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September 23, 2013 Archives
Loonie Politics 09/23/2013: Afternoon Update
- Ontario Tories to allow quick passage of Liberal bills - Richard J. Brennan, Toronto Star
- Harper says government must defend attempt to lessen Omar Khadr’s punishment - Sheila Pratt, Edmonton Journal
- Wooing voters from the fringes - Michael Lightstone, The Chronicle Herald
- NDP offers nurse practioner clinics to underserved areas - Michael Gorman, The Chronicle Herald
- Baillie renews pledge to scrap ‘gold-plated’ MLA pension plan - David Jackson, The Chronicle Herald
- Support for premier rock solid at convention - James McLeod, St. John's Telegram
- Election denial, denunciation and dirty tricks - Dan Leger, The Chronicle Herald
- Quebec “is not and should not be multicultural”: Bernard Landry - Paul Delean, Ottawa Citizen
- Feds commit $660 million to Scarborough subway expansion - Don Peat, Toronto Sun
- Violence that left two Alberta foreign workers injured reopens debate over lone worker safety - Katie Schneider, Calgary Sun
- PM Harper, Italian counterpart to talk Syria and trade - Laura Payton, CBC News
- Feds vow to bring in tough, new railway safety regulations - Tim Naumetz, Hill Ties
- Better disaster relief planning needed following Alberta flood, say MPs, Senators - Chris Plecash, Hill Times
- Big Three fail to win feds’ support on wireless auction, switch focus to anticipated new regulations, Throne Speech - Bea Vongdouangchanh, Hill Times
Loonie Politics 09/23/2013: Morning Edition
- Tim Hudak ready to sell tough policies after quelling PC revolt - Scott Stinson, National Post
- Hudak offers little to GTA voters - Sue-Ann Levy, Toronto Sun
- Ontario PCs aim to back Liberal bills in bid to set agenda - Adrian Morrow, The Globe & Mail
- Liberal leadership race has no rules on spending, donations - James McLeod, St. John's Telegram
- A bellwether of success - Paul McLeod, The Chronicle Herald
- Parties seeking age-old solutions - David Jackson, The Chronicle Herald
- Settle health-care disputes by arbitration, not by striking — Baillie - David Jackson, The Chronicle Herald
- NDP proposes Time to Grow agriculture loan program - Paul McLeod, The Chronicle Herald
- Feds to help fund Scarborough subway - Don Peat and Maryam Shah, Toronto Sun
- Selling the bitter medicine - Editorial, Toronto Sun
- Pro-charter rally draws hundreds of supporters in Montreal - Sidhartha Banerjee, The Globe & Mail
- Harper condemns ‘cowardly act,’ offers to help Kenya recover from attack that killed two Canadians - Diana Mehta, Canadian Press, National Post
- Tim Hudak tries policy over personality - Martin Regg Cohn, Toronto Star
- Tim Hudak links compassion with balanced budget - Richard J. Brennan, Toronto Star
- New York Times criticizes Harper government’s alleged muzzling of scientists - Michael Woods, Ottawa Citizen
- Tory policy vote approves no mandatory union membership - Maria Babbage, The Spec
- Barrie MPP says Hudak would make a great premier - Cheryl Browne, Barrie Examiner
- Province not giving up on Ring of Fire - Carol Mulligan, Sudbury Star
- Progressive Conservative delegates at London convention vote overwhelmingly to defeat leadership review motion - Jonathan Sher, London Free Press
- Trudeau to campaign with Nova Scotia Liberal leader Monday in Halifax area - The Canadian Press, Winnipeg Free Press
- CN, feds eyeing oil-by-rail to Prince Rupert, B.C., in same quantity as Gateway - Bruce Cheadle, The Canadian Press, Winnipeg Free Press
- Restraint isn’t a dirty word - Editorial, Winnipeg Sun
- Some Liberals join NDP in push for ‘fairer’ voting system - Leslie MacKinnon, CBC News
