Canadian Federal Election 2008

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-NDP would return Grand Prix to Montreal: Layton
-Liberals edge ahead in B.C. battlegrounds: poll
-Liberals slam Tories for ‘shamelessly' attacking Dion
-Tories losing coveted senior vote, polls find
-Wind still in NDP sails, Layton says
-NDP says Grits and Tories hid truth about Afghanistan cost
-Duceppe wants emergency debate to redefine Afghanistan mission
-Chrétien to boost Dion at rally Friday
-Afghan mission cost: up to $18B
-Dion bests PM in crisis response
-Layton slams banks for not passing interest cuts to consumers
-Dion, Layton slam Harper's 'opportunities' advice amid dropping markets
-Cost of Afghan mission double Conservative estimate: report
-Layton hopes to win seats in the prairies
-May endorses strategic voting for ridings where races are close
-Tories' tax cuts help rich only: Bloc chief
-Harper failed leadership test, Dion says
-Pensions, homes at risk, Layton says
-MacKay, May clash on job losses at local debate
-‘Damn it, go out and vote,' Duceppe tells young adults
-Outlook gets gloomier for Tories, polls suggest
-Conservative support collapsing in key ridings: poll
-Neck and neck: Poll shows Grits trail by 3 points
-Tory aid for factories `too little, too late'
-Layton compares Harper's words to R.B. Bennett
-Health care, not economic woes, tops voter focus
-Tory support still eroding: poll
-Group denounces Harper's crime platform
-Economy needs quick action, Dion says
-Layton warns Canadians of depression
-Economic concerns prompt shift from Conservatives, poll finds
-Dion to concentrate on Ontario
-Anything but a Harper majority
-Market chill hits PM
-Layton: 'Pull one thread and the whole [economic] sweater unravels'
-The mathematics of majority
-Rough ride for Finley during debate in Caledonia
-Working families out in cold under Harper: Layton
-May, MacKay spar on military funding
-Stop-Tory site popular
-Voters see through PM's last-minute pitch: Dion
-Tory support hits new low, poll finds
-Vandals strike again
-Conservatives losing support in key ridings: poll
-Dion says he'll be the ‘greenest PM ever'
-Harper ignores McGuinty's letter
-Newfoundland debates 'goose egg' for Tories
-Layton hammers Tories' tax cuts
-Duceppe unleashes blistering attacks on PM
-Harper will wreck economy, Layton charges
-Dion outlines Arctic strategy
-NDP want to tighten sewage dumping laws
-Tory majority slipping away?
-Tories 'sold to the oil men,' Duceppe charges
-Layton seeks Atlantic breakthrough
-Atwood rallies anti-Tory votes by backing Bloc
-Harper real threat to economy, says Dion
-Tories won't win big cities, ex-aide says
-'We will elect a Liberal government': Paul Martin tells Calgary crowd
-Canadian TV debate outdraws U.S. version
-Tories lead but voter volatility on the rise
-Harper in denial on economy, Layton says
-'A star is born' in Elizabeth May: pollster
-Harper attacked for failing to address economic turmoil
-Couillard says firm hired her for Tory contacts
-Has the Tory train gone off the rails?
