Daily Digest December 31, 2011

The DAILY DIGEST: INFORMATION and OPINION from ST. JOHN'S to VICTORIA.
ARCHIVED at http://cdndailydigest.blogspot.com/

Foreign news  - all bad and depressing so not bothered with to-day
Canadian news very little - but necessary to the Digest

Most important a message for the New Year right here:
Don't stop until you finish watching this entire video.

Be ye encouraged about our future as a people!

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OPINION AND INFORMATION

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Stephen Harper said voters didn't care about partisan tactics. He was right
Halfway through the federal election campaign last spring, Michael Ignatieff gave a speech at a town hall in Sudbury
that neatly encapsulated much of the opprobrium directed toward Stephen Harper over the past five years.
MORE...

THE HARPER DILEMMA: A TALE OF TWO PREMIERS

• Federal Grits need to fix their game for nation's good
•          There's no way out but a new politics of fairness
• 2012 shaping up to be busy political year
•          In defence of walking drunk and elected governments
• Fearless forecast: 2012 promises to be a year of truth and consequences 4
•          12 rules to live by in 2012
• Fiscal prudence for new year
•          The conservative prognosticator
• A year for the ages?
•          At year end, a world stumbling onward
• Can he find the magic again?
•          Rae won't rule out bid for permanent Liberal leadership
• Rookie MP Michelle Rempel a rising political star for the Conservatives
•          Liberals try to change their fortunes
• Rae : Payroll taxes will slow growth
•          Flaherty's office scoffs at Rae's payroll complaints
• Downsized, decentralized CBC remains key goal for Tories: Heritage Minister James Moore
•          Senators eye changes to way they police themselves
• Nicholson braces for wrath over controversial crime bill
•          Canada's next fighter jet?
• Paul Martin, Rick Hillier appointed to the Order of Canada
•          The honour roll: New members of the Order of Canada
• Canada's climate change plan 'farce,' says Stephane Dion
•          Telecom firms under pressure to keep up with smartphone obsession
• B.C. Liberals launch campaign against 'risky' Dix
•          Ontario Liberals brace for a tumultuous year
• Free crack pipes doled out in Vancouver
•          Pushed to the Left and Loving It: Not a Good Time for Stephen Harper to be Compared to Richard Nixon
• Occupy Vancouver Picks Up the Tab
•          Mountie sues co-workers in bomb squad after doll explodes
• Why Canada’s nuclear cleanup will cost billions and take decades
•          Certain punishment better than tougher sentences
• Anatomy of a quarry fight
•          Omnibus crime bill will target gangs not teens, Justice Minister says | News | National Post

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SAMEDI 31 DÉCEMBRE 2011

• 10h51 - Septembre-octobre · La revue de l'année 2011
• 10h51 - Nouvel An · L'alcool coulera à flots
• 08h35 - Bilan 2011 · Le chemin de croix de Pauline
• 08h22 - Bilan législatif · Le Plan Nord sur la touche?
• 08h16 - Industrie de la construction · Année difficile pour Québec
• 08h06 - Taxes · Chapelet de hausses de taxes
• Ottawa · Ordre du Canada : 66 nouvelles nominations
• Montréal · La Corée du Sud rouvrira ses portes au boeuf canadien
• Chicago · Le CN fusionne trois filiales américaines
• Égypte | ONG · Le Canada est «vivement préoccupé» par les perquisitions

Publicité en anglais dans les bars
«Happy New Year»

De nombreux bars de Montréal tentent de séduire les fêtards du Nouvel
An grâce à des publicités rédigées uniquement en anglais, une pratique interdite par la loi.

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