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Loonie Politics 12/16/2017: Morning Edition
- It’s been two years since the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s final report. Are the Liberals living up to their promises? - Maura Forrest, National Post
- Kent Hehr acknowledges he can be ‘brash and insensitive’ but believes he still belongs in cabinet - Robson Fletcher, CBC News
- François Legault and the CAQ: ‘more pragmatic than left or right’ - Les Perreaux, The Globe and Mail
- Senator’s expense appeal defeated amid allegations of a ‘personal smear’ - Rachel Aiello, CTV News
- Quebec offers plan to help newspapers while Ottawa does nothing - Robert Everett-Green, The Globe and Mail
- Backlash against freer trade lurking in plenty of corners in Canada - Adam Radwanski, The Globe and Mail
- When there’s a Liberal ethics scandal, the ‘commissioner’ helpfully smothers it - Rex Murphy, National Post
- Federal government proposes new monitoring system for medical assistance in dying - Susan Lunn, CBC News
- Provinces have until the end of 2018 to submit carbon price plans: McKenna - The Canadian Press, CBC News
- PMO hires prominent law firm to investigate allegations against staffer - The Canadian Press, The Globe and Mail
- NAFTA negotiators part for holidays; prepare for pressure-laden talks in 2018 - Alexander Panetta, The Canadian Press, CTV News
- Black Liberal MP speaks out against ‘draining’ discriminatory acts on Parliament Hill - Ainslie Cruickshank, Toronto Star
- Trudeau gov’t in legislative ‘doldrums’: critics - Rachel Aiello, CTV News
- Trudeau talks Trump in exclusive interview with CTV News: ‘He’s a deal-maker’ - Staff, CTV News
- Now is the time for broad reform of Canada’s productivity-killing tax system - Andrew Coyne, National Post
