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February 27, 2006
Grassroots growing at the ministers' regional office?

Much breathless anticipation has surrounded the question of which federal Conservatives will have the honour of staffing the ministers' regional office in Vancouver. And now, according to our operatives, strong rumours are circulating Colin "Leather Jacket-Cool" Metcalfe has been given the nod to head that office up, being styled as its chief of staff. Mr. Metcalfe most recently managed Sam Sullivan's bid to become Vancouver's mayor and the Knowards campaign. And his hiring, if true, will be a victory for those who represent the grassroots wing of the Conservatives in British Columbia. Gossipmongers also report Jerra Byrne, who was the party's political operations officer for Western and Northern Canada, will be working as one of Mr. Metcalfe's assistants.

Posted by Sean Holman at 11:10 AM
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so does that mean mayor sam suillivan went to bat for metcalfe for no reason in order to give him a board seat with the NPA? As I recall did the president not resign because of Metcalfe being sneaked in?

Posted by dudley on February 27, 2006 01:36 PM

Any word on whether the little known, but highly regarded, James Green is also moving over with the esteemed Mr. Metcalfe?

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Posted by RossK on February 27, 2006 01:47 PM

Jerra Byrne is Jenna Byrne's sister, as you may recall from recent events in the PMO. Jenna has been brought in to effectively staff the Ministers offices. Makes sense to hire one's sister.

Posted by joe pestilidio on February 27, 2006 02:13 PM

Jerra promoted Jerra? Is this a sister or a clone?

Posted by Jimmy on February 28, 2006 09:34 AM




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