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Missing Facebook Posts for May 05 on the following years; 2015(1 year ago) , 2014(2 years ago) and  2009(7 years ago).

Posts on these mentioned days must be matrixed with the Timeline/Timelines UNFAVORABLE with my current Timeline.

CURRENT Timeline Threads for “ON THIS DAY” POSTS  May 05 is  the  year  2013, 2012, 2011 and 2010   ONLY !

 

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Now that Canada's official opposition party was turned-over to the New Democratic Party, are we switching boats towards the NDP? No, of course. We will stand by the sides of the Liberals right now. smile emoticon

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George Palaganas I remembered it very well when Prime Minister Stephen Harper was starting on the highest Canadian Office as a Liberal. Now that he has switched parties to the Conservatives, maybe we will see a "stiffer" government.
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The recent Canadian May 2011 Elections put the Liberal Party at "third place" over-all. At any rate, congratulations to all Liberal Party winners!

 
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George Palaganas Year BQ CA4 CON¹ LIB² NDP³ PRG SC5 OTH Total
1867 - - 100 80 - - - - 180
1872 - - 100 95 - - - 5 200

1874 - - 65 129 - - - 12 206
1878 - - 134 63 - - - 9 206
1882 - - 133 73 - - - 5 211
1887 - - 122 80 - - - 13 215
1891 - - 117 90 - - - 8 215
1896 - - 86 117 - - - 10 213
1900 - - 79 128 - - - 6 213
1904 - - 75 137 - - - 2 214
1908 - - 85 133 - - - 3 221
1911 - - 132 85 - - - 4 221
1917 - - 153 82 - - - - 235
1921 - - 49 118 - 58 - 10 235
1925 - - 115 100 - 22 - 8 245
1926 - - 91 116 - 11 - 27 245
1930 - - 134 90 - 3 - 18 245
1935 - - 39 173 7 - 17 9 245
1940 - - 39 179 8 - 10 9 245
1945 - - 66 118 28 - 13 20 245
1949 - - 41 191 13 - 10 7 262
1953 - - 51 169 23 - 15 7 265
1957 - - 111 104 25 - 19 6 265
1958 - - 208 48 8 - - 1 265
1962 - - 116 99 19 - 30 1 265
1963 - - 95 128 17 - 24 1 265
1965 - - 97 131 21 - 14 2 265
1968 - - 72 154 22 - 14 2 264
1972 - - 107 109 31 - 15 2 264
1974 - - 95 141 16 - 11 1 264
1979 - - 136 114 26 - 6 - 282
1980 - - 103 147 32 - - - 282
1984 - - 211 40 30 - - 1 282
1988 - - 169 83 43 - - - 295
1993 54 52 2 177 9 - - 1 295
1997 44 60 20 155 21 - - 1 301
2000 38 66 12 172 13 - - - 301
2004 54 - 99 135 19 - - 1 308
2006 51 - 124 103 29 - - 1 308
2008 49 - 143 77 37 - - 2 308
¹ Includes Conservative Party, Progressive Conservative Party, Liberal-Conservative Party, Unionist Coalition, National Liberal and Conservative Party, National Government Party and Conservative-Labour.
² Includes Liberal Party and Anti-Confederates.
³ Includes New Democratic Party and Co-operative Commonwealth Federation.
4 Includes Reform Party and Canadian Alliance.
5 Includes Social Credit Party, Ralliement Créditiste Party and New Democracy Party.
Source: History of Federal Ridings since 1867

Legend

▌ BQ Bloc Québécois
▌ CON Conservative Party
▌ GRN Green Party
▌ LIB Liberal Party
▌ NDP New Democratic Party
▌ CA Canadian Alliance
▌ SC Social Credit
▌ PRG Progressive Party
▌ AAE Animal Alliance Environment Voters Party
▌ CAP Canadian Action Party
▌ CHP Christian Heritage Party
▌ COM Communist Party
▌ FPN First Peoples National Party
▌ LBT Libertarian Party
▌ ML Marxist-Leninist Party
▌ MAR Marijuana Party
▌ NLP Newfoundland and Labrador First Party
▌ PPP People's Political Power of Canada
▌ PIR Pirate Party
▌ PC Progressive Canadian Party
▌ RHI Rhinoceros Party
▌ UNI United Party
▌ WB Western Block Party
▌ IND Independent
▌ OTH Other

