April 25, 2019
Loonie Politics Thursday: Morning Edition
- We are trying to stuff multi-party politics into a system built for two - Andrew Coyne, National Post
- How to make Doug Ford’s beer fantasy come true at no cost - Martin Regg Cohn, Toronto Star
- Jody Wilson-Raybould rejects need for partisan vetting of would-be judges - Daniel Leblanc & Ian Bailey, The Globe & Mail
- Feds trying to ‘manage the problem’ with Indigenous people, rather than work on reconciliation: Wilson-Raybould - The Canadian Press, Global News
- Manitoba files separate court action over federal carbon tax, seeks review - Steve Lambert - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- Frustrated Albertans want to see Jason Kenney get very aggressive, very quickly - John Ivison, National Post
- Trudeau plays politics on terrorism again - Brian Lilley, Toronto Sun
- Canada working on an end to the garbage row with the Philippines - Mia Rabson - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- Ontario considers cutting OHIP travel coverage, cites high administration costs - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- P.E.I. voters send (yet another) message to politicians everywhere - Kelly McParland, National Post
- Horgan may be hosed finding viable options to cut prices at gas pumps - Vaughn Palmer, Vancouver Sun
- Recurrent flooding due to climate change a ‘new reality,’ Trudeau says during Gatineau visit - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
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April 24, 2019
Loonie Politics Wednesday: Afternoon Edition
- Trudeau and Kenney: Well, this was coming - Paul Wells, Maclean's
- Another Green breakthrough leaves the party wondering what might have been - Éric Grenier, CBC News
- P.E.I. voted against electoral reform. Here’s where the movement for change will go next - Amanda Connolly, Global News
- No plans for coalition to help PC minority government, P.E.I. Tory leader says - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- P.E.I. made history with this election—just not the kind everyone expected - David Moscrop, Macleans
- As tensions rise in the Asia-Pacific, Japan’s PM is calling on Canada for help - Murray Brewster, CBC News
- The federal budget bill can’t actually ‘free the beer’ - Janyce McGregor, CBC News
Loonie Politics Wednesday: Morning Edition
- That’s five straight provincial elections won by conservative parties, for those counting - Maclean's
- PEI elects Conservatives minority government, Greens become official opposition as governing Liberals fall to third - The Canadian Press, The Globe & Mail
- Scandal-plagued Liberals lagging in electoral preparedness - John Ivison, National Post
- Khadr segment highlights the problems with CBC’s funding - Lorne Gunter, Edmonton Sun
- Protecting nature also fights climate change, says federal environment minister - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- Reduced NDP has makings of fierce opposition, if MLAs can leave their frustration at the door - Keith Gerein, Calgary Herald
- Ethics commissioner opens probe into Quebec Economy Minister Pierre Fitzgibbon - The Canadian Press, CTV News
- Ford must cut spending carefully - Editorial, Toronto Sun
- Why race and immigration are a gathering storm in Canadian politics - Terry Glavin, Maclean's
- Canada, international allies butt heads over focus on white supremacism - Mike Blanchfield, The Canadian Press, CTV News
- Premier Scott Moe tells Trudeau Sask. farmers ‘need an answer’ on cash advances for canola - CBC News
- Climate change should be top issue for voters in October, advocates say - Mia Rabson - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- Ontario Premier Doug Ford weighs in on beer sale battle - Travis Dhanraj, Global News
- Terry Lake, former B.C. Liberal MLA, to seek federal nomination - Stephanie Ip, Vancouver Sun
- Filipino President Duterte gives Canada one week to take trash back - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- Joe Biden Plans to Enter the 2020 Race on Thursday. He’s Starting With $0. - Shane Goldmacher, New York Times
- Four Reasons Why the Dems Will Lose in 2020 - Dennis Lund, American Thinker
- Democrats face Catch-22 with Trump impeachment strategy - Mike Lillis and Cristina Marcos, The Hill
- Sanders Can Win, But He Isn’t Polling Like a Favorite - Nate Silver, FiveThirtyEight
- Did Trump Obstruct Justice? Mueller Didn’t Say, but Left a Trail to the Answer - Charlie Savage, New York Times
- Inside Biden’s Battle Plan as He Readies to Enter - Korecki & Caputo, Politico
- It’s Bad for Country to Have a One-Sided, Partisan Press - Andrew Klavan, Daily Wire
- Sanders faces heat for saying people should be able to vote from prison - Cleve R. Wootson Jr., Washington Post
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