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November 4, 2013 Archives
Loonie Politics 11/04/2013: Afternoon Update
- Conservatives move to cut off debate on suspensions of three senators - Kim Mackrael and Gloria Galloway, The Globe & Mail
- The Senate has spent $34,535 over three years on iPads, but who got one and its cost is a mystery - Jordan Press, National Post
- Ottawa gripped by ‘juicy’ Senate expenses scandal, no end in sight - Laura Ryckewaert, The Hill Times
- Feds bring down legislative hammer on massive budget implementation bill - Bea Vongdouangchanh, The Hill Times
- Amid contradictory polls and the soap opera in Question Period, Justin Trudeau is an island of calm - Kelly MacParland, National Post
- Federal dollars for flood mitigation could take years - Trevor Howell, Calgary Herald
- Documents: DND knew Cyclones might not measure up - Murray Brewster, Canadian Press, The Chronicle
- Gov. Gen. starts campaign aimed at getting young Canadians to volunteer - The Canadian Press, Macleans
- Ontario premier talks about importance of Holland Marsh - Miriam King, Barrie Examiner
- Top Tories warn PM Harper against throwing ‘Wright under the bus,’ some Tories call Senate scandal ‘a delicious irony’ - Abbas Rana, The Hill Times
- Public service unions to lobby MPs against labour law changes in omnibus budget bill - Abbas Rana, The Hill Times
- Senate scandal back to the forefront as members of Parliament return to Commons - The Canadian Press, Winnipeg Free Press
- Veterans burial fund has more money, but access still restricted: budget office - Murray Brewster, Canadian Press, Calgary Herald
- PM needs better Senate advice - Dan Leger, The Chronicle
- Brazeau set to make last-ditch defence of expenses to the Senate - Jordan Press, Ottawa Citizen
- A never-ending campaign - Elliot Ferguson, Kingston Whig Standard
Loonie Politics 11/04/2013: Morning Edition
- Ontario mulls tax reform to spur companies to stop hoarding cash - Adrian Morrow, The Globe & Mail
- Why Harper dug in his heels: That’s where the money is - Tom Flanagan, The Globe & Mail
- Senate soon to decide fate of Duffy, Wallin and Brazeau - Daniel Leblanc & Steven Chase, The Globe & Mail
- Rob Ford apologizes for public drunkenness, but won’t step down - Daniel Dale, Toronto Star
- Populist style carries the day for Coderre - Philip Authier, Montreal Gazette
- Liberals refuse to make needed spending cuts - Sue-Ann Levy, Toronto Sun
- Tories hope to turn page on Senate scandal but new chapters keep emerging - Jennifer Ditchburn, The Canadian Press, Winnipeg Free Press
- Senate scandal doesn’t damage Conservative faith in Harper - Laura Payton, CBC News
- Jaded Conservatives thinking wistfully about a future without Stephen Harper - John Ivison, National Post
- Conservatives’ closed door convention doesn’t win them any new friends - Andrew Coyne, National Post
- Harper’s command over party remains ‘masterful,’ despite Senate fiasco - Don Braid, Calgary Herald
- Protesters set up mock fracking rig outside B.C. Premier Christy Clark’s home - Mike Hager, Edmonton Journal
- Justice Nadon barred from Supreme Court building amid legal challenge - Sean Fine, The Globe & Mail
- A path forward: There are initiatives in throne speech that could save Conservatives - Monte Solberg, Toronto Sun
- Furious Pamela Wallin lashed out at staffer after aide told auditors about expenses - Jessica Barrett, National Post
- Stephen Harper’s Conservative party tilts right while he faces slow-burning scandal - Mark Kennedy, National Post
- It’s over between Tim Hudak and Andrea Horwath - Martin Regg Cohn, Toronto Star
- Future of Conservative Party looks a little righter after vote at Calgary convention - Rick Bell, Calgary Sun
- Fifteen Tory motions to know about from the convention - Josh Wingrove, The Globe & Mail
- Stephen Harper sings greatest hits in bid to regain control - Tim Harper, Toronto Star
- ‘Wallin said they did not need to know’ - Jessica Barrett, Ottawa Citizen
- Conservatives say winning next federal election is party’s ‘abiding obsession,’ its ‘whole focus’ - Laura Ryckewaert, The Hill Times
- Quebec can’t secede with sleazy half-measures, and Ottawa needs to make that clear - Conrad Black, National Post
- One-member, one-vote could still torment Peter MacKay - David Jackson, The Chronicle
- Now is the time to reform public pensions à la P.E.I. - Bill Black, The Chronicle
- House committee threatens subpoena over ObamaCare enrollment numbers - Fox News
- “Fighting Republicanism” on immigration reform: Learning from a bad example - Karl, Hot Air
- FBI tracking down Medicare fraud fugitives from South Florida - Jay Weaver, Miami Herald
- Kerry Says He Sees Signs That Egypt Is on Path to Democracy - Michael R. Gordon, New York Times
- How Chris Christie is Winning Over Hispanics - David Freedlander , The Daily Beast
- Plutocrats vs. Populists - Chrystia Freeland, New York Times
- Questions They Won’t Answer - Stephen F. Hayes & Thomas Joscelyn, Weekly Standard
- HealthCare.gov: How political fear was pitted against technical needs - Amy Goldstein and Juliet Eilperin, Washington Post
- This Is Why We Need Obamacare - Nicholas D. Kristof, New York Times
- Broken Bonds - Jason Grotto, Heather Gillers, Patricia Callahan and Alex Richards, Chicago Tribune
