April 18, 2021
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Loonie Politics 04/03/2021: Morning Edition
- Pro-lockdown or anti-lockdown, Canadians need to guard their freedoms -
Chris Selley , National Post
- Let’s be honest about the state of Ontario during this pandemic -
Brian Lilley , Toronto Sun
- Did the political art of compromise fail Canada during the pandemic? -
Aaron Wherry , CBC News
- Life returns for vaccinated parts of the world — but not Canada -
Lorne Gunter , Edmonton Sun
- Meet the Canadian millennial running to lead the United Nations -
Vassy Kapelos, Earvin Solitario and Nahayat Tizhoosh , CBC News
- ‘We’re coming to get you’: China’s critics facing threats, retaliation for activism in Canada -
Rachel Gilmore , Global News
- B.C. biotech company says, despite interim approval, provinces won’t use its COVID-19 treatment -
Peter Zimonjic, Vassy Kapelos and Nahayat Tizhoosh , CBC News
- Quebecers take to the streets, demand more resources to fight domestic violence after 8 women killed -
Gloria Hendriquez , Global News
- High vaccination rates decreasing COVID-19 cases in Indigenous communities -
The Canadian Press , Toronto Star
- The Media’s Baseless Claims About Anti-Asian Attacks -
Shelby Talcott , The Daily Caller
- Biden looking into executive authority to cancel student loan debt -
Mike Brest , Washington Examiner
- U.S. economy gains 916,000 jobs as vaccinations spur labor market recovery -
Lucy Bayly , NBC News
- President Trillion: Biden’s Eye-Watering, Wasteful Spending -
Rich Lowry , New York Post
- Biden Too Worried About Deficit, Not Enough About Climate -
Kate Aronoff , The New Republic
- Is Biden Really the Second Coming of F.D.R. and L.B.J.? -
Susan Glasser , The New Yorker
- What Georgia’s Voting Law Really Does -
Nick Corasaniti and Reid J. Epstein , New York Times
- A ‘perverted’ rule: How Joe Biden evolved from supporting the filibuster to trying to change it -
JM Rieger , Washington Post
