Tracking Harper
Archive for June 2012
Feds won’t reverse cuts to heavy urban search and rescue
June 30, 2012: Feds won’t reverse cuts to heavy urban search and rescue
Refugee health wrong priority for provinces, Kenney says
June 29, 2012: Refugee health wrong priority for provinces, Kenney says
6 things that will change on Canada Day weekend
June 29, 2012: 6 things that will change on Canada Day weekend
U.S. can share Canadian border info under privacy deal
June 28, 2012: U.S. can share Canadian border info under privacy deal
Application freeze placed on 2 immigration programs
June 28, 2012: Application freeze placed on 2 immigration programs
Feds put up $349M to help wheat board in open market
June 28, 2012: Feds put up $349M to help wheat board in open market
G20 oversight dogged by poor communication, says report
June 28, 2012: G20 oversight dogged by poor communication, says report
5,000 public servants learn their jobs are at risk
June 27, 2012: 5,000 public servants learn their jobs are at risk
Election result challenge lacks proof, Tory lawyer says
June 25, 2012: Election result challenge lacks proof, Tory lawyer says
Refugee health cuts protest cuts off Oliver announcement
June 22, 2012: Refugee health cuts protest cuts off Oliver announcement
Canada falls out of top fifty in global freedom of information rankings
June 22, 2012: Canada falls out of top fifty in global freedom of information rankings
Kent says Canada went to Rio talks ‘in good faith’
June 22, 2012: Kent says Canada went to Rio talks ‘in good faith’
Canada criticized for weak draft plan at Rio summit
June 20, 2012: Canada criticized for weak draft plan at Rio summit
Copyright bill finally clears Commons
June 19, 2012: Copyright bill finally clears Commons
Baird accuses budget watchdog of overstepping bounds
June 19, 2012: Baird accuses budget watchdog of overstepping bounds
Aboriginal people file hundreds of human rights complaints
June 18, 2012: Aboriginal people file hundreds of human rights complaints
Legal opinion backs watchdog on budget information request
June 18, 2012: Legal opinion backs watchdog on budget information request
Europe to Canada: Don’t lecture us
June 18, 2012: Europe to Canada: Don’t lecture us
Is Canada’s relationship with the United Nations turning sour?
June 18, 2012: Is Canada’s relationship with the United Nations turning sour?
Conservatives draw fire for War of 1812 spending
June 18, 2012: Conservatives draw fire for War of 1812 spending
$1B Windsor-Detroit bridge deal struck
June 18, 2012: $1B Windsor-Detroit bridge deal struck
Research lakes shutdown will be costly, scientists argue
June 18, 2012: Research lakes shutdown will be costly, scientists argue
Del Mastro lawyer wants meeting with Elections Canada
June 18, 2012: Del Mastro lawyer wants meeting with Elections Canada
MP Del Mastro bank records turned over to Elections Canada
June 15, 2012: MP Del Mastro bank records turned over to Elections Canada
Parks Canada staff banned from criticizing Feds
June 15, 2012: Parks Canada staff banned from criticizing Feds
Budget bill vote marathon wraps up
June 15, 2012: Budget bill vote marathon wraps up
Emissions target won’t be met without action, panel argues
June 14, 2012: Emissions target won’t be met without action, panel argues
Toews moves to end retail record-keeping on long guns
June 14, 2012: Toews moves to end retail record-keeping on long guns
Auditor general chastises Commons, Senate for poor accounting
June 14, 2012: Auditor general chastises Commons, Senate for poor accounting
Effects of budget bill hangover to be felt ‘year after year’: Opposition
June 14, 2012: Effects of budget bill hangover to be felt ‘year after year’: Opposition
5 questions about Dean Del Mastro’s election spending
June 12, 2012: 5 questions about Dean Del Mastro’s election spending
Refugee bill passes final hurdle in House
June 12, 2012: Refugee bill passes final hurdle in House
NATO order ended Canadian transfer of Afghan prisoners
June 12, 2012: NATO order ended Canadian transfer of Afghan prisoners
Speaker limits budget votes but long hours ahead for MPs
June 12, 2012: Speaker limits budget votes but long hours ahead for MPs
Canada dismisses U.S. concern over fake military parts
June 12, 2012: Canada dismisses U.S. concern over fake military parts
Immigration Minister Jason Kenney asks Canadians to thank him for cuts to refugee health benefits
July 9, 2012: Immigration Minister Jason Kenney asks Canadians to thank him for cuts to refugee health benefits
Defence Department can’t explain increase in costs
June 9, 2012: Defence Department can’t explain increase in costs
[VIDEO] Contract Questions – Wendy Mesley digs deep into a major military purchase
June 9, 2012: [VIDEO LINK] Contract Questions – Wendy Mesley digs deep into a major military purchase
Tories headed down ‘dangerous road’ with prison closures
June 8, 2012: Tories headed down ‘dangerous road’ with prison closures
Environment advisory panel’s closure ‘dumb,’ Harper told
June 8, 2012: Environment advisory panel’s closure ‘dumb,’ Harper told
MP Del Mastro’s election returns leave questions swirling
June 8, 2012: MP Del Mastro’s election returns leave questions swirling
Food safety laws to be streamlined in overhaul
June 8, 2012: Food safety laws to be streamlined in overhaul
Elections Canada raises new questions about Etobicoke vote
June 8, 2012: Elections Canada raises new questions about Etobicoke vote
MP Del Mastro not told of Elections Canada investigation
June 7, 2012: MP Del Mastro not told of Elections Canada investigation
Fake Sun TV citizenship ceremony explanations in dispute
June 6, 2012: Fake Sun TV citizenship ceremony explanations in dispute
F-35 photo op: $47K. Minister in pilot’s seat: priceless
June 6, 2012: F-35 photo op: $47K. Minister in pilot’s seat: priceless
Elections Canada budgets $585K for robocalls probe
June 6, 2012: Elections Canada budgets $585K for robocalls probe
Oil producers urged to solve pipeline constraints
June 6, 2012: Oil producers urged to solve pipeline constraints
Dutch Disease denial: Inflation, politics and tar
June 6, 2012: Dutch Disease denial: Inflation, politics and tar
Oda’s travel expenses cause dissent in Tory caucus
June 3, 2012: Oda’s travel expenses cause dissent in Tory caucus
