September 2009 Posts

Prime Minister Stephen Harper recently presented the Government’s latest report on the implementation of Canada’s Economic Action Plan.

It seems that much of my early faith training was designed to protect me from doubt.

This past summer I spent a bit of time doing a self evaluation of my work.

Of all the decisions that Gary Doer has made as Premier of Manitoba over the past decade, the one that may have the longest negative impact is the decision to run the new Manitoba Hydro transmission line, known as BiPole III, down the west side of the province.

This summer marked the third anniversary of the launch of the Universal Child Care Benefit – a plan that is providing direct financial assistance of $100 per month per child for all parents.

Manitoba MLA’s returned to the legislature Monday for the resumption of the session and it was clear from the beginning that the NDP government was adrift in the wake of Gary Doer’s decision to resign as Premier for a post as Canada’s ambassador to the United States.

Across the country, governments are working together in a spirit of cooperation and partnership to flow funds quickly for important infrastructure projects and initiatives.

There are several standard questions that get asked to you as a professional race car driver; …how fast do you go? …have you ever crashed? …do chicks dig you? …and that sort of thing.

A world in which all one’s wishes were fulfilled would, quite apart from disappointments, be an unpleasant world to live in.

Mrs. Albright had been in the hospital for a few months now.