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October 10, 2013 Archives
Loonie Politics 10/10/2013: Afternoon Update
- The closet socialist asks why waste $800B on dividends or investment when he could tax it - Kelly MacParland, National Post
- Pauline Marois defends presence of media baron Pierre Karl Peladeau at cabinet committee meetings - The Canadian Press, National Post
- First day on the job - Paul McLeod, The Chronicle
- Sri Lanka criticizes Canada PM over decision to boycott Commonwealth summit - Bharatha Mallawarachi, Calgary Herald
- Redford hustling to show irreplaceable value to Tories - Don Braid, Calgary Herald
- NDP likely to change leadership contest rules to make race more fair - Michael Smyth, Vancouver Province
- Justin Trudeau says he prefers homegrown pot - The Canadian Press, Vancouver Province
- Egypt’s foreign ministry says 2 arrested Canadians free to leave Egypt now - Rob Gillies, Vancouver Sun
- Liberal government decisions doomed gas plant negotiations: auditor - Richard J. Brennan, Toronto Star
- Ezra Levant vs. David Suzuki - Toronto Sun
- Ontario won’t spend billions on two new nuclear plants: Chiarelli - Matthew Pearson, Ottawa Citizen
- B.C. appeals court upholds federal ban on assisted suicide - The Canadian Press, Ottawa Citizen
- McGuinty defends gas plants move as anger flares across Ontario - Robert Sibley, Ottawa Citizen
- Ontario Liberals quietly loosened environmental rules, watchdog warns - Adrian Morrow, The Globe & Mail
- CSEC defends practices in wake of Brazilian spy reports - Steven Chase, The Globe & Mail
- NDP ignored advice, considered raising PST even higher: CTF - Winnipeg Sun
- B.C.-commissioned study says feds should provide more marine-spill resources - The Canadian Press, Winnipeg Free Press
Loonie Politics 10/10/2013: Morning Edition
- Grits sanding away at Tory support - Mary Agnes Welch, Winnipeg Free Press
- Ontario NDP pour cold water on Tory effort to force election over $1.1-billion cost of cancelled gas plants - Keith Leslie, Canadian Press, National Post
- Opposition blames Harper government for shorthanded Supreme Court bench - Tobi Cohen, Ottawa Citizen
- Calling off Elliot Lake mall search was ‘shocking’: McGuinty - The Canadian Press, Ottawa Citizen
- Fall election in Ontario unlikely despite Hudak’s pleas for a vote over $1.1B gas plant fiasco - Robert Benzie, Toronto Star
- A billion reasons Kathleen Wynne must call an election — or be forced into one - Christina Blizzard, Toronto Sun
- Losers, dropouts to get cold cash - David Jackson, The Chronicle
- Cabinet: Plenty of choice - Marilla Stephenson, The Chronicle
- Mulcair says NDP losses in N.S., B.C. provide lessons for federal party - Joan Bryden, The Canadian Press, Winnipeg Free Press
- Liberals take latest stab at parenting Ontario - Sue-Ann Levy, Toronto Sun
- Ontario passes tanning bed ban for children - Rob Ferguson, Toronto Star
- Alberta wants to honour a few good flood heroes - The Canadian Press, Calgary Herald
- Spy agency meets regularly with energy firms, says its foreign intelligence follows Canadian law - Jason Fekete, Calgary Herald
- No gas plant apology from McGuinty - Antonella Artuso, Toronto Sun
- Nova Scotia possible template for 2015 federal vote - Chantal Hébert, Toronto Star
- NDP, Liberal critics claim PM’s boycott of Commonwealth summit in Sri Lanka politically motivated by Canadian electoral strategy - Tim Naumetz, The Hill Times
- Province will use ICBC insurance renewals to crack down on delinquent Port Mann Bridge freeloaders - Sam Cooper, Vancouver Province
- B.C. government seeks confiscation of more than $750,000 in motorcycles and parts from alleged Hells Angels-linked ‘chop shop’ - Keith Fraser, Vancouver Province
- Pierre Karl Peladeau invited to inner cabinet meetings - Alexandre Robillard, The Canadian Press, Winnipeg Free Press
- Mulcair says alleged spying on Brazil’s energy ministry gives Canada black eye - Jim Bronskill, Edmonton Journal
- Higher public service labour costs driven mainly by new hires, inflation: PBO - Kathryn May, Ottawa Citizen
- Province hopes $142-million injection into engineering program will relieve skilled worker shortage - Jamie Komarnicki, Edmonton Journal
- Key federal commemoration milestones leading up to Canada’s 150th birthday - The Canadian Press, Winnipeg Free Press
- Mystery binder: Documents held by PM’s former aide raise new Duffy questions - Jennifer Ditchburn, The Canadian Press, Winnipeg Free Press
