Fleishman Hillard: The Political View

8 March 2010

• QP Summary – Monday, March 08, 2010
  Posted in Question Period Summary —No Comments
• Laying the Groundwork
  Posted by Monte Solberg in Uncategorized —1 Comment
• Can the Government Meet the Challenge of Program Review and Ensuring an Efficient Regulatory Approval System.
  Posted by Brian Klunder in Conservative, Federal Politics, Public Policy, Uncategorized —No Comments

5 March 2010

• QP Summary – Friday March 5, 2010
  Posted in Question Period Summary —No Comments
• You had an option, sir!
  Posted by Greg MacNeil in Fleishman-Hillard Public Affairs —5 Comments

4 March 2010

• QP Summary – Thursday March 4, 2010
  Posted in Question Period Summary —No Comments
• FH Political Brief: The Federal Throne Speech
  Posted by FH Public Affairs Worldwide in Bloc Québecois, Conservative, Economics, Federal Politics, Fleishman-Hillard Public Affairs, Green Party, Liberal, NDP —No Comments
• Now comes the hard part
  Posted by Bill Walker in Alberta Politics, B.C. Politics, Conservative, Economics, Federal Politics, Fleishman-Hillard Public Affairs, Media & Politics, Media Summaries, Ontario Politics, Public Policy —No Comments

2 March 2010

• BC Budget Update; Fiscal Plan 2010/2011 “Building a Prosperous British Columbia”
  Posted by Don Stickney in B.C. Politics, Fleishman-Hillard Public Affairs, Media & Politics, Uncategorized —No Comments
• Throne Speech, Budget Speech and Confidence Votes: Expect an Exciting Spring Session.
  Posted by Meagan Rapley in Federal Politics, Fleishman-Hillard Public Affairs —6 Comments

25 February 2010

• Talking about Twitter
  Posted by FH Canada Podcasts in Digital Public Affairs, Federal Politics, Podcast —No Comments
• House of Tweets: Twitter and the House of Commons
  Posted by Mark Blevis in Digital Public Affairs, Federal Politics —10 Comments

23 February 2010

• Fiscal issues will be our Olympic hangover
  Posted by Bill Walker in Uncategorized —No Comments

22 February 2010

• Where do Ontario’s Tories Stand on Pension Reform?
  Posted by Anne-Marie Quinn in Conservative, Liberal, NDP, Ontario Politics, Public Policy, Uncategorized —No Comments

18 February 2010

• Digital technology in energy and natural resources
  Posted by FH Canada Podcasts in Digital Public Affairs, Podcast —No Comments

17 February 2010

• New Mortgage Rules – Something is better than Nothing
  Posted by Dietwald Claus in Economics, Public Policy —2 Comments
• Questions to ponder before the return of Parliament
  Posted by Brian Klunder in Conservative, Federal Politics, Liberal, Media & Politics, NDP —3 Comments

16 February 2010

• A Watershed for Health Care in Alberta
  Posted by Bryan Thomas in Alberta Politics, Public Policy —No Comments

15 February 2010

• Politicians and the Games
  Posted by Don Stickney in B.C. Politics, Federal Politics, International Affairs, Media & Politics —2 Comments

12 February 2010

• The Olympics as a political event
  Posted by FH Canada Podcasts in Digital Public Affairs, Podcast —No Comments

11 February 2010

• Government plays host for 2010 Olympic Games
  Posted by Anna Lilly in B.C. Politics, Digital Public Affairs, Uncategorized —No Comments
• The Shape of (Green) Things To Come?
  Posted by Paul Monlezun in Best and Worst, Other Commentary —No Comments
• Leave the troops out of it
  Posted by Daniel Madge in Federal Politics —No Comments

10 February 2010

• Of Central Bankers and Recoveries
  Posted by Dietwald Claus in Economics, Other Commentary —3 Comments
• The sun’ll come out, tomorrow… bet your bottom dollar…”
  Posted by John Sparks in Alberta Politics —1 Comment