Prime Ministers of Canada
Term Prime Minister Party
1867-1873 Sir John A. Macdonald ▌ Liberal-Conservative
1873-1878 Alexander Mackenzie ▌ Liberal
1878-1891 Sir John A. Macdonald ▌ Liberal-Conservative
1891-1892 Sir John J. C. Abbott ▌ Liberal-Conservative
1892-1894 Sir John S. D. Thompson ▌ Liberal-Conservative

1894-1896 Sir Mackenzie Bowell ▌ Conservative
1896 Sir Charles Tupper ▌ Conservative
1896-1911 Sir Wilfrid Laurier ▌ Liberal
1911-1917 Sir Robert Borden ▌ Conservative
1917-1920 Sir Robert Borden ▌ Unionist Coalition (Conservative/Liberal)
1920-1921 Arthur Meighen ▌ Unionist Coalition (Conservative/Liberal)
1921-1926 William Lyon Mackenzie King ▌ Liberal
1926 Arthur Meighen ▌ Conservative
1926-1930 William Lyon Mackenzie King ▌ Liberal
1930-1935 Richard B. Bennett ▌ Conservative
1935-1948 William Lyon Mackenzie King ▌ Liberal
1948-1957 Louis St. Laurent ▌ Liberal
1957-1963 John Diefenbaker ▌ Progressive Conservative
1963-1968 Lester B. Pearson ▌ Liberal
1968-1979 Pierre E. Trudeau ▌ Liberal
1979-1980 Charles Joe Clark ▌ Progressive Conservative
1980-1984 Pierre E. Trudeau ▌ Liberal
1984 John Turner ▌ Liberal
1984-1993 Brian Mulroney ▌ Progressive Conservative
1993 Kim Campbell ▌ Progressive Conservative
1993-2003 Jean Chrétien ▌ Liberal
2003-2006 Paul Martin ▌ Liberal
2006- Stephen Harper ▌ Conservative
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George Palaganas British Columbia 2011 Elections Results Abbotsford
CON Ed Fast*
GRN Daniel Bryce

LIB Madeleine Hardin
NDP David Murray
ML David MacKay

British Columbia Southern Interior
CON Stephen Hill
GRN Bryan Hunt
LIB Shan Lavell
NDP Alex Atamanenko*

Burnaby—Douglas
Incumbent Bill Siksay NDP will not run for re-election

Riding to Watch: Globe and Mail
CON Ronald Leung
GRN Adrianne Merlo
LIB Ken Low
NDP Kennedy Stewart
COM George Gidora
LBT Lewis Clarke Dahlby
ML Brian Sproule

Burnaby-New Westminster CON Paul Forseth
GRN Carrie-Ann McLaren
LIB Garth Evans
NDP Peter Julian*
LBT Tyler Pierce
ML Joseph Theriault

Cariboo-Prince George CON Richard Harris*
GRN Heidi Redl
LIB Sangeeta Lalli
NDP Jon Van Barneveld
CHP Henry Thiessen
RHI Jordan Turner

Chilliwack-Fraser Canyon
Incumbent Chuck Strahl CON will not run for re-election
CON Mark Strahl
GRN Jamie Hoskins
LIB Diane Janzen
NDP Gwen O'Mahony
ML Dorothy-Jean O'Donnell

Delta-Richmond East
Incumbent John Cummins CON will not run for re-election
CON Kerry-Lynne Finlay
GRN Duane Laird
LIB Alan Beesley
NDP Nick Slater
IND John Shavluk
LBT Jeff Monds

Esquimalt-Juan de Fuca
Incumbent Keith Martin LIB will not run for re-election

Too Close to Call: Democratic Space
Riding to Watch: Globe and Mail
CON Troy Desouza
GRN Shaunna Salsman
LIB Lillian Szpak
NDP Randall Garrison
CAP Christopher Robert Porter
IND Louis James Lesosky

Fleetwood-Port Kells CON Nina Grewal*
GRN Alan Saldanha
LIB Pam Dhanoa
NDP Nao Fernando
LBT Alex Joehl

Kamloops-Thompson-Cariboo
Riding to Watch: Global News
Too Close to Call: Democratic Space
CON Cathy McLeod*
GRN Donovan Michael Grube Cavers
LIB Todd Murray
NDP Michael Crawford
CHP Christopher Kempling

Kelowna-Lake Country CON Ronald Cannan*
GRN Alice Hooper
LIB Kris Stewart
NDP Patricia Kalmanovitch

Kootenay—Columbia
Incumbent Jim Abbott CON will not run for re-election
CON David Wilks
GRN William Green
LIB Betty Aitchison
NDP Mark Shmigelsky
IND Brent Bush

