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Propagandhi
I reverted your changes to Propagandhi. If you can provide some proof that the R.W.P.O. was involved in the recording of Portage La Prairie, I'd like to see it. It sounds like John K. Samson and the track is credited as Propagandhi. There is no mention of R.W.P.O. anywhere in the liner notes, either.Wyatt Riot 09:57, 15 June 2006 (UTC)
 * Lyrics to Portage La Prairie: Portage La Prairie (x3) / Portage... / Portage La Prairie (x2) / Great place to visit / Portage La Prairie / Welcome to Portage / I like to be (?) / I like to go to 7-11 / I like (x2) / I like porridge / in the morning, I eat Portage, I mean porridge, in the morning / In the morning, I eat porridge, in Portage / Yeah, yeah / So, I just wanna say one thing, and that is: C'mon! / Yeah, c'mon man! / Stop! / Stonehenge / The dust settles / Then we all die."
 * Definitely not your average Propagandhi song, but they're credited as the authors on the album and on the Recess Records website, plus the track was listed on the old version of their official discography. Maybe it's a cover or, I admit, some elaborate joke.
 * Quite honestly, I was so quick to revert because your edit made very little sense. It looked to me like vandalism, even though I browsed through the rest of your edits and they were more professional.
 * Let me know if this is the song you're talking about. Maybe I could send you the song somehow. I doubt Propagandhi would mind.Wyatt Riot 21:48, 15 June 2006 (UTC)
 * Maybe the Propagandhi version is a parody? Or the R.W.P.O. version is a parody of the Propagandhi version?  (Depending on which came first.)Wyatt Riot 04:32, 16 June 2006 (UTC)

Socialist Party
I reverted the additions you made to the article Socialist Party, removing the New Democratic Party and Quebec Solidaire. I did this because the page is for political parties that call themselves "Socialist Party", not for parties with socialist ideologies, sympathies, or ideals. Better places to list the parties you added might be list of political parties in Canada or list of social democratic parties, both of which already include them. -David Schaich Talk/Cont 03:21, 15 September 2006 (UTC)

Pawley and McFadyen
The information doesn't belong on the Pawley bio, but it could be included on McFadyen's page fairly easily. CJCurrie 22:29, 16 September 2006 (UTC)

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Brad Wall
The winner of an election does not immediately become the incumbent on election night — until Brad Wall is formally sworn into office, he is only the premier-designate, not the actual premier. Lorne Calvert will still be the incumbent premier tomorrow morning, and Saturday, and Sunday, and for at least another week (more likely two). Bearcat 11:32, 8 November 2007 (UTC)


 * Oh, my point isn't politically motivated — it's just that Wikipedia's job is to privilege accuracy when that conflicts with common perception. And until Wall is actually sworn in as premier, there always exists the remote possibility that something strange could happen that would make, say, Rod Gantefoer or June Draude or some other member of the Saskatchewan Party caucus premier instead of Wall. Not that it's likely or anything, of course, but never say never. It's perfectly valid and correct to make edits that describe Wall as premier-designate — we just can't say that he's the incumbent premier until he's actually sworn into office, that's all.
 * Anyway, after 16 years in office, almost any party needs to go through a bit of a renewal and recharging process. New members, new ideas, new fire in the belly, yadda yadda. So while it's always a bit sad to see conservatives win anything, it was pretty inevitable that there was going to be a change of government eventually. Bearcat 21:02, 8 November 2007 (UTC)

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