February 19, 2019
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Loonie Politics 05/02/2018: Afternoon Update
- Watchdog warns of ‘sharp’ jump in Ontario deficit to $12B this year - Kristin Rushowy, Toronto Star
- Premier Kathleen Wynne says Liberals would expand the Greenbelt if re-elected - Robert Benzie, Toronto Star
- ‘We are all impatient’: Trudeau promises First Nations leaders fundamental change - John Paul Tasker, CBC News
- Conservative MP Gord Brown has died - Staff, CTV News
- Trudeau government should help those hit by Trump tax: MPs - Elizabeth Thompson, CBC News
- Trudeau won’t say whether Liberals will delay cannabis legalization - The Canadian Press, CTV News
- How the Senate is cracking down to get Trans Mountain built - Meagan Campbell, Macleans
- The phoney war over carbon pricing might finally be coming to an end - Aaron Wherry, CBC News
- Ottawa targets shovel-ready projects for quick wins from $13B social housing fund - The Canadian Press, CBC News
- What really happened to Michael Harris? - Greg Mercer - Waterloo Region Record, Toronto Star
- NDP leader Singh huddles with caucus after MP’s explosive allegations - The Canadian Press, CTV News
Loonie Politics 05/02/2018: Morning Edition
- Liberals end era of SuperPACs in federal elections, but leave door half-open to foreign funding - John Ivison, National Post
- Air passenger rights, rail shipping legislation heads for political showdown - The Canadian Press, CTV News
- Senators recommend delaying cannabis bill for a year to address Indigenous issues - John Paul Tasker, CBC News
- House of Commons makes ‘historic’ call for residential school apology from Pope Francis - Alex Ballingall, Toronto Star
- Horwath woos urban voters with promises of funding for daycare, transit - Rob Ferguson, Toronto Star
- Doug Ford’s Greenbelt proposal was bold and novel. Sadly it was also dumb - Chris Selley, National Post
- Liberal election law changes bring back vouching, fail to outright ban foreign funds - Anthony Furey, Ottawa Sun
- Investigation finds multiple complaints of harassment against NDP’s Weir: sources - Catherine Cullen, CBC News
- Kevin O’Leary to slash fundraiser ticket prices to pay off debt from Conservative-leadership bid - Laura Stone, The Globe & Mail
- Ontario passes gender pay transparency law - Kristin Rushowy, Toronto Star
- High prices in Notley’s electricity plans will shock Albertans - Licia Corbella, Calgary Sun
- First Nations leaders debate Trudeau commitment to Indigenous rights - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- How much longer will our politicians be able to pretend that reality doesn’t apply to Canada? - John Robson, National Post
- Liberal auto insurance plan a 15-year failure - Editorial, Toronto Sun
- Bains to tell business: it’s your turn to boost diversity, and the bottom line - Joanna Smith, The Canadian Press, CTV News
- Canada gaining reputation as ‘a country that can’t get its big projects done,’ says Jean Charest - Peter Zimonjic & Vassy Kapells, CBC News
- Relax, Doug Ford will be fine - Jen Gerson, Macleans
- Republicans’ highly political articles of impeachment against Rod Rosenstein, annotated - Amber Phillips, Washington Post
- Thomas Homan, Trump’s top immigration enforcer, resigns - Alan Gomez, USA Today
- Pelosi says she’ll run for speaker, as more swing-district Democrats look for alternative - David Weigel, Washington Post
- State of the Resistance: Collapsing Like a House of Cards - Conrad Black, National Review
- Seven States, Led by Texas, Sue to End DACA Program - Maggie Astor, New York Times
- Warren, Sanders want climate change considered in selection of homeland security adviser - John Bowden, The Hill
