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November 26, 2019 Archives
Loonie Politics 11/26/2019: Afternoon Update
- Andrew Scheer gets a rocky reception at meeting with Quebec Conservatives - John Paul Tasker, CBC News
- An election is an audition for prime minister. Andrew Scheer failed his - Rex Murphy, National Post
- End assault-style gun sales now, Polytechnique survivors group tells Liberals - Jim Bronskill, The Canadian Press, CTV News
- Senate of Canada won’t appeal ruling that it violated man’s language rights by using unilingual drinking fountains - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- Challenge to Bill 21 begins in Quebec’s Court of Appeal - Kalina Laframboise, Global News
- Working with provinces on agenda as Trudeau meets Ball on Parliament Hill - The Canadian Press, CTV News
- ‘Everyone’s angry’: Why you’re wrong if you think Wexit is just ‘an Alberta thing’ - Mario Toneguzzi, National Post
- Concerns grow over compensation payouts for Ontario’s cancelled green energy projects - Rob Ferguson, Toronto Star
- Andrew Scheer blames the messenger. Will Conservatives be satisfied? - Aaron Wherry, CBC News
Loonie Politics 11/26/2019: Morning Edition
- Ontario Liberals need a new leader. Waiting for Doug Ford to fall won’t work - Martin Regg Cohn, Toronto Star
- Ottawa will be judged by action, not visits and talk - Don Braid, Calgary Herald
- B.C. NDP set sights on a majority government in 2021 - Vaughn Palmer, Vancouver Sun
- Conservative campaign manager’s contract expires as Scheer seeks to reboot his team - Tonda MacCharles, Toronto Star
- Rebel Media, banned by press gallery ‘for years,’ vows to continue to cover parliamentary news ‘with or without’ gallery approval, says Levant - Mike Lapointe, The Hill Times
- If Trudeau needs a Ministry of Whatever, he simply invents one - Mark Bonokoski, Toronto Sun
- Saskatchewan to join class-action lawsuit against opioid industry - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- Ottawa won’t explain claim that Trans Mountain pipeline will raise $500M in tax revenue - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- Fight with teachers gets real - Brian Lilley, Toronto Sun
- Pro-democracy activists urge Trudeau to show some ‘guts’ dealing with China - Justin Ling, National Post
- Liberals hope beefed-up Quebec presence in cabinet will help capture more seats in Trudeau’s home province, win them next election, say pollsters - Abbas Rana, The Hill Times
- Scheer should resign and run again for Conservative leadership, says ex-Harper aide - Peter Zimonjic & Vassy Kapelos , CBC News
- Doug Ford doubles down on pledge to push for national unity - Rachel Gilmore, CTV News
- Federal Court approves $900M deal to settle military sexual-assault cases - The Canadian Press, CTV News
