November 18, 2019
August 13, 2018 Archives
Loonie Politics 08/13/2018: Afternoon Update
- Dead heat in polls shows fragility of federal Liberals’ majority: pollsters - Neil Moss, The Hill Times
- Jagmeet Singh might as well send Rachel Notley a cake shaped like a middle finger - Kelly McParland, National Post
- Ahead of election campaign’s official start, Quebec party leaders already talking proposals - CBC News
- Saudi spat with Canada could be ‘proxy’ for U.S. quarrels with Trudeau government, experts say - Beatrice Paez, The Hill Times
- Trudeau having ‘lots of conversations’ about next steps, has no plans to resurrect long-gun registry - The Canadian Press, Global News
- Most Canadians oppose provinces taking Ottawa to court over carbon tax, poll suggests - Shawn McCarthy, The Globe & Mail
- Diversity will ‘destroy’ what makes Canada great: Conservative MP Bernier - Rachel Aiello, CTV News
- Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will ‘absolutely not’ give up on supply management - Kevin Yarr, CBC News
- Canada’s longest-serving ‘unique’ senator retires after almost 35 years - Laura Stone, The Globe & Mail
- Trump ‘disrespectful’ toward Canada, Vermont governor says - Giuseppe Valiante, The Canadian Press, CTV News
Loonie Politics 08/13/2018: Morning Edition
- Jagmeet Singh has ground to make up as he readies for his close-up - Tom Parkin, Toronto Sun
- Senator Harder crafts a narrative about his office - Dale Smith, Loonie Politics
- ‘The dialogue is global: Agencies propose federal e-safety czar to curb rising online sexual exploitation of children - Jim Bronskill - The Canadian Press, National Post
- Prime Minister meets fallen officers’ families after Fredericton tragedy - Kevin Bissett - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- Better for Ford to lower beer tax than minimum price - Christine Van Geyn, Ottawa Sun
- Liberals showcase benefits of billions spent on infrastructure projects - Joan Bryden, The Canadian Press, CTV News
- To solve interprovincial conflicts, first find common ground: LeBlanc - Teresa Wright - The Canadian Press, The Globe & Mail
- Ford’s fast-paced summer agenda proving critics wrong - Jaime Watt, Toronto Star
- ‘It’s our job to mobilize our troops’: Quebec unions gear up for election battle as top two parties seen as ‘anti-worker’ - Giuseppe Valiante - The Canadian Press, Global News
- Getting out from under Canada’s retaliatory tariffs can be a ‘heavy lift’ - Janyce McGregor, CBC News
- Liberals move to give survivors of domestic violence paid leave - Kathleen Harris, CBC News
- Trump’s Foreign Policy is Boosting America’s Standing - Michael Goodwin, New York Post
- The Mueller Investigation is a Deception Campaign, a Cover-Up - Rush Limbaugh
- Is Robert Mueller Stumbling Into Time Trouble? - Philip Ewing, National Public Radio
- The Fight for Purity in the Democratic Party - Benjamin Wallace-Wells, The New Yorker
- Trump and Comey Had ‘No Conversation About Michael Flynn,’ Giuliani Says - Maggie Haberman, New York Times
- ‘A natural’: Donald Trump Jr. emerges as a campaign star, despite Russia baggage - Ashley Parker, Washington Post
- Scaramucci: There’s a ‘quiet majority’ that wants Trump to succeed - Emily Birnbaum, The Hill
- This Is What They Meant By ‘Great Again’ - Michael Harriot, The Root
