Raises could boost top aides' salaries above those of MPs

Article Abstract:

Paul Martin's first act as a Prime Mister was to quietly boost the pay of his new cabinet ministers' senior political staff by more than $32,000 a year. The increase in salary would mean that chiefs of staff for his 29 full cabinet ministers would earn as much as $147,300 a year, $12,100 more than elected members of Parliament make.

Commodity & service prices, Prices and rates, Wages, Wages and salaries, Powers and duties, Prime ministers, Company pricing policy, Salary

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Martin clinches Liberal leadership

Article Abstract:

A report is presented on the expected victory of Paul Martin who is the prime minister designate of Canada in 2003 Liberal Party elections. The election results published so far supports the victory of Martin.

Public affairs, Reports, Political activity, Elections, Election forecasting, 2003 AD

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Liberals sign up 450,000

Article Abstract:

Canada's Liberal Party has over 450,000 people in its membership roll. The impressive number resulted from an aggressive recruiting campaign.

Membership, Political parties

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