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December 12, 2019 Archives
Loonie Politics 12/12/2019: Afternoon Update
- Andrew Scheer resigns as Conservative leader after new allegation surfaces - Stuart Thomson and Ryan Tumilty, National Post
- Scheer is out. What happens next will change Canada forever. - Scott Gilmore, Maclean's
- Andrew Scheer is resigning as Conservative leader - Rachel Aiello, CTV News
- Jason Kenney’s approval rating plummets in the wake of Alberta budget cuts - Stuart Thomson, National Post
- Independent Senators call for oversight body to review Red Chamber expenses with external members - Olivia Stefanovich, CBC News
- Jane Philpott forbidden from paid work with Ontario First Nation due to ethics law - Joan Bryden - The Canadian Press, Global News
- Trudeau Liberals rack up first loss as Scheer suddenly resigns - Mark Bonokoski, Toronto Sun
- - Campbell Clark, The Globe & Mail
- Jason Kenney has ‘no interest’ in leading federal Conservative party, supports Scheer - Kim Trynacity, CBC News
- PM Trudeau reveals roster of parliamentarians to aid ministers - Sarah Turnbull, CTV News
Loonie Politics 12/12/2019: Morning Edition
- House passes motion calling on Ottawa to pay First Nations child welfare compensation ordered by tribunal - Jorge Barrera, CBC News
- So far, so good, as Canada’s minority parliament takes some positive first steps - Chantal Hébert, Toronto Star
- Alberta premier opens war room to promote ‘truth’ about energy industry - Lauren Krugel - The Canadian Press, Global News
- Nova Scotia MP steps back from duties after death of newborn daughter - The Canadian Press, CTV News
- Auditor general can order remediation agreements in ‘very rare circumstances,’ says Lametti - Joanna Smith - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- Case of Indigenous teen who died by suicide a ‘horrifying’ national tragedy, NDP MP Charlie Angus says - Kirsty Kirkup, The Globe & Mail
- Breaking Beijing’s chokehold on Canada – has Parliament finally wised up? - Terry Glavin, National Post
- Kenney’s $30-million war room vows to fight clean - Don Braid, Calgary Herald
- NAFTA 2.0 gives needed stability - Editorial, Toronto Sun
- The rise and fall, and rise again, of a premier - Martin Regg Cohn, Toronto Star
- Lost vote over special committee on China an embarrassment for Liberals - John Ivison, National Post
- In a backtrack, Liberals move to reinstate parliamentary secretaries’ power at committees - Rachel Aiello, CTV News
