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谢谢CFC网友！四年后见！｛保守党赢了166席！林顿赢102席！绿党历史上第一次进MP!｝
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你可以自己去添加修改嘛。不过可能必要性不大，一天3次浏览，包括你我各一次，那里静若死寂， Don't bother谢谢！
建议改一新条目：保守党2011竞选政纲提要
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如果不改竞选宣传方法，哈珀将成扶不起的刘阿斗
看看http://www.hereforcanada.ca/ 被人家抢注了！
哈珀花钱为自由党搞宣传，能赢吗？
新媒体以林顿做的最好，自由党打电话第一，保守党花钱第一。 真是三党各有千秋！ 这正是：
加国大选趣事多
各党都有阿斗刘
哈珀花钱不为己
叶公送利把税加
林顿创意无限好
可惜无钱竞自由
自新选后合一把
敢夺江山一时绣
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Ex-Nortel workers look to make pensions an election issue
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/story/2011/04/08/ott-nortel-pension-election-issue.html?ref=rss
A group of former Nortel workers are fighting to make bankruptcy reform an election issue, and are targeting Conservative incumbents in over 20 ridings, including three in the Ottawa area.
The group, calling itself the Silver Fox Alliance, says it is looking to unseat Conservative MPs in response to what they say was a lack of support when Nortel filed for bankruptcy protection.
Nortel pensioners had sought the government's assistance to give their pensions greater priority amongst creditors. In particular, the group was upset the Conservatives did not support an NDP private member's bill seeking to add that protection to pensions.
"For two years we have watched the ambivalence and apathy of the Conservative government and now we are just fed up," said John Tyson, a spokesman for the group who worked at Nortel for 35 years.
"We're going out to appeal to those millions of private-sector employees and pensioners and as this election unfolds, voter turnout is going to be the single-largest deciding factor", said Tyson.
In the Ottawa area, the group is focusing its energy on rallying support against sitting MPs John Baird, Gordon O'Connor and Pierre Polievre.
The Conservative party platform, released Friday, offers to extend wages and severance protections for workers whose employer's restructuring attempts take longer than six months and then fail.
The party also promised to work with the provinces and territories to establish a pooled retirement pension plan. But the platform is silent on changes to bankruptcy laws as it pertains to pensions or disability payments.
Tyson said the group hasn't aligned itself with one opposition party but is instead endorsing strategic voting and parties that support their cause.
"As the election campaign unfolds, we will in fact endorse opposition candidates that support the need for changes in the bankruptcy act," said Tyson.
Opposition parties offer different plans
The federal Liberals said in their party platform they would provide greater priority for long-term disability benefits owed to workers during bankruptcy proceedings.
Their platform outlines a plan to create a pension agency to ensure Canadian workers could transfer their pensions into the Canadian Pension Plan rather than placed in a low-return annuity.
The Green Party platform, released Thursday, calls for corporate pension plans to be audited to ensure they are fully funded and for party members to review federal and provincial laws with the view to enact legislation to protect pension benefits.
The NDP and Bloc Quebecois will not release their party platforms until this weekend, but both parties have argued for reform to bankruptcy laws.
Ottawa Centre MP Paul Dewar said Friday the party would push for legislation to allow pensioners to be put to the front of the line when it comes to recouping funds from companies that face bankruptcy or insolvency.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/story/2011/04/08/ott-nortel-pension-election-issue.html?ref=rss
A group of former Nortel workers are fighting to make bankruptcy reform an election issue, and are targeting Conservative incumbents in over 20 ridings, including three in the Ottawa area.
The group, calling itself the Silver Fox Alliance, says it is looking to unseat Conservative MPs in response to what they say was a lack of support when Nortel filed for bankruptcy protection.
Nortel pensioners had sought the government's assistance to give their pensions greater priority amongst creditors. In particular, the group was upset the Conservatives did not support an NDP private member's bill seeking to add that protection to pensions.
"For two years we have watched the ambivalence and apathy of the Conservative government and now we are just fed up," said John Tyson, a spokesman for the group who worked at Nortel for 35 years.
"We're going out to appeal to those millions of private-sector employees and pensioners and as this election unfolds, voter turnout is going to be the single-largest deciding factor", said Tyson.
In the Ottawa area, the group is focusing its energy on rallying support against sitting MPs John Baird, Gordon O'Connor and Pierre Polievre.
The Conservative party platform, released Friday, offers to extend wages and severance protections for workers whose employer's restructuring attempts take longer than six months and then fail.
The party also promised to work with the provinces and territories to establish a pooled retirement pension plan. But the platform is silent on changes to bankruptcy laws as it pertains to pensions or disability payments.
Tyson said the group hasn't aligned itself with one opposition party but is instead endorsing strategic voting and parties that support their cause.
"As the election campaign unfolds, we will in fact endorse opposition candidates that support the need for changes in the bankruptcy act," said Tyson.
Opposition parties offer different plans
The federal Liberals said in their party platform they would provide greater priority for long-term disability benefits owed to workers during bankruptcy proceedings.
Their platform outlines a plan to create a pension agency to ensure Canadian workers could transfer their pensions into the Canadian Pension Plan rather than placed in a low-return annuity.
The Green Party platform, released Thursday, calls for corporate pension plans to be audited to ensure they are fully funded and for party members to review federal and provincial laws with the view to enact legislation to protect pension benefits.
The NDP and Bloc Quebecois will not release their party platforms until this weekend, but both parties have argued for reform to bankruptcy laws.
Ottawa Centre MP Paul Dewar said Friday the party would push for legislation to allow pensioners to be put to the front of the line when it comes to recouping funds from companies that face bankruptcy or insolvency.
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