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Loonie Politics 04/12/2019: Afternoon Update
Loonie Politics 04/12/2019: Morning Edition
- Ontario budget offers useful distractions while Doug Ford makes lasting change - Chris Selley, National Post
- In Ford’s first budget, the good times are back — even if they never left - Martin Regg Cohn, Toronto Star
- Ford’s first budget boosts spending just slower than the Liberals - Brian Lilley, Toronto Sun
- The anger driven by UCP and NDP campaigns could do lasting harm - Don Braid, Calgary Herald
- NDP MP urges Goodale to get RCMP to investigate coerced sterilizations - Kristy Kirkup - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- Stelco pushes for more support for steel industry in meeting with Trudeau - The Canadian Press, Global News
- ‘Reconciliation should not be partisan’: Ministers call for end to Tory stalling on Indigenous rights bill - John Paul Tasker, CBC News
- Biggest highlights from today’s Ontario budget release - Paola Loriggio - The Canadian Press, Global News
- Canadians divided on banning handguns, assault-style firearms, says federal consultation - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- Bloc Quebecois tells Ottawa to stay out of debate over Quebec secularism bill - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- Liberal MP Pam Damoff briefly faints at desk during question period - The Canadian Press, CTV News
- Ontario budget sees Doug Ford’s PCs unveil a sweeping four-year plan touching on every aspect of government - Randall Denley, National Post
- Notley’s tough talk on oil tanker ban too little too late - Lorne Gunter, Edmonton Sun
- House Justice Committee will not study Supreme Court appointment leaks - Rachel Aiello, CTV News
- Attorney General Obliterates Honest Broker Persona - Stephen Collinson, CNN
- Sanders campaign to Trump: ‘We welcome this fight’ on ‘Medicare for all’ - Peter Sullivan, The Hill
- Barr Is Right, Spying on Trump Campaign Did Occur - Byron York, Washington Examiner
- Sanders 2020 Off to a Fast Start - Oliver Roeder, FiveThirtyEight
- Joe Biden’s Silent Majority in the Democratic Party - Alex Shephard, The New Republic
- Herman Cain appears to lack the support for Senate confirmation to Fed seat - Rebecca Shabad, Alex Moe and Leigh Ann Caldwell, NBC News
- Obama’s former White House counsel expects to be indicted in extension of Mueller’s probe - Allan Smith, NBC News
- Far-left policies will drive a 2020 defeat, centrist Democrats fear. So they’re floating alternatives. - Michael Scherer, Washington Post
