February 15, 2019
February 2, 2019 Archives
Loonie Politics 02/02/2019: Morning Edition
- How to avoid a paper trail: The reliable — sometimes illegal — tricks used by bureaucrats and political staff - Brian Platt and David Pugliese, Ottawa Citizen, National Post
- Scheer criticizes Trudeau on immigration, argues system’s integrity damaged - The Canadian Press, CTV News
- Election 2019, as written by a bot - Jess Morgan, Loonie Politics
- ‘Bring it on’: UCP leader Jason Kenney repeats calls for premier to call election - Clare Clancy, Calgary Herald
- Muslim groups denounce Quebec Premier Legault’s statements on Islamophobia - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- Veterans to share $100M settlement from feds after Federal Court approval - Rachel Gilmore, CTV News
- Canada echoes NATO, pins blame on Russia for U.S. pullout from nuclear treaty - James McCarten, The Canadian Press, CTV News
- Three MLAs won’t run in next B.C. election, says Wilkinson. Who will they be? - Glenda Luymes, Vancouver Sun
- Ottawa begins fast-tracking asylum claims from selected countries - Nicholas Keung, Toronto Star
- Canada wants Lima Group meeting to keep pressure on Maduro to step down - Mike Blanchfield, The Canadian Press, CTV News
- Canada echoes NATO, blames Russia for U.S. pullout from nuclear treaty - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- The BC government survives by-election despite the Green Party - Karl Bélanger, Loonie Politics
- Politicians propose, accountants dispose? On the PBO’s Trans Mountain overview - Colby Cosh, National Post
- Ontario government won’t rule out further health system privatization - The Canadian Press, Global News
- Northam resists calls to resign: I’ll keep fighting ‘for all people’ - Tal Axelrod, The Hill
- How Kamala Harris Won the Rollout Primary - Bill Scher, Politico
- Gillibrand welcomes Booker into 2020 race: ‘I’ll be cheering you on’ but ‘not TOO hard’ - Chris Mills Rodrigo, The Hill
- Trump denies he’s the mysterious person in the Roger Stone indictment. Will this one hold up? - Aaron Blake, Washington Post
- How the Trump Admin Is Reshaping Federal Courts - Copland & Mangual, City Journal
- Payrolls surge by 304,000, smashing estimates despite government shutdown - Jeff Cox, CNBC
- With Booker in, the window for other Democrats to enter 2020 race is closing - Chuck Todd and Mark Murray, NBC News
