Friday, September 30, 2011  Entitled to their entitlements
Foreign Affairs Minister Baird demands gold on new business
cards    Wednesday, September 28, 2011  The Morning After  Last
night was the lone televised debate of the Ontario election
campaign. With the vote too close to call, a lot was riding on
it, and after last night...  ...not a heck of a lot changed. I
have a hard time seeing how anyone would actually change their
mind as a result of last night's debate, and the Ipsos flash
poll largely confirms that.  After all, if you're like me and
you like Dalton McGuinty, you liked what you saw. While the
opposition focused on buzzwords and empty anecdotes ("Gary the
accountant tells me he lost his job because of the HST"),
McGuinty made his case his facts and figures. He responded to
attacks, defended his record, and talked about his plans. He
looked and sounded like was a grown up - some might even say a
Premier.  That's not to say it was a masterful performance we
will all rave about years from now. He