Langley CON Mark Warawa*
GRN Carey Poitras
LIB Rebecca Darnell
NDP Piotr Majkowski

Nanaimo—Alberni CON James Lunney*
GRN Myron Jespersen
LIB Renee Miller
NDP Zeni Maartman
CHP Frank Wagner
ML Barbara Biley

Nanaimo—Cowichan CON John Koury
GRN Anne Marie Benoit
LIB Brian Fillmore
NDP Jean Crowder*
ML Jack East

Newton-North Delta
Too Close to Call: Democratic Space
Riding to Watch: Globe and Mail
CON Mani Kaur-Fallon
GRN Liz Walker
LIB Sukh Dhaliwal*
NDP Jinny Sims
COM Samuel Frank Hammond

New Westminster-Coquitlam CON Diana L. Dilworth
GRN Rebecca Helps
LIB Ken Lee
NDP Fin Donnelly*
ML Roland Verrier

North Vancouver CON Andrew Saxton*
GRN Greg Dowman
LIB Taleeb Noormohamed
NDP Michael Charrois

Okanagan—Coquihalla
Incumbent Stockwell Day CON will not run for re-election
CON Dan Albas
GRN Dan Bouchard
LIB John Kidder
NDP David Finnis

Okanagan—Shuswap CON Colin Mayes*
GRN Greig Crockett
LIB Janna Francis
NDP Nikki Inouye
IND Sean Upshaw

Pitt Meadows-Maple Ridge-Mission CON Randy Kamp*
GRN Peter Tam
LIB Mandeep Bhuller
NDP Craig Spears

Port Moody-Westwood-Port Coquitlam CON James Moore*
GRN Kevin Kim
LIB Stewart McGillivray
NDP Mark Ireland
LBT Paul Geddes

Prince George—Peace River
Vacant - Last won by CON
CON Bob Zimmer
GRN Hilary Crowley
LIB Ben Levine
NDP Lois Boone
PIR Jeremy Coté

Richmond CON Alice Wong*
GRN Michael Wolfe
LIB Joe Peschisolido
NDP Dale Jackaman

Saanich-Gulf Islands
GRN leader Elizabeth May is running

Riding to Watch: Global News
Too Close to Call: Democratic Space
Riding to Watch: Globe and Mail
CON Gary Lunn*
GRN Elizabeth May
LIB Renée Hetherington
NDP Edith Loring-Kuhanga

Skeena-Bulkley Valley CON Clay Harmon
GRN Roger Benham
LIB Sharon Hartwell
NDP Nathan Cullen*
CHP Rod Taylor

South Surrey—White Rock-Cloverdale CON Russ Hiebert*
GRN Larry Colero
LIB Hardy Staub
NDP Susan Keeping
CHP Mike Schouten
IND Aart Looye
IND Kevin Peter Donohoe
IND David Hawkins
PC Brian Marlatt

Surrey North
Too Close to Call: Democratic Space
CON Dona Cadman*
GRN Bernadette Keenan
LIB Shinder Purewal
NDP Jasbir Sandhu
CHP Kevin Pielak
IND Jamie Scott
LBT Norris Barens

Vancouver Centre CON Jennifer Clarke
GRN Adriane Carr
LIB Hedy Fry*
NDP Karen Shillington
COM Kimball Cariou
LBT John Clarke
ML Michael Hill

Vancouver East CON Irene Yatco
GRN Douglas Roy
LIB Roma Ahi
NDP Libby Davies*
ML Anne Jamieson

Vancouver Island North
Too Close to Call: Democratic Space
Riding to Watch: Globe and Mail
CON John Duncan*
GRN Sue Moen
LIB Michael Holland
NDP Ronna-Rae Leonard
ML Frank Martin

Vancouver Kingsway
Riding to Watch: Globe and Mail
CON Trang Nguyen
GRN Louise Boutin
LIB Wendy Yuan
NDP Don Davies*
COM Kimball Cariou
LBT Matt Kadioglu
ML Donna Petersen

Vancouver Quadra CON Deborah J. Meredith
GRN Laura-Leah Shaw
LIB Joyce Murray*
NDP Victor Elkins

Vancouver South
Riding to Watch: Global News
Too Close to Call: Democratic Space
Riding to Watch: Globe and Mail
CON Wai Young
GRN Jean Hakizimana
LIB Ujjal Dosanjh*
NDP Meena Wong
ML Charles Boylan

Victoria CON G. Patrick Hunt
GRN Jared Giesbrecht
LIB Christopher Causton
NDP Denise Savoie*

