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November 19, 2019 Archives
Loonie Politics 11/19/2019: Afternoon Update
- Alberta energy minister calls for Parliament to return early to end CN Rail strike - Rachel Gilmore, CTV News
- If Bill Morneau keeps his post, he needs to start speaking for business — not Team Trudeau - Kevin Carmichael, Financial Post
- Ontario spent $231M to tear up green energy deals: PCs - The Canadian Press, Toronto Sun
- Quebec is as much an oil state as Alberta — they just let others produce it - Monte Solberg, Financial Post
- Trans Mountain received $320M in government subsidies in first half 2019, report says - Laura Kane - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- Cabinet roster just the start of key appointments for Trudeau’s minority Liberals - Rachel Aiello, CTV News
- For better or worse, Trudeau’s next 4 years are going to be about climate change - Aaron Wherry, CBC News
Loonie Politics 11/19/2019: Morning Edition
- Jason Kenney needs to play it cool to deal with Wexit heat - John Ivison, National Post
- Doug Ford 2.0 tones down the tough talk. Too bad he’s still tone deaf - Martin Regg Cohn, Toronto Star
- UCP pulls the rug from under leadership investigator - Don Braid, Calgary Herald
- Trudeau, king of Jordan meet to talk refugee issues, security concerns - The Canadian Press, CTV News
- Trudeau’s dividing Canadians, not Kenney - Lorrie Goldstein, Toronto Sun
- Teacher union latest group to file lawsuit against Quebec’s religious neutrality law - The Associated Press, Global News
- Storm clouds darken over Canada’s political landscape - Mark Bonokoski, Toronto Star
- One cheer for Kevin O’Leary’s quixotic attack on election law? - Colby Cosh, National Post
- B.C. medicare challenge more black eye than Broadway - Ian Mulgrew, Vancouver Sun
- Trudeau pressed to ensure less restrictive assisted-dying law a priority - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- Ontario considers changes to judicial appointments process, attorney general says - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- An open door to reconciliation: inside Ottawa’s new Indigenous Peoples building - Olivia Stefanovich, CBC News
- Some military personnel linked to hate disciplined, but allowed to stay - Lee Berthiaume, The Canadian Press, CTV News
