October 19, 2018
Loonie Politics Friday: Afternoon Update
- Death knell beginning to toll for Trudeau Liberals - Mark Bonokoski, Toronto Sun
- Ottawa sees increase in personal tax revenue thanks to stronger economy, high-income earners - Bill Curry, The Globe & Mail
- Lockheed Martin selected as preferred designer for Canada’s next generation of warships - Murray Brewster, CBC News
- ‘She’s way out of her league’: Steel exec slams Freeland’s handling of tariff fight - Katie Simpson, CBC News
- How many government workers does it take to buy a TV? About 39 and 300 emails - Tom Spears, National Post
- Feds dead set against ‘ridiculous’ quotas to replace steel, aluminum tariffs - James McCarten, The Canadian Press, CTV News
- Federal Minister LeBlanc advises Premier Ford to focus on Ontario rather than anti-carbon tax crusading - Laura Stone, The Globe & Mail
- How a shift in Ottawa’s bookkeeping is going to make the deficit loom larger - Karina Roman, CBC News
Loonie Politics Friday: Morning Edition
- First visit to Saskatchewan: Gov. Gen. Payette calls her job a great privilege - Ryan McKenna, The Canadian Press, CTV News
- The pressure is on for Senate to pass a massive Asia-Pacific trade deal quickly - John Paul Tasker, CBC News
- Scheer won’t commit to keeping cannabis legal if Tories form government - Rachel Gilmore, CTV News
- The Liberals need to rip off the Norman Band-Aid - Andrew MacDougall, Macleans
- Francois Legault sworn in as Quebec premier - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- Watchdog’s cap-and-trade autopsy reveals plan had little bang for Ontario’s bucks - Randall Denley, National Post
- As MMIWG testimony wraps in St. John’s, commission to ‘make do’ with short extension for work - The Canadian Press, Global News
- Legault says Quebec government ‘needs renewal’ as CAQ swears in cabinet of rookies - Les Perreaux, The Globe & Mail
- Former Ontario PC leader Patrick Brown defends spending while he sat as independent legislator - The Canadian Press, The Globe & Mail
- Threats to 2019 federal election are increasing ‘faster than we expected,’ CSE official says - Stuart Thomson, National Post
- Government failure to blame for high youth unemployment - Mathew Lau, Toronto Sun
- Father of ‘Jihadi Jack’ accuses Andrew Scheer of lying about his son - Murray Brewster, CBC News
- B.C. Greens and NDP government strike deal on speculation tax - Vancouver Sun
- Speaker clears Andrea Horwath in encounter with Tory MPP - Robert Benzie, Toronto Star
- Supreme Court to hear case on clean-up of mercury at northern Ontario mill site - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- Pot legalization a ‘major social advance’ since same-sex marriage acceptance: Mulroney - Rachel Gilmore, CTV News
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October 19, 2018
Loonie Politics Thursday: Afternoon Edition
- Liberal cabinet was warned hydro plan unfair, newly released docs show - Antonella Artuso, Toronto Sun
- NDP calls on Liberals to further reduce credit card fees paid by small business - The Canadian Press, CTV News
- Justin Trudeau is Canada’s new pot dealer - Macleans
- Crew told not to rein in drunk, abusive VIP guests on Canadian military ‘party flight,’ probe finds - David Pugliese - Ottawa Citizen, National Post
- Angry Andrea Horwath ‘accosted’ me: PC MPP Donna Skelly - Antonella Artuso, Toronto Sun
- Doug Ford campaign adviser appointed to Washington trade post - The Canadian Press, CBC News
- Feds to ban all forms of bestiality, crack down on animal fighting - Staff, CTV News
Loonie Politics Thursday: Morning Edition
- Tens of thousands of Canadians could soon be eligible for a pot pardon, but lawyers warn about limitations - John Paul Tasker, CBC News
- 100 Canadian CEOs urge Doug Ford to rescue Ontario’s basic income project - Laurie Monsebraaten, Toronto Star
- There are many questions about the Mark Norman affair, the Tories keep asking the same one - Murray Brewster, CBC News
- Despite smooth first day of legalization, high demand could delay deliveries in Ontario, government says - Joseph Hall, Toronto Star
- Day 1 of legal cannabis features festivities – and some concerns – across Canada - Les Perreaux, The Globe & Mail
- A few hours in and Canada has officially gone to pot - Mark Bonokoski, Edmonton Sun
- Test case challenges a politician’s right to block people from Twitter account - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- McKenna misleading Canadians on carbon pricing - Lorrie Goldstein, Toronto Sun
- Why the Liberals’ single-minded obsession on free trade with China? - Andrew Coyne, National Post
- Trudeau changes tune on Vice-Admiral Mark Norman, refuses to comment on documents - Rahul Kalvapalle, Global News
- Cannabis is not a traditional medicine like tobacco, says Mohawk Nation - Jessica Deer, CBC News
- Manitoba NDP calls for inquest into Indigenous man’s death on a bus - Kelly Geraldine Malone - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- Here are the MPs who said they’d use cannabis now that it’s legal — and the ones who won’t - Nick Faris, National Post
- Ford government disbands Liberals’ expert panel to end violence against women - Laura Stone, The Globe & Mail
- Trudeau government adopts new rules to ban asbestos - Elizabeth Thompson, CBC News
- Did Elizabeth Warren Just Lose 2020? - Joseph Curl, Washington Times
- McGahn, a Soldier for Trump and a Witness Against Him, Departs White House - Michael S. Schmidt, New York Times
- Republicans Are Running on Bigotry, Not the Economy - Jamelle Bouie, Slate
- Ex-Republican lawmaker: I left GOP over Trump ‘flirtations with misogyny’ and ‘race-baiting’ - Justin Wise, The Hill
- Will Blue Wave Collapse Before It Reaches Shore? - Megan McArdle, Washington Post
- Treasury official charged with leaking info on ex-Trump advisers - Morgan Chalfant and Sylvan Lane, The Hill
- White nationalist leader wants to ‘take over the GOP’ - Anna Schecter and Peter Alexander, NBC News
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