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August 1, 2014 Archives
Loonie Politics 08/01/2014: Afternoon Update
- Ontario Health Ministry refuses to disclose what it saved after deal with docs - Jonathan Sher, London Free Press
- China challenges Canada to produce evidence of cyberattacks - Steven Chase, The Globe & Mail
- Liberal fundraising momentum stalls with ‘scary’ numbers, says top party official - The Canadian Press, Winnipeg Free Press
- Ex-Quebec vice-regal suffers seizure, delaying fraud trial - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- Judge strikes down Tories’ mandatory victim surcharge, calls it cruel and unusual punishment - Andrew Seymour, Postmedia News, National Post
- Crowley: Cameras haven’t improved the Commons - Brian Lee Crowley, Ottawa Citizen
- Ottawa hospital staffer fired for saying Mike Duffy was ‘pompous and arrogant’ with cleaning crews - Glen McGregor, National Post
- Kelly MacParland: The Liberals don’t need self-absorbed self-promoter Marc Emery and his pro-pot crusade - Kelly MacParland, National Post
- Speaker investigating Wikipedia edits from House of Commons computers - Glen McGregor, Ottawa Citizen
- Tories double down on multi-million dollar oilsands ads in U.S. - Mike De Souza, Toronto Star
Loonie Politics 08/01/2014: Morning Edition
- Tories winning battle for Chinese-Canadian dollars - Glen McGregor, Ottawa Citizen
- Kinsella: Foreign policy wins points, not votes - Warren Kinsella, Toronto Sun
- Hall: Canada to clinch trade deal with EU in September - Chris Hall, CBC News
- Lisa Raitt tight lipped on bid to lead Ontario PCs - The Canadian Press, Macleans
- Angry with party’s stance on Gaza conflict, NDP supporters occupy Paul Dewar’s office - Michael Woods, Ottawa Citizen
- Canada Revenue Agency refuses to divulge audit tactics targeting charities - Kathryn Blaze Carlson, The Globe & Mail
- Vaughn Palmer: Strike savings diverted, and LNG promise redefined - Vaughn Palmer, Vancouver Sun
- Lukaszuk releases 10-point plan for increased government accountability - Mariam Ibrahim, Edmonton Journal
- B.C. parents to get $40 per day for child care costs if teachers’ strike goes into September - Rob Shaw & Tara Carman, Vancouver Sun
- Gunter: Alberta Tories need to punt former premier Alison Redford - Lorne Gunter, Calgary Sun
- Conservative MP Rob Anders to seek nomination in rural Alberta riding he calls ‘a place with more trucks’ - Jen Gerson, National Post
- Key emails in case against Dean Del Mastro should be available: sources - Stephen Maher, Ottawa Citizen
- DND warned navy supply ships’ electrical system might be ‘dangerous and unsafe’ - Murray Brewster, The Canadian Press, Winnipeg Free Press
- B.C. chief Ron Giesbrecht’s $1M pay ‘very troubling,’ minister says - Connie Walker, CBC News
- $100M revitalization plan for Ontario Place - Jenny Yuen, Toronto Sun
