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October 29, 2013 Archives
Loonie Politics 10/29/2013: Afternoon Update
- Duffy misled us — and he ‘still hasn’t paid a cent back to the taxpayers,’ Harper says - Jordan Press and Mike De Souza, National Post
- Vote on Senate suspensions will come before convention, Segal predicts - The Canadian Press, Winnipeg Free Press
- Harper defends payment for Duffy’s bill - Mark Dunn, Toronto Sun
- Alberta eyes enviro efforts, priority traffic lanes - Matt Dykstra, Calgary Sun
- Gerretsen, Sir John A. have much in common - Arthur Milnes, Kingston Whig Standard
- Mayor’s lawyer pushes for a trial date early in 2014, meanwhile test-drives questions, tactics, witnesses at preliminary hearing, which continues Tuesday - Chip Martin, London Free Press
- Head of Ontario Teachers’ Fund calls for immediate pension reform - The Canadian Press, Macleans
- What to do about a guy named Dix: NDP should keep him at helm until leadership contest in 2014 - Michael Smyth, Vancouver Province
- 5 new questions after Mike Duffy’s Senate bombshell - CBC News
- Renewed call for beer sales in corner stores - Antonella Artuso, Toronto Sun
- How Stephen Harper gets to the bottom of something - Paul Wells, Macleans
- Alberta’s Redford heads to Washington in November to discuss Keystone pipeline - The Canadian Press, Winnipeg Free Press
- Alberta Premier Alison Redford says $2.6 billion in federal flood aid not enough - Dave Dormer, Calgary Sun
- Wildrose urges Tories to pay cash for new schools as P3 plans falter - Matt McClure, Calgary Herald
- Robocalls accused Michael Sona agrees to terminate publication ban - Glen McGregor, Ottawa Citizen
- Call election over gas-plant fiasco: Poll - Antonella Artuso, Toronto Sun
- Ottawa Tory organizer Daniel Dickin blasts ‘extreme’ veterans’ advocacy group - David Pugliese, Ottawa Citizen
- Emails obtained by Elections Canada raise questions about Del Mastro’s claims - Glen McGregor, Ottawa Citizen
- In Duffy, the PMO found a man willing to dance and deceive: they deserve one another - Kelly MacParland, National Post
- Alberta needs more flood money from federal government: Redford - Darcy Henton, Calgary Herald
Loonie Politics 10/29/2013: Morning Edition
- Ahead of key Calgary convention, Harper toughens stand on Senate - Steven Chase, The Globe & Mail
- Premier loses seat, former premier wins in Nunavut election - The Canadian Press, The Globe & Mail
- Wasted gas plant cash needed to get Ontario moving - Sue-Ann Levy, Ottawa Sun
- Scandal + weary voters = end of Harper? - Warren Kinsella, Ottawa Sun
- In court of public opinion, Stephen Harper and senators losing - David Atkin, Toronto Sun
- Flaherty promises surplus before election - Staff Writer, Winnipeg Free Press
- Can provincial parties adapt to Edmonton’s political climate change? - Paula Simons, EdmontonJournal
- Alberta plans to create new oilsands monitoring agency - Mariam Ibrahim, Edmonton Journal
- Mike Duffy affair an indictment of current system of government - Andrew Coyne, Vancouver Sun
- Ben Stewart’s farewell gift is a flight to Beijing - Vaughn Palmer, Vancouver Sun
- Former MLA who gave up seat for Christy Clark named B.C.’s trade commissioner in Asia - The Canadian Press, Vancouver Sun
- Ottawa’s 2014 immigration plan focuses on economic class - Nicholas Keung, Toronto Star
- Ottawa to post bigger-than-expected surplus in 2015, Flaherty says - Bill Curry, The Globe & Mail
- Harper had better hope Duffy is done and that there is no more - John Ivison, National Post
- B.C. reaches carbon-pricing deal with Oregon, Washington states - Dirk Meissner, Vancouver Sun
- Conservative convention this week overshadowed by continuing Senate scandal - Mark Kennedy, Edmonton Journal
- Patrick Brazeau says RCMP haven’t contacted him over expenses - CBC News
- Left sometimes gets it right - Editorial, Toronto Sun
- Flaherty to meet developers, but won’t interfere in housing market for now - Bill Curry & Tara Perkins, The Globe & Mail
- Transcript of Sen. Duffy’s latest revelations about the Senate expenses scandal - The Canadian Press, Winnipeg Free Press
- Prime Minister’s Office wrote second cheque to cover his $13,560 legal bill, Duffy says - Andrea Hill & Lee Berthiaume & Mike De Souza & Jason Fekete, National Post
- Don Newman weighs in on Senate scandal - Staff Writer, Winnipeg Free Press
- Senators on edge as auditor-general prepares to name names in sweeping spending probe - Jordan Press, National Post
- Senate scandal, EI furor add up to trouble for Tories - Marilla Stephenson, The Chronicle
- Duffy’s latest salvo: 2 cheques - Leslie MacKinnon, CBC News
- Harper confirms party issued second cheque to Duffy, says he was ‘misled’ - Jordan Press, Mike De Souza and Tobi Cohen, Ottawa Citizen
- Saskatchewan Premier presses Ottawa for Asian free-trade deals - Iain Marlow, The Globe & Mail
- Ontario election could come next spring at earliest - Robert Benzie, Toronto Star
- Sen. Mike Duffy claims there were two cheques - Mark Dunn, Toronto Sun
