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December 29, 2017 Archives
Loonie Politics 12/29/2017: Morning Edition
- How Ottawa is trying to breathe new life into a 22-year-old policy for gender equality - Alex Ballingall, Toronto Star
- $14 minimum wage, free pharmacare for young people, other Ontario regulatory changes start Jan. 1 - Allison Jones - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- Garneau prods Air Canada to reduce noise on about 100 Airbus passenger planes - Robert Fife, The Globe and Mail
- Can PM Trudeau keep drinkable water promise to First Nations? - Rachel Aiello, CTV News
- Political strategist Kouvalis, failed PC nominee facing break and enter charges - Rachel Aiello, CTV News
- Department of Meddling: How Ottawa has long suspected Russia of using influence campaigns to target Canadians - Grant Robertson, The Globe and Mail
- Why our intellectual class made Canada 150 the worst birthday ever - Jonathan Kay, National Post
- Ontario’s long-awaited new nuclear emergency plan falls short, Greenpeace says - Rob Ferguson, Toronto Star
- For Trump and Republicans, Red Flags Are Hard to Miss - Steve Kornacki, NBC News
- GOP lawmaker rips Mueller: If he were more biased, we’d have to give him credentials for mainstream media - Rebecca Savransky, The Hill
- Alt-Right’s Big Year: Has It Faded? - Amanda Marcotte, Salon
- Get Ready for the Great Political Surprise of 2018 - Newt Gingrich, Fox News
- White House looks to make internal changes amid worries of a tough year ahead - Ashley Parker, Washington Post
- Roy Moore asks Alabama court for a new Senate election - David Weigel, Washington Post
- Moulton, Kennedy Offer Democrats Two Paths for the Future - Deirdre Walsh, CNN
