Leader Jack Layton: Lengthy Speeches

Wind Turbines Dept: At daybreak in Ottawa, opposition MPs continued to make lengthy speeches designed to delay passage of the government's bill, according to CBC. His speech, in its opening minutes, touched on the commitment of postal workers, the repetitive stress injuries some of them suffer, the Charter of Rights and wind turbines and members of Parliament remain locked in debate early Friday over legislation that would send Canada Post employees back to work and end a lockout. The NDP began speaking in an attempt to stall the bill, with NDP Leader Jack Layton starting around 9 p.m. Thursday. As reported in the news.
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