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October 12, 2013 Archives
Loonie Politics 10/12/2013: Morning Edition
- Anatomy of the NDP defeat -
Paul McLeod , The Chronicle
- Canadian environmentalists paint catastrophic picture of oilsands for U.S. lawmakers -
William Marsden , Vancouver Sun
- Revisiting bridge tolling policy should be a higher priority for B.C. Liberals -
Vaughn Palmer , Vancouver Sun
- ‘Really obvious we made mistakes,’ freed Canadians say on arrival from Egypt -
Colin Perkel, The Canadian Press , Winnipeg Free Press
- Ontario horse-racing industry says rescue is too little, too late -
Adrian Morrow and karen Howlett , The Globe & Mail
- How Stephen Harper can embrace an genuine consumer-friendly agenda -
Scott Stinson , National Post
- Ontario public service managers get $21M in bonuses -
Antonella Artuso , Toronto Sun
- Incoming N.S. premier keeps memory of mother’s perseverance close at hand -
Jane Taber , The Globe & Mail
- Redford’s chief of staff ‘did not leave voluntarily’: sources -
Dean Bennett , The Globe & Mail
- Severance controversy isn’t over, even after $130,000 tweet -
Don Braid , Calgary Herald
- Leitch defends lack of abortion funds for war rape, forced marriage -
The Canadian Press , CBC News
- Shipbuilding schedule conflict means Canadian taxpayers are on the hook for an extra $55M -
Lee Berthiaume , National Post
- Suzuki to Obama admin: Don’t trust Harper, he’s like Bush -
Luiza Ch , Macleans
- ‘Squeeze’ forced Redford to act on pay transparency, opposition says -
Mariam Ibrahim , Edmonton Journal
- Forget the bleeding hearts, the real crime in Brazilian spying case was getting caught -
John Ivison , National Post
- Colour Manitoba NDP-orange? -
Mary Agnes Welch , Winnipeg Free Press
- Top PBO official joins former boss Kevin Page at University of Ottawa -
Don Butler , Ottawa Citizen
- OPG spent $180M on two nuclear reactors that won’t be built -
Robert Benzie , Toronto Star
- Wynne pledges $400M for horse racing industry -
Antonella Artuso , Ottawa Sun
- We need a leader with vision for tough challenges ahead -
Ian Thompson , The Chronicle