Friday, March 16, 2007

Of Skunks and Freeways

It would appear that our oh-so-principled Conservative party's true colours are showing in the courts.

I can only imagine what the smell must have been like after running over that skunk!

Court of Queen's Bench Justice Jed Hawco ruled Friday that the party did not follow its own rules for setting a date for the nomination meeting in September and did not conduct a fair candidate selection process.
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