-Opponents hammer Harper over absent platform
-Quebec columnists note Dion, crown Duceppe as French debate winner
-Dion uses debate to lay out economic plan
-Instant poll finds Dion clear debate winner
-Group wants court to call off election
-Economy engulfs TV debates
-CAW head urges members to vote against Tories
-Couillard told to trash NATO briefings, book reveals
-Harper staffer quits over plagiarism charges
-Environmentalists aim to defeat Tories
-Harper copied foreign policy speech, Liberals charge
-Conservatives faltering in Quebec: polls
-Leaders take stock of crisis
-Debates will ‘make or break' Greens: May
-PM rejects meeting on economy
-NDP courts 'progressives'
-'Get smart' on child poverty, leaders told
-Tories opened patronage doors before election: CP
-Ignatieff warns of 'economic crisis' if Harper wins
-The race is far from over: poll
-Turn to NDP to stop Harper, Layton says after poll gains
-Harper says no to anti-poverty video
-NDP platform focuses on 'working families'
-Layton takes aim at poverty
-Dion says Liberals will protect women's rights
-NDP platform pledges billions for child care
-NDP government would reverse Tory corporate tax cuts
-NDP gaining support, poll suggests
-Duceppe wants federal incentives to cut oil use
-Liberals projected to lose almost all close races
-Tories well ahead of Liberals in Ontario's swing ridings: poll
-Dion comes out swinging at Harper
-Layton unveils drug plan
-The big Dipper reaches for the stars
-Environment groups muzzled by Harper, May says
-Harper's claim of 200 new food inspectors not true: inspection agency
-Harper takes 'same approach' as Bush on economy: Dion
-Harper's Tories aim to erode women's rights 'by stealth': coalition
-Harper's goal a right-wing Canada
-Atwood's arts offensive against Harper
-Arts cuts butcher Tory support in Quebec
-Aboriginal justice workers decry Tories' plan to end house arrest sentences
-Economy to be leaders' focus
-Harper a man who 'lives in a bubble'
-May urges strategic voting
-Liberals leaning on Trudeau again
-Tories use RCMP muscle on media
-Actors stage a protest
-Harper dismisses gloomy report on Canadian housing market
-Tory crime plan could give 'young flesh' to jailed pedophiles: Duceppe -Greens, NDP on par as voters' second choice: poll
-Film and TV stars blast Conservative arts cuts
-Half of Canadians want reduction in Tory military spending: poll
-Layton attacks Harper over forestry, food
-Ordinary folks don't care about arts: Harper
-Red eyes on the Green train
-Harper crime plan costly, ineffective, illegal: ...
-Protester challenges Flaherty
-Trudeau says Harper doesn't understand Canadians
-Bloc squeaking through in battleground ridings
-Layton vows to reverse Harper arts cuts, bolster culture funding
-Harper's plan: Life terms for 14-year-olds
-'Making history,' May asserts
-Voters not warming to Dion or Harper: poll
-Greens make first stop on train tour
-Tory candidate had real estate licence suspended
-'Prudent' Liberal platform merges economy, environment: Dion
-NDP will repeal corporate tax cuts
-Layton opens coalition door
-Harper vows to allow naming of 14-and-over youths guilty of crimes
-Elizabeth May tour snakes through Rockies
-Poll gives Tories 15-point lead
-Greens plan rallies in middle of night
-Tory campaign takes new hit
-Layton lays into Harper in Conservative heartland
-Vandals target Liberal MP Borys Wrzesnewskyj again
-Dion puts hopes on platform
-Liberals vow to scrap tax on trusts
-Layton promises provinces power to ban handguns
-Toronto Tory candidate quits
-MacKay approved $16,800 hospitality tab
-Only Bloc can stop Tory majority: Duceppe
-Green leader to start cross-Canada rail tour
-Nude photos of Conservative Candidate won't steal focus from campaign: Harper
-May, Duceppe win debate draw
-Dion takes aim at Harper, dismisses Tory 'gimmicks'
-Tories steady, NDP gains, Liberals lose ground: Poll
-Harper has broken promises to Quebecers: Duceppe
-Tories and Liberals stalled
-Attack ad hits on Ritz:Union joins opposition parties in their call for minister's firing
-Harper promises $25M for French-language TV funding
-Native issues casualties of Afghan spending, chief says
-Williams takes ABC campaign to Manning's riding
-Baird blasted for using government announcement to boost Tory campaign
-Miller and McCallion applaud Liberals' ambitious blueprint
-Tories, NDP make pitch to capture seniors' vote
-Tories sorry for comments to native protester
-Is Harper right to stand by his mininster?
