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June 24, 2019 Archives
Loonie Politics 06/24/2019: Afternoon Update
- Ottawa to spend $13 million on projects to honour lives of MMIWG - CBC News
- Canadian politicians don’t understand how energy works, but the Tories’ new plan gets it mostly right - Diane Francis, Financial Post
- Ottawa moves to end employers’ monopoly on foreign workers - Kathy Tomlinson, The Globe & Mail
- How to save Doug Ford’s government - Andrew MacDougall, Maclean's
- Federal election easy prey for social media manipulators, experts warn - Carmen Merrifield, CBC News
- Canada Day celebrations at Queen’s Park cancelled, free admission to be offered at 10 attractions - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- OSAP offers have arrived, and students are stunned at the numbers - Joanne Laucius, National Post
- Canada’s military feeling the strain responding to climate change - Darren Major & Salimah Shivji, CBC News
Loonie Politics 06/24/2019: Morning Edition
- Trudeau offered ‘sincere’ apology, but no talk of returning to caucus, says Caesar-Chavannes - Abbas Rana, The Hill Times
- More assertive Independent senators come close to defeating government bills - Joan Bryden, The Canadian Press, CTV News
- ‘We are all allies’: Trudeau delivers message of support at Pride parade - Geoff Zochodne, Financial Post
- MPs who won by less than five per cent margin in 2015 in ‘real jeopardy,’ says Ipsos pollster Bricker - Abbas Rana, The Hill Times
- Ford needs step back and put spotlight on cabinet - Christina Blizzard, Toronto Sun
- Parliament has risen for what could be the last time before the October election - CBC News
- ‘Treated like mines:’ Feds mull stronger rules for Indigenous cultural property - Bob Weber - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- MP Cooper threatens to sue The Hill Times over column on House Justice Committee exchange; denies reading from Christchurch shooter’s manifesto - Peter Mazereeuw, The Hill Times
- N.S. Tory to keep seat after federal nomination win, despite premier’s critique - Michael Tutton, The Canadian Press, CTV News
- B.C. Green’s Weaver ‘very worried’ about civil disobedience after pipeline approval - Amanda Connolly, Global News
- Scheer acknowledges feds would put price on carbon under his plan to cap big emitters - Rachel Aiello, CTV News
- Bill that would have improved mental support for jurors dies in Senate - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- Iraqi Kurds ask Canada for military training, equipment after being frozen out - Lee Berthiaume · The Canadian Press, CBC News
- CRTC chair says foreign online platforms such as Netflix should contribute to Canadian culture. The question is how? - Tony Wong, Toronto Star
- Senate enables ‘extremely hasty bill’ to change trade rules - Janyce McGregor, CBC News
