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November 28, 2014 Archives
Loonie Politics 11/28/2014: Afternoon Update
- Veterans funding not as advertised, opposition MPs say - Laura Payton, CBC News
- Politically untested, Péladeau will nevertheless be the target - Philip Authier, Ottawa Citizen
- Quebec austerity could hurt Justin Trudeau at the polls - Chantal Hébert, Toronto Star
- Aglukkaq didn’t ask for apology over garbage comment, says junior minister - Terry Pedwell, The Canadian Press, Winnipeg Free Press
- Tony Clement’s committee no-show irks NDP’s Pat Martin - Kady O'Malley, CBC News
- No immediate decision on Michael Sona’s bid for bail - The Canadian Press, The Globe & Mail
- The dismantling of Supreme Court reform - Irwin Cotler, The Globe & Mail
- In the Wynne-Harper detente, it will take two to tango - Paul Wells, Macleans
- Ottawa posts $400M surplus for September compared with $3.8B deficit a year ago - The Canadian Press, Winnipeg Free Press
- UPEI ex-president is first declared contender for PEI Liberal leadership - The Canadian Press, The Globe & Mail
- Pacetti’s incident with NDP MP could be a misunderstanding, not an assault, former colleague says - Stephen Maher, National Post
Loonie Politics 11/28/2014: Morning Edition
- Fine print on Ottawa’s $200-million veterans fund: It’ll take 50 years to pay - Gloria Galloway, The Globe & Mail
- Editorial: Conservatives’ dirty tricks have no place in Canadian politics - Editorial, The Globe & Mail
- Bid to boost spy agency’s powers raises privacy concerns: watchdog - Kady O'Malley, CBC News
- PM-appointed gov’t employee remained on payroll despite links to illegal fundraising - CTV News
- Quebec overspent $360 million on Solidarity Tax Credit: auditor general - Geoffrey Vendeville, Montreal Gazette
- Newfoundlanders want facts on suspended MP Scott Andrews before passing judgment - Sue Bailey, The Canadian Press, WInnipeg Free Press
- BC NDP’s support of gas tax looks good for the Greens - Vaughn Palmer, Vancouver Sun
- Harper, Couillard and Gallant to attend la Francophonie summit in Senegal - The Canadian Press, Winnipeg Free Press
- More than 90 per cent of First Nations comply with transparency law - Bill Curry, The Globe & Mail
- Tories want integrity czar’s probe of RCMP tossed out - Jim Bronskill, The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- B.C. government uses legislature to set stage for LNG, but still no deals - The Canadian Press, Vancouver Sun
- With little for Canadian jets to do in Iraq, expanding mission to Syria may be next - Lee Berthiaume, National Post
- All House of Commons guards will now carry guns - Josh Wingrove, The Globe & Mail
- MPs to develop their own Code of Conduct on harassment - Mark Kennedy, Ottawa Citizen
- Harper’s Supreme Court pick soothes a self-inflicted wound - Chris Hall, CBC News
- Premiers Wynne, Prentice agree to meet to discuss Energy East pipeline project - Keith Leslie, Canadian Press, Winnipeg Free Press
- NDP MP commemorates event honouring fallen Tamil Tigers, likens it to Remembrance Day in parliament - Stewart Bell, National Post
- Ontario PCs should embrace Doug Ford’s message - Christina Blizzard, Toronto Sun
- Plummeting oil prices means Alberta’s position grows precarious - Rick Bell, Calgary Sun
- Sex scandal having severe repercussions on Parliament Hill - Tim Harper, Toronto Star
- Christy Clark lambasts U.S. over ‘Buy America’ rules at Prince Rupert ferry terminal - The Canadian Press, Vancouver Province
- Tories float plan to include protection for ‘sexual orientation’ in Alberta Bill of Rights - Mariam Ibrahim, Edmonton Journal
