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September 2010

Deconstructing the Finance Minister's unusually partisan speech

Saturday, September 25, 2010 | Categories: Past Episodes |

This week on The House, Kathleen talks to two economists about a particularly partisan speech given by the Finance Minister this week, and what...

The NDP's long-gun registry decision

Saturday, September 18, 2010 | Categories: Past Episodes |

Kathleen talks with Maurice Grinstead, President of the NDP's Thunder Bay-Superior North electoral district association, about the gun registry debate in his neck of the...

Ed Stelmach weighs in on Nancy Pelosi's visit and funding for a new hockey arena in Quebec City

Saturday, September 11, 2010 | Categories: Past Episodes |

Alberta Premier Ed Stelmach on US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's visit and arenas in Quebec. University of Manitoba ethicist Arthur Schafer on Quebec's "right to...

The NDP's internal struggle over the upcoming long-gun registry vote

Saturday, September 4, 2010 | Categories: Past Episodes |

The NDP duke it out over the long-gun registry. Jack Layton explains why he wants to keep it. Nova Scotia NDPer Peter Stoffer explains why...

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Conservatives move again to have robocalls suits tossed
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