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April 7, 2014 Archives
Loonie Politics 04/07/2014: Afternoon Update
- Robyn Urback: What, exactly, was Kathleen Wynne hoping to accomplish with a libel notice to Tim Hudak? - Robyn Urback, National Post
- Finance Minister Oliver pledges tax relief for families once budget balanced - The Canadian Press, Loonie Politics
- With this act, Conservatives might win the battle, lose the war - Konrad Yakabuski, The Globe & Mail
- ‘We’re not going to be intimidated’: Hudak - Antonella Artuso, Toronto Sun
- Tom Mulcair engages Justin Trudeau in battle for the middle class - Susan Lunn, CBC News
- Refusing to testify against a spouse prevents courts from seeking truth; MacKay - The Canadian Press, Loonie Politics
- Big Quebec, little Quebec - Paul Wells, Macleans
- Wynne delivers campaign-style speech touting ‘middle path’ - Robert Benzie, Toronto Star
- Kinsella: The scandal that isn’t - Warren Kinsella, Sun News Network
Loonie Politics 04/07/2014: Morning Edition
- Wynne won’t release libel notice to Hudak - The Canadian Press, Loonie Politics
- Another lesson from Quebec — campaigns matter: Tim Harper - Tim Harper, Toronto Star
- Michael Den Tandt: It’s all about Montreal and four other lessons learned from Quebec election campaign - Michael Den Tandt, National Post
- Kenney investigates Victoria fast food restaurant for labour violations - The Canadian Press, Loonie Politics
- Soudas’ exit won’t affect Conservative Party election readiness, Tory MPs say - Abbas Rana, The Hill Times
- Unions launch grievance against new federal rules on employee performance - Kathryn May, Ottawa Citizen
- Trudeau is our muddle class champion - John Robson, Toronto Sun
- Hamilton: Quebec election a chance for province to finally break its separatist paradigm - Graeme Hamilton, National Post
- Partisan poll supervisors could lead to intimidation on election day, say critics - Mark Burgess, The Hill Times
- NDP’s new national director promises open nominations - Mark Kennedy, Ottawa Citizen
- Hudak unrepentant despite libel notice from Wynne - The Canadian Press, The Globe & Mail
- Tim Hudak is his own worst enemy in libel case: Cohn - Martin Regg Cohn, Toronto Star
- Maple Leaf will return to Quebec’s National Assembly, Couillard vows - Les Perreaux, The Globe & Mail
- Quebec political party leaders make push for votes in waning election campaign - Nelson Wyatt, The Canadian Press, Winnipeg Free Press
- Outside workers needed because demand for LNG jobs too big - Brent Stafford, Vancouver 24 hrs
- Low marks for B.C.’s education system - Susan Lazaruk, Vancouver Province
- Solberg: Alberta’s economy to surpass Quebec - Monte Solberg, Calgary Sun
- New AB legislature sitting promises more plot twists and jockeying for the Conservative leadership - Karen Kleiss, Edmonton Journal
- Justin Trudeau lacks understanding of middle class, says Tom Mulcair - Mark Kennedy, Edmonton Journal
