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March 13, 2014 Archives
Loonie Politics 03/13/2014: Afternoon Update
- Den Tandt: On our Afghan past, and our soldiers’ future - Michael Den Tandt, Ottawa Citizen
- Mayoral candidate Olivia Chow opposes Scarborough subway - Don Peat, Toronto Sun
- Trudeau bans ex-Liberal cabinet minister’s wife from running in Chow’s former riding over bullying complaints - Joan Bryden, The Canadian Press, National Post
- ‘Not a nice lady’: Bullying Redford will kill Alberta PCs, MLA says as he quits party - Jen Gerson, National Post
- Tory MP on cusp of retirement laments decline of Commons civility - Jennifer Ditchburn, Winnipeg Free Press
- Wynne rejects hikes in gas tax, HST or income tax to fund transit - The Canadian Press, Ottawa Citizen
- Olivia Chow says she won’t collect MP pension if elected mayor - Don Peat, Toronto Sun
- Trinity-Spadina byelection race is already on as Olivia Chow departs - Leslie MacKinnon, CBC News
- Rob Ford ‘is no role model,” says Olivia Chow as she launches mayoral bid - The Canadian Press, Winnipeg Free Press
- Referendum fears give Quebec Liberals a boost, polls suggest - Les Perreaux, The Globe & Mail
Loonie Politics 03/13/2014: Morning Edition
- Chow’s mayoral aspirations pave way for high-stakes byelection: Hébert - Chantal Hébert, Toronto Star
- Andrew Coyne: Marois vision of independence looks an awful lot like dependence - Andrew Coyne, National Post
- Chow’s resignation creates Toronto turf war for NDP and Liberals - Gloria Galloway, The Globe & Mail
- Auditor general posts Q-and-A about his study of Senate spending - Jordan Press, Ottawa Citizen
- Chow doesn’t know what she’s in for - Lorrie Goldstein, Toronto Sun
- For Canada, pointless Afghan war finally over: Walkom - Tom Walkom, Toronto Star
- ‘We’ve had enough of PQ’s mythology’ - Kevin Dougherty, Montreal Gazette
- Ottawa lifts requirement that railways report small spills - Kim Mackrael, The Globe & Mail
- Ex-TVA reporter to run for Liberals against former boss Pierre Karl Peladeau - The Canadian Press, Winnipeg Free Press
- Simons: It’s magic! Will Alison Redford’s new ability to find money under the couch cushions be enough to save her? - Paula Simons, Edmonton Journal
- Vaughn Palmer: Contrition is one thing, an explanation would be better - Vaughn Palmer, Vancouver Sun
- Thomson: Redford’s dodge of travel cost issue may have come too late - Graham Thomson, Edmonton Journal
- Christy Clark cancels $140,000-contract for ex-Liberal MLA after patronage criticism - Rob Shaw, Vancouver Sun
- Reopening NAFTA could be open for discussion, Harper hints - Dene Moore, The Canadian Press, The Globe & Mail
- Premier Alison Redford repays $45K cost of South Africa trip - CBC News
