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April 3, 2017 Archives
Loonie Politics 04/03/2017: Afternoon Update
- Border tax could hurt America more than it would Canada, Bill Morneau warns - Andy Blatchford, The Canadian Press, Financial Post
- Liberals suspend House procedure committee, seek end to opposition filibuster - Joanna Smith, The Canadian Press, CBC News
- Brown nixes plan for Tory hydro policy on rates this year - Robert Benzie & Rob Ferguson, Toronto Star
- Rural Liberal MPs ‘awfully nervous’ about upcoming gun legislation, any tinkering could be trouble - Abbas Rana, The Hill Times
- RCMP probe that led to Vice-Admiral Mark Norman’s removal is focused on $700 million supply ship - David Pugliese, Ottawa Citizen, National Post
- The Tory leadership race wears on—yet the work has barely begun - Paul Wells, Macleans
- Police investigate Denis Coderre over $25,000 cheque he denied receiving when he was an MP in 2012 - René Bruemmer, National Post
- ‘This is balls to the wall,’ if he wins, O’Leary won’t commit to remaining Tory leader without a majority government - Derek Abma, The Hill Times
- Five MPs to be chosen in federal byelections today - The Canadian Press, Macleans
- Trudeau should probably stop telling desperate refugees that everyone is welcome in Canada - Graeme Gordon, CBC News
- Maxime Bernier’s campaign claims $2M in fundraising - Éric Grenier, CBC News
Loonie Politics 04/03/2017: Morning Edition
- To stop the Tory leadership front-runners, the others will have to get mean - Campbell Clark, The Globe and Mail
- South Africa’s postapartheid journey offers ‘important insights’ for Canada: Justice Minister - Geoffrey York, The Globe and Mail
- Documents suggest Trudeau government should be wary of seniors’ price index campaign promise - Jordan Press - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- Jagmeet Singh, gathering campaign team, appears poised to enter NDP leadership race - Marie-Danielle Smith, National Post
- Ontario a free-trade champion? More like a victim of protectionism - Chris Selley, National Post
- How Wynne’s hydro disaster could have been avoided - Editorial, Toronto Sun
- Ontario medically assisted dying service could be up and running by May: Health Minister - Jessica Smith Cross - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- Trudeau’s corporate welfare hurts middle class - Tom Parkin, Ottawa Sun
- Ombudsman accuses National Defence of ‘insidious’ attacks - Lee Berthiaume, The Canadian Press, CTV News
- O’Leary win could put Conservative Party unity at risk, strategist Jenni Byrne warns - Laura Payton, CTV News
- Bill Blair and the politics of being joint chief - Tonda MacCharles, Toronto Star
- Opposition MPs vow to continue filibuster over changes to House of Commons rules - Peter Zimonjic & Julie Van Dusen, CBC News
- Second ethics investigation could be nixed if Don Meredith booted from Senate - Katie Simpson, CBC News
