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Loonie Politics 03/04/2020: Afternoon Update
Loonie Politics 03/04/2020: Morning Edition
- Majority of Canadians unhappy with Trudeau’s handling of blockade crisis, poll shows - Teresa Wright - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- Groups linked to oil companies funded Facebook ads denouncing the rail blockades - Roberto Rocha, Jeff Yates and Andrea Bellemare, CBC News
- Federal government to form cabinet committee to address coronavirus response: sources - Ben Cousins, CTV News
- Ford government tries to outmanoeuvre teachers with contract offer - Brian Lilley, Toronto Sun
- With Canada facing possible recession, Liberals can’t afford to shrug off the oilsands - John Ivison, National Post
- Chrétien says today’s national unity challenges can’t compare to the October Crisis - Peter Zimonjic, CBC News
- Kenney’s popularity drops below 50 per cent in latest poll - Sammy Hudes, Calgary Sun
- As his popularity drops, Kenney’s cuts hit post-secondaries - Don Braid, Calgary Herald
- Canada’s tourism industry braces for impact of coronavirus on travel - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
- Justin Trudeau surprise guest at citizenship ceremony in Nova Scotia - Michael MacDonald - The Canadian Press, CTV News
- Alberta to close or reduce services in 20 parks as result of budget cuts - Sammy Hudes, Edmonton Sun
- New Veterans Affairs office aimed at advancing gender equality - The Canadian Press, CTV News
- Dems Learn the Wrong Lesson From 2016 Republicans - Mollie Hemingway, The Federalist
- Dem Establishment Takes Huge Risk Backing Washed-Up Biden - Ryan Cooper, The Week
- The Establishment Strikes Back - Berman & Harris, The Atlantic
- Is Conspiring Dem Establishment Assuring Trump Victory? - Michael Tracey, Spectator
- Trump says Fed should cut interest rate - Marina Pitofsky, The Hill
- The Fate of Obamacare Is in Supreme Court’s Hands Yet Again - Ian Millhiser, Vox
- Millions voted early, and many wasted their ballots - Rezwana Uddin and Stephanie Perry, NBC News
- Release of John Bolton book pushed back until May amid National Security Council review - Tom Hamburger, Washington Post
- Amy Klobuchar rejects idea that moderate Dems are trying to crush Sanders - Rebecca Shabad, NBC News
