July 16, 2019
July 11, 2018 Archives
Loonie Politics 07/11/2018: Afternoon Update
- Trudeau meets Trump, talks trade at NATO - Staff, CTV News
- Ontario going back to old sex ed curriculum this fall, PCs say - The Canadian Press, CBC News
- The Rock on the rocks: Is Newfoundland and Labrador headed for bankruptcy? And how much will that cost the rest of Canada? - James McLeod, National Post
- Trudeau announces new Canada-led training mission in Iraq - Teresa Wright, The Canadian Press, CTV News
- Ted Arnott new Speaker of the Ontario Legislative Assembly - Robert Benzie & Rob Ferguson, Toronto Star
- Bank of Canada raises benchmark interest rate to 1.5% - Pete Evans, CBC News
- Trudeau is exaggerating what international refugee law compels Canada to do - Michael Barutciski, National Post
- Ex-senator Mac Harb cleared of mortgage fraud, blames Tory senators for his legal troubles - John Paul Tasker, CBC News
- Develop funding plan to help Greyhound, NDP leader Singh urges Trudeau - The Canadian Press, CTV News
- Canada urged to put hold on sending asylum seekers back to Haiti amid violent protests - Isaac Olson, CBC News
Loonie Politics 07/11/2018: Morning Edition
- Involve business in ocean plastics pollution issue, talks: McKenna - The Canadian Press, CBC News
- PCs to end York strike and kill cap-and-trade law during rare summer session of the Ontario legislature - Robert Benzie & Rob Ferguson, Toronto Star
- Documents offer glimpse of federal plans to promote upcoming anti-poverty strategy - Jordan Press - The Canadian Press, CBC News
- NATO to reinforce Russia’s threat in talks with Trump, says Trudeau - Mike Blanchfield - The Canadian Press, CTV News
- Trudeau responds quite differently when he’s the one accused - Lorne Gunter, Calgary Sun
- Saying sorry for his alleged ‘groping’ is Trudeau’s only option now - Stephen LeDrew, National Post
- Finance Department at risk of big-impact cyberattack, say internal documents - The Canadian Press, CTV News
- For now, Ford government will not be firing Hydro One boss - Rob Ferguson, Toronto Star
- Krista Carle’s fight for RCMP reform ‘will succeed,’ Goodale vows after her death - Catharine Tunney, CBC News
- Federal government urged to rein in mandatory minimum sentences - Jacques Gallant, Toronto Star
- Canada will not double its defence budget despite calls from Trump: Trudeau - Teresa Wright - The Canadian Press, The Globe & Mail
- ‘A return of interest’: Premier Notley confident investment in Alberta bouncing back - James Wood, Calgary Herald
- Incompetence left B.C. government millions short in land sale - Vaughn Palmer, Vancouver Sun
