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January 21, 2021 Archives
Loonie Politics 01/21/2021: Afternoon Update
- Gov. Gen. Julie Payette resigns, says ‘I am sorry’ after ‘tensions have arisen at Rideau Hall’ -
Ben Cousins , CTV News
- Liberals’ good idea on infrastructure spending comes a few years late -
John Ivison , National Post
- With Sloan’s expulsion, Conservative leader Erin O’Toole hopes to turn the page -
Mike Smyth , Global News
- ‘That’s not how you treat a friend’: Alberta calls on Ottawa to impose U.S. trade sanctions in wake of Keystone XL cancellation -
Mark Villani , CTV News
- With Keystone XL back on the shelf, oilpatch pressure mounts on Trudeau and Trans Mountain -
Kyle Bakx & Tony Seskus , CBC News
- No rollcall votes in Commons if new electronic voting app adopted -
Joan Bryden - The Canadian Press , Toronto Star
- StatsCan undertakes hiring spree ahead of ‘contact-free’ census -
Ryan Patrick Jones , CBC News
- Ontario urged to suspend need for consent before withdrawing life support when COVID crushes hospitals -
Sharon Kirkey , National Post
- Donald Trump’s parting lesson: To get better leaders, we need better voters -
Martin Regg Cohn , Toronto Star
Loonie Politics 01/21/2021: Morning Edition
- Biden’s 1st call to foreign leader will be to Trudeau Friday, says press secretary -
CBC News
- The UCP has lost the trust of the people it would normally appeal to -
Kathy Kerr , Loonie Politics
- Biden revokes Keystone XL permit in blow to Canada’s oil sector -
Reuters , CTV News
- Derek Sloan ejected from Conservative caucus over ‘pattern of destructive behaviour’ -
Amanda Connolly , Global News
- Kenney calls on federal government to impose trade sanctions if Biden does not review Keystone XL decision -
Ashley Joannou , Calgary Herald
- TC Energy halts Keystone pipeline project, and any attempt to sue U.S. government has little chance of success -
Geoffrey Morgan , National Post
- Sloan booted from CPC but don’t shed a tear -
Brian Lilley , Toronto Sun
- Biden presidency will improve battered Canada-U.S. relationship but won’t be without obstacles, experts warn -
John Paul Tasker , CBC News
- Schools in seven regions — including Grey Bruce, Kingston, Peterborough, Haliburton — to open for in-person classes on Monday -
Kristin Rushowy , Toronto Star
- Keystone XL failure a major blow to Jason Kenney, but it’s early days -
Carson Jerema , National Post
- Doug Ford was Canada’s most pro-Trump politician — until everything changed -
Robert Benzie , Toronto Star
