Actually, one months data doesn't mean much, but nevertheless every piece economic good news in the hands of a party that's running on its economic record is a weapon. Instead, the last weekend before election 41 Stephen Harper just got handed the equivalent of a bag full of crap.
Interesting too, that growth going forward is expected to be pretty sub-standard, all based on high-gas prices and a lousy U.S. housing market. If I were Jack Layton, I might want to let the Tories bleed a little before dropping them and forming the Layton/Rae coalition.
Or perhaps, because he says he's going to run for something, the Layton/Kinsella coalition.
