- Trudeau has failed our energy sector. Energy East can save it - Peter MacKay, National Post
- With all eyes on the U.S. southern border, illegal crossings from Canada quietly increase - Elysha Enos, CBC News
- Trudeau chose Blair to convince Canadians ‘everything is under control’ - Campbell Clark, The Globe & Mail
- Chiefs prepare to elect AFN national leader; B.C. could determine winner - Jorge Barrera, CBC News
July 25, 2018 Archives
Loonie Politics 07/25/2018: Morning Edition
- Goodale won’t call border crossers a ‘crisis’ – but U.S. did after 2017 Quebec border tour - Catharine Tunney, CBC News
- Stephen Harper to doorknock for Alberta conservatives in spring - Dean Bennett, The Canadian Press, CTV News
- Wind project cancellation deals a blow to Ontario’s business reputation - Jennifer Wells, Toronto Star
- New rules and regulations are dragging down our economy - Lorne Gunter, Ottawa Sun
- Police not laying charges in Parliament Hill incident - CBC News
- Ontario demands $200-million from Ottawa to cover cost of resettling asylum seekers - Laura Stone, The Globe & Mail
- Amid calls for more officers, data shows only a tenuous link with crime reduction - Alex McKeen, Toronto Star
- Ottawa spells out new measures to reduce number of migrants in jail - Mike Blanchfield, The Canadian Press, CTV News
- Charge of the Legal Brigade at NDP’s ICBC plan - Ian Mulgrew, Vancouver Sun
- Taxpayers pay for thousands of condoms, lube, dental dams for federal inmates - Abigail Bimman, Global News
- ‘This is the time for resignations’: Group of 50 lawyers calls for overhaul of immigration detention board - Brendan Kennedy, Toronto Star
Washington 07/25/2018
- Trump Is Taking America Down the Path to Tyranny - Jeffrey Sachs, CNN
- Kavanaugh Comes Knocking But Dems Won’t Meet - Susan Ferrechio, Washington Examiner
- Holder says he’ll decide about a 2020 presidential bid early next year - John Wagner, Washington Post
- Muzzling the Talking Heads of the Deep State - Rosie Gray, The Atlantic
- The Socialist Surge That’s Not Coming - William Murchison, The American Spectator
- Elizabeth Warren: Leader of the Persistence - Rebecca Traister, New York Magazine
- House Democrats to introduce bill that would allow free two-year degrees: report - Aris Folley, The Hill
- Democrats Grapple With Trump’s Resilience - Niall Stanage, The Hill
- Top analyst: Dems now favorite to take House in midterms - John Bowden, The Hill
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Loonie Business
- Sergio Marchionne, hailed for Chrysler and Fiat turnarounds, dead at 66- The Canadian Press, CBC Business
- Vineyards welcome hot and dry weather- Laura Clementson, CBC News
- Canada has one of the most protected telecom sectors in the world — and the rates to show for it- Emily Jackson, Financial Post
- BP Canada gets approval to restart drilling off Nova Scotia coast after spill- The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- Cancellation of German-owned Ontario wind project prompts warning from Berlin- Shawn McCarthy, The Globe & Mail
- Tesla stock skids on report it asked suppliers for refunds- CTV News
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Loonie World
- Venezuela inflation set to top 1 million percent, IMF says- France 24
- Greece wildfires: Dozens dead in Attica region- BBC News
- Xi Jinping visits South Africa ahead of BRICS summit Read more at: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/65118164.cms?utm_source=contentofinterest&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=cppst- The Associated Press, The Times Of India
- Nicaragua unrest: Ortega denies responsibility for deaths- Al Jazeera
- Syrian fighter jet shot down by Israel ‘over Golan Heights’- Oliver Holmes, The Guardian
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- Free agent Dwyane Wade has 3-year, $25M offer to play in China- ESPN
- Escobar homers to back solid Berrios start; Twins shut out Jays- The Canadian Press, TSN
- Toronto’s athletes among mourners of Sunday’s deadly shooting- Melissa Couto · The Canadian Press, CBC Sports
- Tour de France riders affected by tear gas after farmer’s protest interrupts stage- Samuel Petrequin - The Associated Press, Toronto Star
- Report: Blue Jays ‘pushing harder’ to move Happ, relievers- Sportsnet
