March 21, 2019
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Loonie Politics 01/03/2019: Morning Edition
- Elizabeth May tells the truth on climate change - Lorrie Goldstein, Toronto Sun
- Nearly three years after Trudeau’s promise, Canadian weapons for Kurds still sitting in Montreal warehouse - David Pugliese - Ottawa Citizen, National Post
- Veterans Affairs skipped normal consultations to introduce new Pensions for Life for disabled vets - Gloria Galloway, The Globe & Mail
- Federal parties navigating 2019 under new political fundraising rules - Rachel Aiello, CTV News
- How the upcoming federal byelections could make history - Éric Grenier, CBC News
- Peace bond hearing withdrawn for B.C. couple cleared in legislature terror plot - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- Kenney’s oil war room plan ‘juvenile’: Alberta Party leader Stephen Mandel - Emma Graney, Calgary Herald
- All those deficits and nothing to show - Editorial, Toronto Sun
- Biologists pen letter over Alberta MLA’s ‘misinformation’ on conservation plans - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- Remember Stephen Harper’s dissatisfied public servant? It’s more myth than reality, new research shows - Taylor Blewett, National Post
- Phoenix ‘pay pods’ show some success, but still no word on overall fix - Jean-Sébastien Marier, CBC News
- Will Trudeau’s carbon tax kill jobs? A look at the evidence from B.C. - Josh Dehaas, CTV News
- The Most Overrated and Underrated 2020 Democrats - Ryan Cooper, The Week
- The Border Wall Is Trump’s Alamo and It Won’t End Well - Nir Kossovsky, USA Today
- A defensive Trump calls a Cabinet meeting and uses it to boast, deflect and distract - Anne Gearan, Washington Post
- The Media, Democrats Will Make 2019 a Dark Year - Dennis Prager, Investor's Business Daily
- President Trump’s Character Falls Short - Mitt Romney, The Salt Lake Tribune
- Why Warren Will Be Such a Major Player in 2020 - David Axelrod, CNN
- White House: Democrats ‘not serious’ about reopening government - Michael Burke, The Hill
- Five Ways Elizabeth Warren (and Other 2020 Hopefuls) Will Campaign When There’s No Campaign Yet - Maggie Astor, New York Times
