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June 27, 2019 Archives
Loonie Politics 06/27/2019: Afternoon Update
- Provinces, feds meet to find path to better plastics-recycling plan - Mia Rabson - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- Ontario PC MPP Kinga Surma’s father hired as policy adviser to former Ford cabinet minister - Laura Stone & Karen Howlett, The Globe & Mail
- Ottawa to sign self-government agreements with Métis Nation in Alberta, Ontario and Saskatchewan today - John Paul Tasker, CBC News
- Donors to fundraiser that helped pay Mark Norman’s legal bills will get their money back after government agrees to cover costs - David Pugliese - Ottawa Citizen, National Post
- Ottawa reveals newest 83 additions to the Order of Canada - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- Trudeau seeks support from allies at G20 amid China-Canada tensions - Kristy Kirkup · The Canadian Press, CBC News
- Only Elizabeth May and Maxime Bernier are consistent on climate change - Lorrie Goldstein, Toronto Sun
- Liberals look at quick changes in strategies targeting rural Canada - Jordan Press, The Canadian Press, CTV News
Loonie Politics 06/27/2019: Morning Edition
- Threat of Ontario teachers’ strike looms over Scheer’s path to victory - John Ivison, National Post
- Quebec religious symbols law ‘dangerous and un-Canadian,’ says Manitoba premier - Dean Bennett · The Canadian Press, CBC News
- Opposition seeks review of public appointments under Ford - The Canadian Press, Toronto Sun
- With a third of 2015 MPs not running, NDP turnover highest in at least 20 years - Christian Paas-Lang - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- The missing outrage from Canada’s political leaders on U.S. child ‘torture facilities’ - Anne Kingston, Maclean's
- Our unelected Senate doesn’t even have to actually defeat a bill to kill it - Andrew Coyne, National Post
- When the prime minister becomes a joke, who’s the joke on? - Mark Bonokoski, Toronto Sun
- Liberals add far-right extremist groups to list of outlawed terror networks - Kathleen Harris, CBC News
- Doug Ford: A year of living stupidly - Bob Hepburn, Toronto Star
- Feds double spending to renovate historic home of Sir John A. Macdonald - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- N.L. Liberal minority government survives its first confidence vote - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- B.C.’s reduced electric vehicle subsidy should last rest of this year - Rob Shaw, Vancouver Sun
- Vice-Admiral Mark Norman to retire from the Canadian Forces - Lee Berthiaume - The Canadian Press, Global News
- Canada and California sign agreement to reduce vehicle emissions - Brandie Weikle, CBC News