West Vancouver-Sunshine Coast-Sea to Sky Country CON John Weston*
GRN Brennan Wauters
LIB Daniel Veniez
NDP Bill Forst
CAP Doug Hartt
LBT Tunya Audain
ML Carol Lee Chapman
WB Allan Holt

* Incumbent

Legend

▌ BQ Bloc Québécois
▌ CON Conservative Party
▌ GRN Green Party
▌ LIB Liberal Party
▌ NDP New Democratic Party
▌ CA Canadian Alliance
▌ SC Social Credit
▌ PRG Progressive Party
▌ AAE Animal Alliance Environment Voters Party
▌ CAP Canadian Action Party
▌ CHP Christian Heritage Party
▌ COM Communist Party
▌ FPN First Peoples National Party
▌ LBT Libertarian Party
▌ ML Marxist-Leninist Party
▌ MAR Marijuana Party
▌ NLP Newfoundland and Labrador First Party
▌ PPP People's Political Power of Canada
▌ PIR Pirate Party
▌ PC Progressive Canadian Party
▌ RHI Rhinoceros Party
▌ UNI United Party
▌ WB Western Block Party
▌ IND Independent
▌ OTH Other
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George Palaganas Donnelly wins in close race
City rides Orange Crush wave
By Theresa McManus, The Record May 4, 2011 •Story•Photos ( 1 )

Orange Crush: Fin Donnelly sports his “magic shoes” that were a gift from a campaign volunteer.Photograph by: Larry Wright, THE RECORDDifferent election - same result.

New Westminster-Coquitlam voters have once again elected NDP candidate Fin Donnelly to serve as their member of Parliament in Ottawa. As was the case in the November 2009 byelection, Donnelly received more votes that Conservative candidate Diana Dilworth, Liberal party candidate Ken Lee and Green candidate Rebecca Helps.

"It was a close race, but I think obviously the people are happy with my record," he said about his reelection.

Preliminary results indicate that Donnelly received about 2,217 more votes than Dilworth.

Trailing far behind were Lee, Helps and Marxist-Leninist Party candidate Roland Verrier.

"I'm still shocked we lost," said Dilworth.

Donnelly is excited about returning to Ottawa and taking on a more senior role in the NDP caucus.

The Conservatives will form a majority government, after getting 167 seats in the House of Commons.

Having won 102 seats, the NDP will form the Official Opposition.

"We'll do our best to keep them honest," Donnelly said.

While she conceded that "losing sucks", Dilworth told supporters she was pleased that the Conservatives had won a majority government.

Dilworth told supporters that there's always another opportunity to win in the next election.

Over at the Donnelly's election party, many New Democrats were delighted their party would be the official Opposition, but disappointed that the Conservatives would form a majority government.

"We, unfortunately, now have a majority Harper government," Donnelly said. "We have a strong group of New Democrats to fight that. ...That is exactly what we will be doing."

The local Liberal candidate said he knew his party wasn't doing well in the campaign but admitted the results were worse than he'd imagined. The Liberals won a record-low 34 seats in the House of Commons.

"It was quite shocking to me," Lee said. "Many people are so disappointed, devastated. We knew early on it was going to be really bad with what was happening in Quebec and Ontario."

Lee believes Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff should have taken action earlier to address the Conservative attack ads that targeted his character.

"I think the Conservative strategy, the framing of Michael Ignatieff as a certain person, worked. It's too bad," he said. "A lot of people say that when you keep hearing the same thing over and over, it becomes the truth. ... I think our party should have done something when he was being attacked. Michael wanted to take the high road."

Like himself, Lee said Ignatieff isn't a career politician and may have underestimated the damage done by the ads. He said Ignatieff had "no choice" but to step down as Liberal leader after losing his own seat.

Lee hopes the Liberal Party will be able to reflect and rebuild because he feels it's needed to prevent the political polarization that exists in the United States.

"We need somebody in the middle," he said. "I hope this will be a good lesson to rebuild."

Lee is worried about the potential impacts of having a Conservative majority government in Ottawa.

"Virtually, they can do whatever," he said. "There will be no checks and balances."

Jim Sinclair, president of the B.C. Federation of Labour and a resident of New Westminster-Coquitlam, attended Donnelly's election party. He's also concerned that Stephen Harper will be able to push through an agenda that will include tax cuts to corporation and cuts to programs and downloading to provinces.

"I think we are going to have to fight very hard in the next four years to keep our country," he said.

Sinclair said Harper's political ideology is celebrated by the Fraser Institute - not most working Canadians.

