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December 16, 2013 Archives
Loonie Politics 12/16/2013: Afternoon Update
- Bloc Quebecois Leader Daniel Paille stepping down because he has epilepsy - The Canadian Press, Winnipeg Free Press
- Ontario Tories support some road tolls to fund transit expansion - Adrian Morrow, The Globe & Mail
- Be nice to each other: Speaker’s plea to Rob Ford, Toronto councillors after raucous meetings - Natalie Alcoba, National Post
- Tory minister Moore apologizes for saying it is not his job to feed hungry kids - Mike Blanchfield, The Canadian Press, Ottawa Citizen
- Finance minsters gather in Meech Lake to debate CPP enrichment - Jason Fekete, Ottawa Citizen
- The dangers of a balance lost - Chuck Chiang, Vancouver Sun
- Let’s raise level of debate: Reform Act will do that, and also expose the poseurs - Monte Solberg, Calgary Sun
- Powerful U.S. Congress group accuses Canada of trade protectionism under guise of national security - John Ivison, National Post
- James Moore: Not my job to ‘feed neighbour’s child’ - Laura Payton, CBC News
- When will Stephen Harper appoint another senator? - Aaron Wherry, Macleans
- Need to know: James Moore gets candid on child poverty - Nick Taylor-Vaisey, Macleans
- Industry, governments discuss conditions for oilsands water release - Bob Weber, The Canadian Press, Winnipeg Free Press
Loonie Politics 12/16/2013: Morning Edition
- Bloc Québécois leader Daniel Paillé to step down: reports - Staff Writer, The Globe & Mail
- Federal Liberals aim to best Tories in fourth quarter fundraising - Joan Bryden, The Canadian Press, Winnipeg Free Press
- PEI plans to buy time for CPP consensus as ministers meet Flaherty - Bill Curry, The Globe & Mail
- NWT plans to borrow millions for massive power expansion - Josh Wingrove, The Globe & Mail
- Canada Post’s $6.5-billion shortfall just a fraction of more than $150 billion in unfunded federal pension liabilities - Jason Fekete, National Post
- Green Party MLA: ‘Every election I get attacked for where I live and who I am’ - Michael Smyth, Vancouver Province
- Flaherty not happy at Kenney’s call for Rob Ford’s resignation - Bill Curry, The Globe & Mail
- 13 federal departments had contracts with Stratfor: WikiLeaks documents - Ben Makuch, The Canadian Press, Winnipeg Free Press
- Justin Trudeau in B.C. for three days to solidify support - Peter O'Neil, Vancouver Sun
- Another tax grab - Editorial, Windsor Star
- Canada’s new super-union expands its membership to include everyone — even people without a job - Ashley Renders, National Post
- This is not the Golden Age of the Canadian Parliament - Editorial, The Globe & Mail
- Government poised to release new cancer data for Fort Chipewyan - Marty Klinkenberg, Edmonton Journal
- Provincial gov’t tells B.C. Hydro land act won’t apply if Site C dam gets green light - Cheryl Chan, Vancouver Province
- CPP reform tops agenda as finance ministers meet - The Canadian Press, The Globe & Mail
- HOWE ROOM: Beach walk with rival MLA sign of harmony in the House - Michael Gorman, The Chronicle
- Hudak vows to prioritize subways as Ontario leader - Adrian Morrow, The Globe & Mail
- Lobbyist/think-tank chief Jock Finlayson prefers to keep spotlight on the issues - Don Cayo, Vancouver Sun
- Province poised to announce plans to ease bulging classrooms - Tamara Gignac, Calgary Herald
- Economic factors mean B.C. government unlikely to oppose Kinder Morgan bid - Justine Hunter, The Globe & Mail
- GO Transit refunds $475Gs in fares - Antonella Artuso, Toronto Sun
- Thomas Mulcair’s lousy energy policies and anti-Keystone rhetoric holding NDP back - Michael Den Tandt, National Post
- Canada: A nation of shopkeepers - Louis A. Delvoie, Kingston Whig Standard
- Raitt defends Canada Post’s new plan, says country not ready for privatized mail - Andrea Hill, Ottawa Citizen
- Temporary worker debate underscores predictions of mining labour crunch - James Keller, Vancouver Sun
