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Tag Archives: Ottawa
A trip to Ottawa, auditor general lock up and reporting on the Hill
An auditor general’s lock up is like Christmas for a journalist. There are bound to be gifts in the form of guaranteed stories about government shortcomings and misuse of tax dollars. I spent the last two weeks of November working … Continue reading
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Tagged auditor general, edit, Emily Senger, Hill, iPolitics, media lockup, Ottawa, Parliament, press gallery, Toronto
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Ontario election fever, back to the Hill and a wedding
What happened to August? And September, for that matter. Oh right, there was this, over here. And that took up most of August and the first week of September. Then I left the wheat fields, rolling foothills and Rocky Mountains … Continue reading
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Tagged Alberta, Andrea Horwath, Dalton McGuinty, freelance, iPolitics, Ontario election, Ottawa, Parliament, politics, Tim Hudak, Toronto
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