Still room for improvement
London Free Press

Election trifecta for voters

First, there's the civic election in November. Then there's a provincial vote in October 2007. And, with a minority government in Ottawa, a federal election could happen any time. So should party organizers be worried about volunteer burnout or donor fatigue?

By Chip Martin

PM may put targets on greenhouse gas emissions

By TERRY PEDWELL
http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/Science/2007/01/24/3439441-cp.html

Some boards exceed target

Wed, January 24, 2007

But the deputy mayor expects co-operation on the city budget.

By JOE BELANGER, FREE PRESS CITY HALL REPORTER

Budget mumbo-jumbo made easy

Wed, January 24, 2007

By IAN GILLESPIE, FREE PRESS COLUMNIST

Politicians avoiding sensitive issues

By Herman Goodden
London Free Press

Two big names compete for London West Tory nod

Sat, January 20, 2007

By CHIP MARTIN, FREE PRESS POLITICS REPORTER

Tory blames Grits for 'scandalous' care

Sat, January 20, 2007

By JOHN MINER, FREE PRESS HEALTH REPORTER

PM announces alternative energy funding

By DIRK MEISSNER

Dion names shadow cabinet

Fri, January 19, 2007

The Liberal Leader said his party isn't hoping for a snap election but has to be prepared for it.

By JOAN BRYDEN, CP

Grit MP cries foul over rural 'slush fund'

Fri, January 19, 2007

By JOE MATYAS, FREE PRESS REPORTER

Tory 'listening tour' comes to town

Fri, January 19, 2007

The provincial PC leader and 19 caucus members will tour area ridings today.

By CHIP MARTIN, FREE PRESS POLITICS REPORTER

Ontario PC leader is in London

Thu, January 18, 2007

By CHIP MARTIN, LONDON FREE PRESS POLITICS REPORTER

Layton's gaffe leaves farmers confused

Thu, January 18, 2007

By CP

Dear Leader of the NDP, Jack Layton,

I am among many Londoners concerned with economic challenges faced by many Canadians. I am among many Canadians who support co-operative and community efforts to exchange goods and services with one another as a mean of not only reducing costs and raising community values, but also reducing unemployment rates especially among new Canadians.

To:

Patrick W. O’Brien
Member of Parliament
London-Fanshawe
116-1069 Wellington Rd. South
London, ON. N6E 2H6

Date: Dec 24th, 2004

Our party in its journey to seek perfection and with the highest efficiency is committed and dedicated to the top three life principles and values: Knowledge, Justice and peace, that can best serve humanity both locally and globally by re-building a new knowledge-base economy, that can quantify and apply the human content and human judgement, in order to achieve justice, consequently human dignity, freedom, peace, and integrity.