Sorry for the silence

Yes, it has been a busy week, and to summarize:

1. I am really disappointed. And rather drained. But hopeful.
2. Imagine this was released the first week of the election campaign????
3. Donc on va avoir des élections provinciale avant le fédérale?
4. Denis Coderre's visit was a grand success.
5. La semaine de relâche est arrivé - on y va en ski!
6. Spaghetti in Stanstead anyone - Wednesday the 5th, GranitExpo, 18h30, 10 bucks.

Cheers,
William

When will they stop?

The Conservatives and Harper are getting rediculous - no more clemency sought, pull out of backing a UN moratorium on the death penalty, and now this - deporting a man to face the death penalty. Really, we can't call this a hidden agenda anymore. We now have to call this an agenda!

Colour me impressed.

We all know that true friends don't let friends read the National Post. But there is a very positive and insightful piece in today's issue on the sensibility of Dion's new infrastructure plan. Kudos where kudos are deserved...

Can you say boondoggle?

It sounds a lot like this.

Excellent analysis

Bothwell is an author that I frequently refer to in my Canadian foreign policy classes. His Globe and Mail piece is excellent. Read it!

J'adore

Ça c'est les sortes d'histoires que j'aime - quand un organisme n'est pas capable de prendre les décisions eux memes - aux sondages (et aux $$$)!!!

Interessant

Hélène Buzzetti, dans Le Devoir, décrit la stratégie conservateur au Québec pour la prochaine élection. Si ces sources sont bonne, je ne comprends pas. Mais c'est peut être pour rien, vu les sondages dans la belle province...

Ça c'est très interessant...vraiment...