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December 23, 2013 Archives
Loonie Politics 12/23/2013: Afternoon Update
- The prime minister, in his own words (as imagined by Andrew Coyne) - Andrew Coyne, Ottawa Citizen
- Politics will be the guiding principle for Ottawa’s 2014 budget - Andrew Jackson, The Globe & Mail
- Toronto councillors call on Ford to declare emergency — and hand power to deputy - Josh Visser and Peter Kuitenbrouwer, National Post
- Manitoba premier plans no major tax hikes in 2014, running again in 2016 - Steve Lambert, The Canadian Press, Winnipeg Free Press
- Transport Canada inspector falsified safety reports but details under wraps - The Canadian Press, Winnipeg Free Press
- Potash dims economic glow in Saskatchewan, but premier says it’s still good - Jennifer Graham, Edmonton Journal
- BC Ferries sues German manufacturer over 2011 ferry crash into Nanaimo terminal - Gordon Hoekstra, Vancouver Sun
- CSEC sends strong message of privacy to new recruits - Colin Freeze, The Globe & Mail
- Canada’s deficit ticks higher to $13.2B - CBC NewsNews
- Redford enters pivotal 2014 with questions on true political leanings - Dean Bennett, The Canadian Press, Winnipeg Free Press
- Year in a minute: Regulations for oil and gas still missing in action - Mike De Souza, Ottawa Citizen
- Christmas in the dark: Toronto Hydro warns that power outages could last all week - Sarah Spitz, National Post Staff and Canadian Press, National Post
- The political battle behind the storm - Joe Warmington, Toronto Sun
Loonie Politics 12/23/2013: Morning Edition
- Wildrose can govern for majority, Danielle Smith says - Mariam Ibrahim, Edmonton Journal
- Redford enters 2014 with questions on true political leanings - Dean Bennett, The Canadian Press, Calgary Herald
- Stephen Harper makes it clear he’s not for turning - Kelly McParland, National post
- Thomas Mulcair confident in face of sinking polls - Peter O'Neil, Vancouver Sun
- Pipelines are the best, most cost-effective way to move oil - Brent Stafford, Vancouver 24 hrs
- Supreme Court prostitution ruling forces policy issue on Harper - Bruce Cheadle, The Canadian Press, The Globe & Mail
- 5 secrets of Parliament Hill - Laura Payton, CBC News
- Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s year-end interviews show some of his old mojo - Michael Den Tandt, Vancouver Sun
- Pipeline puts B.C.’s lucrative green tourism industry at risk - Laila Yuile, Vancouver 24 hrs
- Toronto Mayor Rob Ford named Canada’s Newsmaker of the Year - Allison Jones, The Canadian Press, Ottawa Citizen
- Tim Hudak uses year-end interview to ask Santa for spring election - The Canadian Press, Macleans
- Conservatives set to replace prostitution laws to help sex workers - Daniel Proussalidis, Toronto Sun
- Harper government gave big oil and pipeline companies $400M to go green - Mike De Souza, Calgary Herald
- Wynne plays long game in era of cynicism - Adam Radwanski, The Globe & Mail
- Stephen Harper describes learning about secret Senate payment - Mark Kennedy, Regina Leader Post
- BC Health services execs facing investigation - Lindsay Kines, Vancouver Province
- Ontario premier ignores Rob Ford, coordinates ice storm recovery efforts with Toronto’s deputy mayor - Canadian Press and Jake Edmiston, National Post
- Failing health system led to death of Greg Price, says father - Annalise Klingbeil, Calgary Herald
- Canada’s territories worried they could be could be shut out of Senate reform debates and decisions - Andrea Hill, National Post
- Access denied: how perceived info blocking has dogged Tories in Newfoundland - Sue Bailey, The Canadian Press, Winnipeg Free Press
- Canadian-born billionaire Edgar Bronfman Sr. dies at 84 - The Canadian Press, The Globe & Mail
- ‘Ostentatoire’ sums up Quebec politics - Don Macpherson, Montreal Gazette
- Despite scandal, Senate unlikely to be reformed, abolished, experts say - Joan Bryden, The Canadian Press, Ottawa Citizen
- Opposition leaders need to offer more - Murray Mandryk, Regina Leader Post
- Canada Post aims to reduce costs, injuries associated with rural delivery - Andrea Hill, Ottawa Citizen
- Ontario dairy farmer owed nearly $300,000 in dispute over payment method - Carola Vyhnak, Toronto Star
- Hello [name here]!: ‘Forgotten’ Duffy fundraising clips resurrected - Glen McGregor, Ottawa Citizen
- Alberta Premier says pipeline prospects improving - Kelly Cryderman, The Globe & Mail
- Is a Vancouver–India air link in our future? - Chuck Chiang, Vancouver Sun
- Prime Minister wishes Merry Christmas to residents of Calgary senior home - The Canadian Press, Winnipeg Free Press
- Tom Steyer may be liberals’ answer to the Koch brothers - Evan Halper, Los Angeles Times
- Christmas on old Death Row - Carol Marin, Chicago Sun-Times
- Everyone Knows Obama’s 2013 Was Bad, The Tough Question Is Why - Sam Stein, Huffington Post
- Ask a veteran about government health insurance - Pete Hegseth, USA Today
- The ‘Sister Wives’ lawsuit and the end of morality laws - Jonathan Turley, Washington Post
- Obama’s terrible, horrible, very bad year - John Podhoretz, New York Post
- Cynic’s Progress - Andrew Ferguson, The Weekly Standard
- White House Tries to Prevent Judge From Ruling on Surveillance Efforts - Charlie Savage and David E. Sanger, New York Times
- Health Care’s Road to Ruin - Elisabeth Rosenthal, New York Times
- Obama skips out of Washington for Hawaii vacation - Associated Press, USA Today