Although he topped the polls, Donnelly said he still has work to do in New Westminster.

"We didn't get all our votes out in New Westminster," he said. "We have room for improvement in New Westminster."

In the last federal election, held in October 2008, NDP candidate Dawn Black beat Conservative Yonah Martin by less than 1,500 votes. Black resigned and went on be elected as New Westminster's MLA and Martin was appointed to the Senate.

In the November 2009 byelection, Donnelly received 12,171 votes, followed by Dilworth with 8,730 votes, Lee with 2,528 votes and Helps with 1,047 votes - all who ran in this year's general election.

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City rides Orange Crush wave
By Theresa McManus, The Record May 4, 2011 •Story•Photos ( 1 )

Orange Crush: Fin Donnelly sports his “magic shoes” that were a gift from a campaign volunteer.Photograph by: Larry Wright, THE RECORDDifferent election - same result.

New Westminster-Coquitlam voters have once again elected NDP candidate Fin Donnelly to serve as their member of Parliament in Ottawa. As was the case in the November 2009 byelection, Donnelly received more votes that Conservative candidate Diana Dilworth, Liberal party candidate Ken Lee and Green candidate Rebecca Helps.

"It was a close race, but I think obviously the people are happy with my record," he said about his reelection.

Preliminary results indicate that Donnelly received about 2,217 more votes than Dilworth.

Trailing far behind were Lee, Helps and Marxist-Leninist Party candidate Roland Verrier.

"I'm still shocked we lost," said Dilworth.

Donnelly is excited about returning to Ottawa and taking on a more senior role in the NDP caucus.

The Conservatives will form a majority government, after getting 167 seats in the House of Commons.

Having won 102 seats, the NDP will form the Official Opposition.

"We'll do our best to keep them honest," Donnelly said.

While she conceded that "losing sucks", Dilworth told supporters she was pleased that the Conservatives had won a majority government.

Dilworth told supporters that there's always another opportunity to win in the next election.

Over at the Donnelly's election party, many New Democrats were delighted their party would be the official Opposition, but disappointed that the Conservatives would form a majority government.

"We, unfortunately, now have a majority Harper government," Donnelly said. "We have a strong group of New Democrats to fight that. ...That is exactly what we will be doing."

The local Liberal candidate said he knew his party wasn't doing well in the campaign but admitted the results were worse than he'd imagined. The Liberals won a record-low 34 seats in the House of Commons.

"It was quite shocking to me," Lee said. "Many people are so disappointed, devastated. We knew early on it was going to be really bad with what was happening in Quebec and Ontario."

Lee believes Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff should have taken action earlier to address the Conservative attack ads that targeted his character.

"I think the Conservative strategy, the framing of Michael Ignatieff as a certain person, worked. It's too bad," he said. "A lot of people say that when you keep hearing the same thing over and over, it becomes the truth. ... I think our party should have done something when he was being attacked. Michael wanted to take the high road."

Like himself, Lee said Ignatieff isn't a career politician and may have underestimated the damage done by the ads. He said Ignatieff had "no choice" but to step down as Liberal leader after losing his own seat.

Lee hopes the Liberal Party will be able to reflect and rebuild because he feels it's needed to prevent the political polarization that exists in the United States.

"We need somebody in the middle," he said. "I hope this will be a good lesson to rebuild."

Lee is worried about the potential impacts of having a Conservative majority government in Ottawa.

"Virtually, they can do whatever," he said. "There will be no checks and balances."

Jim Sinclair, president of the B.C. Federation of Labour and a resident of New Westminster-Coquitlam, attended Donnelly's election party. He's also concerned that Stephen Harper will be able to push through an agenda that will include tax cuts to corporation and cuts to programs and downloading to provinces.

"I think we are going to have to fight very hard in the next four years to keep our country," he said.

Sinclair said Harper's political ideology is celebrated by the Fraser Institute - not most working Canadians.

Although he topped the polls, Donnelly said he still has work to do in New Westminster.

"We didn't get all our votes out in New Westminster," he said. "We have room for improvement in New Westminster."

In the last federal election, held in October 2008, NDP candidate Dawn Black beat Conservative Yonah Martin by less than 1,500 votes. Black resigned and went on be elected as New Westminster's MLA and Martin was appointed to the Senate.

In the November 2009 byelection, Donnelly received 12,171 votes, followed by Dilworth with 8,730 votes, Lee with 2,528 votes and Helps with 1,047 votes - all who ran in this year's general election.

© Copyright (c) New West Record

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