Layton steps up bank attack
By KATHLEEN HARRIS, Parliamentary Bureau
NDP Leader Jack Layton took another shot at big banks yesterday, vowing to legislate them to keep branches open in small communities and poor neighbourhoods. "They're huge monopolies and unbelievably profitable, and people left without banking services are left stranded," he said.

Kevin
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"Love actually, is all around us" --From the movie Love Actually.
Kevin
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"Love actually, is all around us" --From the movie Love Actually.
Someone mentioned on CPAC that he and his party don't have the baggage that the other parties do...that may be his saving grace and ours for that matter.
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If I stand for my country today...will my country be here to stand for me tomorrow?
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If I stand for my country today...will my country be here to stand for me tomorrow?
Baggage - most certainly.
Roy
The NDP are not governing BC at the moment? But ya, the Liberals are tearing the public rug out from under us as we speak.
But, the NDP is regarded by many in
BC as a party with baggage to say the
least. I think it is unfair to tag one
with the other but that is just the way
it is. Fast ferries, bingogate, deckgate etc...
Roy
"Consumer Bill of Rights" fact sheet:
http://ndp.ca/uploaded/20040526133833_C ... Rights.pdf
They are proposing tying the interest rate credit cards can charge consumers
to the prime rate.
The same could be said about the Federal Liberals and the Conservatives in relation to the Harris/Eves and Campbell governments.
Only the Greens, communists and CAP can be said to be rather clear of muck.
Roy
And I do stick with what I said. Many people in BC may be moving back to the NDP but others will still bed down with the other devil just because.
Roy
I know election signs are hardly a way of measuring party popularity but here in Vancouver I seem to be seeing more NDP signs than Liberal. Definitely more than Conservative.
Let's hope it's a sign of things to come.