This Canada Day pic is copied from Facebook and was taken in Cote Ste. Luc, a neighbourhood on the north west side of MTL.

By the way the note to Premier Pauline Marois is illegal.
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That would be "Government Senate Leader Marjory LeBreton...[who tells The Hill Times that]...the Senate expenses scandal-which has rocked the government and the Prime Minister's Office for months, has seen the resignations of three Conservative Senators and one Liberal from their parties' caucuses, along with the resignation of Prime Minister Stephen Harper's chief of staff, and now includes an RCMP criminal investigation-has been 'trying' on Canada's Upper Chamber." A nice six month run for the Red Chamber. Let's see, Senators Brazeau, Duffy, Harb and Wallin have, allegedly, been caught stealing and Senator Fairburn has been caught not knowing what is what but still voting.
Interestingly neither the Tory leader nor Senator James Cowan, the Liberal leader in the Senate, have suggested that the unelected chamber just sucks the big one and should be abolished.
The only Senators in your capital that have any respect carry a big stick with them when they go to work.
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1. That half of these jobs are replacements for jobs lost between 2006 and 2008. So, they have created in the order of only 450,000 net new jobs since the beginning of their mandate. That amounts to roughly 5,500 jobs per month. Paltry.Imagine, the Stephen Harpers lying.
2. How many of these new jobs were Temporary Foreign Worker jobs?
3. How many of these new jobs were unpaid internships which they count as employment?
4. How does the quality and pay of these jobs compare to that of the jobs lost?
5. Why it took Harper over 7 years to start lamenting the lack of skills training that is at the root of jobs going without people with the qualifications to fill them?
6. That 254,000 young peoples' jobs were lost from 2006 to 2009 and that they have not been replaced at all, and in fact 3000 more have been lost since then. And, how many more jobs lost were replaced by unpaid internships which would mostly be filled by young workers.