-Liberals gain traction in key Ontario, Quebec ridings
-Son of listeriosis victim fuming over Harper minister Ritz's joke
-Liberals eliminated deficit, Chrétien reminds Harper
-Tories would end Manitoba meat inspection programs: Union
-Joke a firing offence: Dion
-NDP, Greens gaining, poll suggests
-May promises tax breaks for poor
-Minister apologizes for 'tasteless' listeria jokes
-Tories defend interests of Quebec nationalists: PM
-Tory minister apologizes for listeriosis joke
-Harper wins delay of hearing on Cadman tape
-Tories defend interests of Quebec nationalists: ...
-Harper Minister faces calls for resignation after joking about listeriosis outbreak
-Liberals, NDP boost daycare
-May pledges surpluses in Green party platform
-Tory support taking a hit in key Quebec ridings, poll says
-NDP promises $1.45B more for daycare
-Dion promises support for students, research
-How Jack Layton can become Prime Minister
-Harper has right-wing agenda for Canada: Dion
-Energy Independence Should be an Election Issue
-Rae helps Dion switch focus
-Layton promises banking industry review
-Dion pledges serious illness drug plan
-Gap narrows in key Ontario swing ridings: poll
-Tory agenda sidetracked by protesters
-Harper pushed to help secure release of Afghan mission costs
-A Trudeau back on the ballot
-Greens to call for twinning of many of Canada's rail lines
-Williams registers ABC Campaign as third party in bid to fight Harper
-Tories admit disputed campaign ads were national
-Conservative lead shrinks, poll suggests
-Liberals promise $900M for drug expenses
-Bob Rae says Dion is 'man of great vision'
-Harper acknowledges 'problems' with Canadian economy
-Williams's AnybodyButConservative campaign heads to trenches
-PM blasted on economy
-Harper’s “steady hand” guides Canada toward economic ruin
-Layton unveils $1B plan to cut doctor shortage
-Dion unveils $300M plan to aid fishermen
-Should Dion make better use of other Liberal 'stars'?
-Dion: Harper and Layton are ganging up on me
-Leaders spar over economy
-Dion: Harper can't be trusted
-Harper considered 'nastiest' leader
-Layton: $1-billion for medical students
-Layton keeps PM in sights
-Duceppe seeks union
-Elizabeth May banking on a colour change
-Dion trailing Layton, May for support in key ridings
-Layton challenges Harper's record on women
-Layton:don't trust Harper on Afghanistan
-Online, Smilin' Jack rules
-Grits, NDP pulling even?
-Conservatives, Harper, May winners in new opinion poll
-Layton pledges boost for women's groups
-Liberals promise fairer, faster immigration system
-Harper takes swing at N.L. premier's 'ABC' campaign
-Layton keeps heat on Harper over gas prices
-Liberals promise homeowners $575M in incentives to 'green' homes
-Greens' inclusion in debates a 'tectonic' shift in politics: May
-Harper plays populist tune on arts cuts
-Olive: The Big Picture
-How can the Tories regain control of their campaign?
-How to beat Stephen Harper
-Greens to be in debates
-PM and Dion: Dull and Duller
-Harper losing ground in swing ridings since election call
-Harper rejects campaign carbon offsets
-Elizabeth May excluded from television debates
-Greens tops, Harper flops in Sierra Club climate-change report card
-Bloc is Quebec's only hope, Duceppe ...
-Greens focus on voter turn out
-Layton blasts Harper at NDP campaign launch
-Harper stresses economy, attacks carbon tax
-Turn off CNN and focus on Canada, May urges voters
-Duceppe compares Harper to Bush, pledges to keep putting Quebec first
-Jobs, families, election focus for Layton
-PM authorized offer to Cadman
-Greens threaten legal action to join election debate
-Cadman bribe 'preposterous,' testifies Harper
-Harper Showers Gutless Liberals with Praise as they support Afghan war extension until 2011
-Liberal Cowardice: Harper budget will stand
-Star -An election call over Afghanistan? Bring it on
-NDP- NATO in Afghanistan: From Bad to Worse – The wrong role for Canada
-NDP -Harper fails working families again with handouts to big oil and banks
-NDP says Conservatives’ record on housing is shameful
-Greens -Conservatives muzzle environment Canada scientists'-