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May 13, 2014 Archives
Loonie Politics 05/13/2014: Afternoon Update
- New tanker spill rules raise liability for companies - Margo McDiarmid, CBC News
- Tim Hudak says PCs will cut personal taxes 10% after balancing budget - The Canadian Press, National Post
- NDP’s Horwath vows immediate cut to auto insurance rates - Maryam Shah, Toronto Sun
- Conservatives have chance in Scarborough-Agincourt, June 30 byelections could mean low voter turnout on four-day holiday for many voters - Tim Naumetz, The Hill Times
- Thomson: Good ship AB Tory foundering badly - Graham Thomson, Edmonton Journal
- Justin Trudeau and Parliament - Aaron Wherry, Macleans
- Wynne says voters face ‘stark’ choice between Liberals and Hudak’s Tories - Rob Ferguson, Toronto Star
- NDP and Liberals accusing each other of not telling the truth about three Ontario job-relief funds - Jonathan Sher, London Free Press
- Kelly McParland: Ontario pays the price of economic overconfidence - Kelly MacParland, National Post
- Third Liberal candidate under fire after alleged sexist comments - Antonella Artuso, Toronto Sun
- Ontario Greens unveil party platform - CBC News
Loonie Politics 05/13/2014: Morning Edition
- Andrew Coyne: Harper government’s ‘misguided’ plan to close Canada-U.S. price gap doomed for failure - Andrew Coyne, National Post
- Liberal candidate apologizes for Facebook post of women’s butts - Dan Dakin, Toronto Sun
- Aboriginals report biased, UNimpressive - Editorial, Winnipeg Sun
- Culture shift: New report touts public service makeover - Kathryn May, Ottawa Citizen
- Lots of fat to cut in Ontario’s civil service - Christina Blizzard, Toronto Sun
- Kathleen Wynne dismisses Tim Hudak’s job cuts as ‘pink slips over paycheques’ - Rob Ferguson, Toronto Star
- Parti Quebecois’ popularity hits a historic low in new poll, falls to third place - Postmedia News, National Post
- Reevely: Hudak promises to get hydro under control - David Reevely, Ottawa Citizen
- Gilles Duceppe may be best hope to save the Parti Québécois: Hébert - Chantal Hébert, Toronto Star
- Times they are a changin’ - Warren Kinsella, Calgary Sun
- Three people, rail company face charges in Lac-Megantic railway disaster - Sidhartha Banerjee, The Canadian Press, Winnipeg Free Press
- Smyth: BC NDP still vulnerable on economy, a year after election debacle - Michael Smyth, Vancouver Province
- Lukaszuk bemoans lack of competition in Alberta Tory leadership race - Matt Dykstra, Calgary Sun
- Saskatchewan changes election rules to allow soldiers to vote sooner - Jennifer Graham, The Canadian Press, Winnipeg Free Press
- Temporary Foreign Worker Program reforms coming with review in ‘a few weeks’ - Susana Mas, CBC News
