- Kenney ready to play hardball with Trudeau - Rick Bell, Calgary Sun
- After complaints over her clothes, Quebec MNA Catherine Dorion pressured out of National Assembly - National Post
- How politics trumps human rights — in Ontario and Quebec - Martin Regg Cohen, Toronto Star
- Turkey hasn’t asked Canada to accept return of ISIS fighters after Syria incursion, says Global Affairs - Brennan MacDonald & Peter Zimonjic, CBC News
- Pallister offers Trudeau ‘friendly advice’ on dealing with western alienation - Kathleen Harris, CBC News
- Ford governments versus the ‘change wall’ - John Snobelen, Toronto Sun
- Vic Fedeli won’t comment on bid to block his $8M lawsuit against Patrick Brown - Rob Ferguson, Toronto Star
- Doug Ford’s government and NDP opposition battle over Ontario’s job numbers - Travis Dhanraj, Global News
- Manitoba premier says Canada can unite on climate action if partisan politics set aside - Terry Pedwell, The Canadian Press, CTV News
November 9, 2019 Archives
Washington 11/09/2019
- Trump’s Winning on Impeachment by Keeping It Partisan - Susan Glasser, The New Yorker
- The Real Media Bias Is in Favor of the Powerful - Alex Shephard, The New Republic
- Ivanka Trump: Whistleblower identity ‘not particularly relevant’ - Marina Pitofsky, The Hill
- After Whistleblower Lawyer Revelation, Witch Hunt Must End - David Bossie, Fox News
- A Bloomberg Presidential Run Would Be a Gift to Warren - Philip Klein, Washington Examiner
- Just when you thought he was out, Mike Bloomberg pulls himself back in - Philip Bump, Washington Post
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- Amazon Canada to build fulfilment center in Quebec- Reuters, The Globe & Mail
- By 2040, flying taxis may be an $850M business- Adam Satariano - The New York Times, Toronto Star
- German airline Lufthansa’s crews on strike for 2nd day- CTV News
- Ailing Sears to close another 96 stores, secures a new $250-million lifeline- Reuters, Financial Post
- Vanishing act: Ghosting moves from the dating world to the job market- James Dunne, CBC News
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- French president calls Bosnia a ‘ticking time-bomb’- Al Jazeera
- Johnson accused of misunderstanding own Brexit deal after NI remarks- Lisa O'Carroll, The Guardian
- Brazil’s Supreme Court ruling could liberate thousands from prison, including Lula- France 24
- Hong Kong student’s death sparks impromptu protests and vigils- BBC News
- Ailing Nawaz Sharif to fly to UK for treatment: Report- PTI, The Times Of India
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- Tiger Woods names himself, three others to Presidents Cup team- Bob Harig, ESPN
- NBA fines Clippers $50K for comments- The Canadian Press, TSN
- Taylor Hall swings through Alberta facing free agent questions- Mark Spector and Sean Reynolds, Sportsnet
- Canadians still speeding ahead of short track pack — for now- Scott Russell, CBC Sports
- Clint Malarchuk sees sharing mental illness struggle as a ‘service’- Cindy Boren - The Washington Post, Toronto Star
