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From Yves Boisvert’s column in La Presse, which is not normally a funny read, but you know, sometimes there’s material:
“There is at least one piece of good news in all this: Maxime Bernier was taking work home from the office.
“What could he have taken to Julie Couillard’s? Hmm. Let me guess. I think it was a top-secret briefing for the Foreign Affairs minister entitled: ‘List of UN Member Nations, Their Capitals and their Chiefs of State In Alphabetical Order, Along with a Crayon for Colouring.’”
