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 [Current Forum Topics] Harper reveals six-point economic plan: Fresh off his election victory, Prime Minister Stephen Harper announced a six-point economic plan Wednesday that includes a first ministers conference and the reconvening of Parliament this fall.

 [MediaScout Canada] Election Coverage Reconsidered : MediaScout Canada: Stephen Harper begins his second term as prime minister by addressing Canada’s economic concerns, while pressure mounts for Liberal leader Stéphane Dion to step down. Republican presidential nominee John McCain tries to distance himself from the Bush administration’s economic policies in his last debate with Democratic rival Barack Obama.

 [The Chronicle] The Chronicle > Politics > Wither now, Canada?: Harper will have to find an ally (among the other parties)," he told The Chronicle, suggesting it will perhaps have to be the Liberals.

 [Macleans.ca Blog Central » Blog Central] Tuesday’s North Bay nugget was a fellow named Dion : Capital Read ...: “The fact that the decline in Harper’s fortunes seems to go lock step with a decline in the stock market indicates that the entitlement psychology has spread far beyond starving artists and cranky university students: apparently middle class Canadians now feel “entitled” to a rising stock portfolio and soaring real estate values, and feel that it is the job of the state to guarantee those things.”

[The Guardian: Local News] Charlottetown, The Guardian: Local News | P.E.I. Legislative ...: Speaker Kathleen Casey announced today that she will reconvene the Prince Edward Island Legislative Assembly on Wednesday, November 12 at 2 pm This will be the continuation of the Second Session o.

[Republic of Mining] Assembly of First Nations Chief Phil Fontaine - Speech to the ...: This requires empowering First Nations to break the chains of dependency and despair; empowering them to revitalize our languages and cultures;

[National Post - Full Comment] John Turley-Ewart: Toronto's TTC strike and the better way for the ...: On Sunday, Ontario’s Premier, Dalton McGuinty, with the support of all the opposition parties, reconvened the provincial legislature and passed back-to-work legislation that had the TTC up and rolling as of Sunday night. In giving in to populist pressure, Mr.

 [PopMatters: Condensed Version] Lynyrd Skynyrd: Street Survivors < Music | PopMatters: So even though this newest incarnation of Street Survivors accomplishes exactly what we’ve come to expect from the best titles in the Deluxe Edition series—showing classic albums in comprehensive new lights—it’s primarily for diehard fans. Everyone else will be better served by picking up the earlier MCA reissue, which contains all the good stuff for a lot less money.

 [The Court] The Court » Blog Archive » The Women’s Court of Canada: Native ...: concluded that, by inviting and funding the participation of those organizations in the current constitutional review process and excluding the equal participation of NWAC, the Canadian government has accorded the advocates of male-dominated aboriginal self-government a preferred position in the exercise of an expressive activity, the freedom of which is guaranteed to everyone by paragraph 2(b) and which is, by section 28, guaranteed equally to men and women. It has thereby taken action that has had the effect of restricting the freedom of expression of aboriginal women in a manner offensive to paragraph 2(b) and section 28 of the Charter.

[The Turner Report] The Turner Report » Daily Zorpheous: As has been very adequately explained on this blog, Cons will tax carbon at $65/ton, Libs at $40/ton. Con plan will raise natural gas prices 2% and electricity 4%, while reeducing GDP by .

[politicalbetting.com] politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Tory ICM lead increases by 3%: ICM - its within MoE of the position pre-Labour conference and the Tory vote seems solid low to mid 40s, Labour struggling to keep the 3 at the start - really the key to avoiding a slaughter in 2010 - pre conf 15% lead, now 12% so its there or thereabouts but I’ll certainly concede there has been a visible swingback of a couple % to Labour for now - very much what one would expect as the economy falters - however as jobs are lost and businesses close, the anger will set in.

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