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Greg MacNeil 10 March 2010

UK Election Debates

Posted by Greg MacNeil

Simon Benson from the FH London office, recently wrote a blog plost on the format of the upcoming UK Election Debates.  Very interesting read.

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Last week… with shock… I read an article about a speech by David Suzuki in which he said, in essence, that politicians who question or stand in the way of implementing the Kyoto Protocol… “should go to jail for what they’re not doing right now … What our government is not doing is a criminal [...]

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The Greeks had the Delphic Oracle, the Romans had the Sibyl of Cumae, and we Moderns have Central Bankers. Back in 2007, when the economy was humming along on a fume of cheap credit and government mandated sub-prime loans, Ben “Helicopter” Bernanke calmly assured us that there was no Housing Bubble, and if – then [...]

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As we embark this week on the XXI Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver, anticipation of this celebration of sport, culture and international cooperation abounds in Canada and around the world.  Many of us, including myself, will be glued to our television sets and a few of us will even be lucky enough to be there [...]

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Ron Guirguis 4 February 2010

Whither Toyota’s PR Team

Posted by Ron Guirguis

We’ve all seen the news … and some of us received the letters from our dealerships … telling us about the recall.  Now there’s another question about manufacturing safety – this time with the noble Prius.  Uh oh … what’s going on at Toyota … and what is happening with their PR team?
There is an [...]

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Kevin Macintosh 20 January 2010

Supercharging politics

Posted by Kevin Macintosh

I was struck by a radio ad as I drove to work this morning. It talked about a “cover up” and was paid for by the Liberal Party. The ad said the prorogation of Parliament allowed the government to hide knowledge of torture in Afghanistan.
In case anyone reading this doesn’t know it already, I am [...]

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