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August 27, 2018 Archives
Loonie Politics 08/27/2018: Afternoon Update
- Scheer defends birthright policy, says ending ‘birth tourism’ is objective - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- Freeland heading to Washington after Trump announces plans to scrap NAFTA - Maham Abedi, Global News
- Liberal riding associations out-fundraised Conservatives three-to-one in 2016 and 2017 - Jolson Lim, The Hill Times
- It’s Scheer’s party, for better or worse. Australians must be jealous - Kelly McParland, National Post
- How much credit should we give Philippe Couillard for Quebec’s booming economy? - Jonathan Montpetit, CBC News
- High-income earners paid $4.6-billion less in taxes in 2016 despite higher rate for top 1 per cent - Bill Curry, The Globe & Mail
- Brewers not rushing to instil buck-a-beer in Ontario - The Canadian Press, Toronto Sun
- Conservatives reach out to Bernier supporters, ‘time will tell’ how many will follow him out of the party - Charelle Evelyn, The Hill Times
- More needed to prevent foreign interference in Canadian elections, watchdog says - Elizabeth Thompson, CBC News
- N.B. Tories confirm opposition to provincial carbon levy if elected - Michael Tutton, The Canadian Press, CTV News
Loonie Politics 08/27/2018: Morning Edition
- Premier Ford’s government will not release its ministers’ mandate letters - Justin Giovannetti, The Globe & Mail
- Dairy lobby’s claim about a deal with Andrew Scheer is false, Conservative leader’s office says - Laura Stone, The Globe & Mail
- Key question for Conservatives: Who’s inside the Big Blue Tent? - Alex Boutilier, Toronto Star
- Canadian politicians are overdoing it on Twitter. They need to dial it back - Editorial, The Globe & Mail
- Infrastructure Bank’s ‘face-saving’ deal hides Liberal infrastructure delays - Tom Parkin, Toronto Sun
- Alberta minimum wage increase may have legs into 2019 provincial election - Kathy Kerr, Loonie Politics
- Former PC candidate launches bombshell dirty politics suit against Horwath, NDP - Antonella Artuso, Toronto Sun
- With Bernier’s departure, the Conservative Party is finally Andrew Scheer’s. What will he do with it? - Marie-Danielle Smith, National Post
- Party unity the theme of Conservative convention as Scheer faces challenges from within - Chris Hall, CBC News
- New Brunswick Liberal questions Tory leader’s ties to Alberta’s Jason Kenney - The Canadian Press, The Globe & Mail
- Calgary MP speaks out as Tory delegates vote to end birthright citizenship - Sarah Rieger, CBC News
- Justin Trudeau calls Sen. John McCain an ‘American patriot and hero’ in tribute - The Canadian Press, Global News
- On immigration and diversity, both major parties send wrong message - Jess Morgan, Loonie Politics
- Canada’s NAFTA waiting game enters new week as U.S. and Mexico work on differences - Andy Blatchford, The Canadian Press, CTV News
- Trump’s Contempt for the Law Will Be His Downfall - Bob Bauer, The Atlantic
- Dershowitz says New York probe, not Mueller, is ‘greatest threat’ to Trump - Felicia Sonmez, Washington Post
- Arizona gov to wait until after McCain’s burial to name successor - Michael Burke, The Hill
- No, Impeachment Would Not Crash the Stock Market - Ben White, Politico
- How Trump Can Survive the Onslaught Against Him - Michael Goodwin, New York Post
- McCain Spent His Life Serving the Dignity of His Fellow Man - Mark Salter, Washington Post
- Veteran, Maverick, Candidate: Key Moments of John McCain’s Public Life - Liam Stack, New York Times
- Kaine wins left’s ire by not saying ‘no’ to Kavanaugh — yet - Jordain Carney, The Hill
- The Damage to the Nation That Mueller Could Do - Carl M. Cannon, Orange County Register
