SIPP Policy Dialogue Number 14 Winter 2007
Date
2007
Authors
Bell, Patricia
Whyte, John D.
Axworthy, Chris
Smith, David E.
Burch, Fred
Penikett, Tony
Marshall, Jim
Charlebois, Sylvain
Langenbacher, Wolfgang
Paul, Linda
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Saskatchewan Institute of Public Policy
Abstract
It would seem a federal election is in the air. While in their early days, the federal Conservatives approached the task of governing from a fairly rigid, even ideological, perspective, their governing style has become increasingly politically astute and responsive as they have become more experienced at governing. Now, with an election pending, we are not only seeing campaign-style advertisements designed to weaken any momentum the Liberals may have generated from their leadership, but we see a government that at first seemed ideologically antienvironment providing $1.5B for responses to climate change. As the editorial cartoon on our website this month suggests, everyone in the House of Commons seems to have turned green these days!
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