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December 19, 2014 Archives
Loonie Politics 12/19/2014: Afternoon Update
- Ontario’s credit rating downgraded - Antonella Artuso, Toronto Sun
- Hébert: Backlash against Quebec premier is no sovereigntist revival - Chantal Hébert, Toronto Star
- Betty Ann Lavallée: Valcourt’s approach to missing Aboriginal women is dishonourable - Betty Ann Lavallée, Ottawa Citizen
- Winnipeg Tory MP under preliminary ethics probe in possible conflict of interest case - Mary Agnes Welch, Winnipeg Free Press
- Thomson: PCs, Wildrose playing footsie while trading barbs - Graham Thomson, Edmonton Journal
- Ontario Power Authority employee fired after trading investigation - Richard J. Brennan, Toronto Star
- Wynne says LCBO-Beer Store deal looks unfair and will ‘absolutely’ be changed - Keith Leslie, The Canadian Press, National Post
- Alberta: Danielle Smith says her only option was to abandon Wildrose - Reid Southwick, Ottawa Citizen
- Canada buys additional military cargo jet as C-17 production wraps up - The Canadian Press, CBC News
- Saskatchewan senator apologizes for ‘white man’ comment to MP - The Canadian Press, Macleans
- Premier Kathleen Wynne on oil prices, smart meters and why the Liberals forced end to gas plant hearings - David Reevely, National Post
- Canada considers free trade with Thailand despite internal warnings - Steven Chase, The Globe & Mail
Loonie Politics 12/19/2014: Morning Edition
- Livingston advised staff on deleting emails, police allege - David Reevely, Ottawa Citizen
- John Crosbie’s son seeks Conservative seat in Newfoundland - Sue Bailey, The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- Tim Harper: Sanctions bite, but Baird and allies worry about Putin’s reaction - Tim Harper, Toronto Star
- Minister denies group fighting terrorist label permission to raise legal fees - Jim Bronskill, The Canadian Press, The Globe & Mail
- Stephen Harper’s climate-change comments only half the story, critics say - Margo McDiarmid, CBC News
- Latest gas plant revelations zero in on three key players - Richard J. Brennan, Toronto Sun
- Den Tandt: Alberta premier’s coup will come at a cost - Michael Den Tandt, Ottawa Citizen
- Grassroots Tories ‘in shock’ after Wildrose floor-crossings - Karen Kleiss, Edmonton Journal
- Tax cuts for cross-border online shopping could pay off, report says - Laura Payton, CBC News
- Liberals fail the smell test - Lorrie Goldstein, Toronto Sun
- Manning: Political realignment means pulling together in tough economic times - Preston Manning, The Globe & Mail
- Matthew Fisher: Canada needs to defend its own security interests in the Pacific, instead of relying on Americans - Matthew Fisher, National Post
- Smith vs. Smith: What former Wildrose leader told Power Play - CTV News
- Top aboriginal chief urges Harper to reconsider stance on inquiry - Mark Kennedy, Ottawa Citizen
- An MP’s first words - Aaron Wherry, Macleans
- Amrik Virk shuffled to new ministry; report finds he knew about plan to break BC gov’t pay rules - Rob Shaw, Vancouver Sun
- Alberta’s political earthquake has Tories, NDP considering federal fallout - Jennifer Ditchburn, The Canadian Press, Winnipeg Free Press
- Wildrose leader says party’s social conservatives helped push her to Tories - Rick Bell, Calgary Sun
Loonie Business
- TSX racks up another triple-digit gain, Dow jumps 421 points on Fed comments- Malcolm Morrison, Canadian Press, Financial Post
- Ottawa to give small carriers first crack at wireless spectrum- Christine Dobby, The Globe & Mail
- Make North Korea Pay For the Sony Hack- Gordon Chang, The Daily Beasty
- New Brunswick fracking moratorium raises industry ire, pleases environmentalists- Kevin Bissett, The Canadian Press, Winnipeg Free Press
- BlackBerry Ltd comeback needs earnings validation: ‘It still has to execute’- Gerrit De Vynck and Kelly Gilblom, Bloomberg News, Financial Post
