“The conservative movement at a crossroads: Lessons from the past, directions for the future Looking back on the last six years, looking ahead for next six.
Panel speakers:
Gerry Nicholls – Former Senior Executive with the National Citizens Coalition and publisher of LibertasPost.ca
John Robson – Radio commentator and Ottawa Citizen columnist
Joseph C. Ben-Ami – President of the Canadian Centre for Policy Studies
Don Lenihan Ph.D. – Vice President, Engagement – Public Policy Forum
December 7 2009, 6 to 9pm
Parliament Pub, 101 Sparks St, Ottawa
Ticket price (includes appetizers) – $10 regular, $8.50 student
For more information: Immanuel Giulea, Executive Director Société Macdonald-Cartier Society
Excuse my ignorance, but what precisely is the Macdonald-Cartier Society?
Please don’t suggest that I travel to Ottawa and sit in a pub for three hours at a cost of $10 to find out. While thinking in terms of such a low fee, perhaps if they charged more they could have their own website and get the word out to more of the citizenry.
Is there a Western branch of the organization?
I’ve updated the post with a link to their website.
The Macdonald-Cartier Society exists solely to enact a toll strategy on Hwy. 401 in order to support their meetings at the various pubs.
Ok, I made that up but it does look like a great club to join if you’re in Toronto and like to hoist a few once in a while….
Geez, I can’t even do a simple PSA anymore without the critics lining up.
Thanks, Miss Kate – the website makes it all clear now. First dot tee kay site I ever saw.
Just don’t confuse them with the McDonald’s- Cartier Society, a group of French-speaking explorers dedicated to establishing the precise location of every fast-food restaurant in America.