November 13, 2019
October 16, 2019 Archives
Loonie Politics 10/16/2019: Afternoon Update
- Facing a possible wipeout in Quebec, Singh evokes Jack Layton’s legacy - Catharine Tunney, CBC News
- Manning Centre won’t disclose source of donations to third parties for attack ads on Liberals - James Keller & Kelly Cryderman, The Globe & Mail
- Trudeau Liberals set to back new Ontario Line subway - Robert Benzie & Ben Spurr, Toronto Star
- Broken promises will cost Trudeau progressive votes - Thomas Mulcair, Toronto Sun
- Scheer won’t explain U.S. travel as a citizen without a valid U.S. passport - The Canadian Press, CTV News
- Interprovincial free trade within 100 days? History isn’t on Scheer’s side - Jonathon Gatehouse, CBC News
- Veteran MP Lisa Raitt squares off against Olympian Adam van Koeverden in crucial GTA race - Brian Platt, National Post
- Conservatives running ‘one of the dirtiest, nastiest campaigns’, Trudeau alleges - Staff, Global News
- Sagging electoral support for Liberal government a ‘great surprise’ to diplomats - Murray Brewster, CBC News
- On the Bloc campaign: How Yves-François Blanchet is captivating Quebecers - Kate McKenna, CBC News
Loonie Politics 10/16/2019: Morning Edition
- The federal leaders are all pretty appalling on Bill 21 - Chris Selley, National Post
- Anything other than a Conservative majority ugly for Alberta - Lorne Gunter, Edmonton Sun
- An expert guide to minority scenarios - John Geddes, Maclean's
- NDP’s Singh, Angus hit with defamation claim over N.B. defection remarks; party pushes back - Amanda Connolly, Global News
- How should Alberta greet Greta? - Don Braid, Calgary Herald
- Singh says abolishing the Senate would see Canadians better represented - The Canadian Press, CBC News
- Jagmeet Singh’s secret weapon: The way he talks. - Prajakta Dhopade, Maclean's
- Trudeau gives Quebec a pass in a way he never would for Alberta or Ontario - Brian Lilley, Toronto Sun
- The noise and the stakes - Paul Wells, Maclean's
- Advance polls see 4.7 million voters, setting new record - Ben Cousins, CTV News
- Trudeau complains about tone, but Conservatives say polarization is coming from inside the Liberal house - Stuart Thomson, National Post
- Alberta to join B.C. in class action lawsuit against opioid manufacturers - Sammy Hudes, Vancouver Sun
- In OH’s Trump Country, Honest People Have Hope Again - Jason Williams, USA Today
- Sanders Still Sees Democrats as the Problem - Froma Harrop, Seattle Times
- As Biden Campaign Struggles, Bloomberg Eyes Jumping In - Brian Schwartz, CNBC
- Impeachment Investigators Question George Kent, State Dept. Ukraine Expert - Nicholas Fandos and Kenneth P. Vogel, New York Times
- Senate Dem to offer bill making threats, attacks against news media a federal crime - Tal Axelrod, The Hill
- How to Prepare a Debate Zinger That Doesn’t Sound Prepared - Katie Glueck, New York Times
- Ask Joe Biden About Hunter’s Conflicts - Nolan Finley, Detroit News
