Montreal Gazetteflipped into Local NewsMontréal History Through Our Eyes: Dec. 7, 1970, James Cross waves goodbye montrealgazette.com - Edie Austin, Montreal Gazette British diplomat James Cross was kidnapped from his Redpath Cres. home on Oct. 5, 1970, marking the start of what came to be known as the October …
Icon version of the Flipboard logoJulie Payette Moving Forward with Yves-François, Jagmeet and Donald policymagazine.ca - December 6, 2019 Just as last week’s cabinet unveiling was more like a shuffle than the swearing-in of a new government, so Thursday’s Speech from the Throne was more …
Aga Khan BONOKOSKI: Trudeau’s secret Aga Khan vacation still has much to be judged winnipegsun.com - Mark Bonokoski As Parliament resumes, veteran newsman Peter Kent vows to get to the bottom of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s rather excellent but also rather dodgy …
CBC Newsflipped into PoliticsCanada From the 1960s to today: Awkward moments between Canadian & U.S. leaders CBC News - CBC Archives · There's no two ways about it: The leaders of Canada and the United States have to put up with one another, whether they enjoy each other's company or …
The Globe and Mailflipped into PoliticsBill Morneau A Throne Speech that promises conflict and risk The Globe and Mail - John IbbitsonIt has been decades since Canadians were offered a Throne Speech that promises so much conflict, and that places the country’s finances so much at risk. To save its political skin, Justin Trudeau’s Liberal
The Globe and Mailflipped into PoliticsJulie Payette Politics Briefing: 30 years since 14 women were killed in misogynist attack The Globe and Mail - Chris HannayToday is the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women, an anniversary to mark the 1989 murders of 14 young women in Montreal who were killed because of their gender at École Polytechnique.
Ken Macleanflipped into Trudeau Canada Alberta’s secession movement spells trouble for Justin Trudeau The Economist The Wexit waveAlberta’s secession movement spells trouble for Justin Trudeau The province probably won’t leave Canada. But it can get more autonomy THE …
The Washington PostJustin Trudeau World leaders have long mocked each other. With Trump, they mean it. The Washington Post - Adam TaylorOn Tuesday, a group of world leaders gathered at a reception at Buckingham Palace. Unaware they were being filmed, they appeared to discuss the elephant in the room. “I just watched his team’s jaws drop
CTV Newsflipped into OttawaOntario Politics City told to warn drivers that photo radar is coming ctvnews.ca - Josh Pringle OTTAWA -- The City of Ottawa is being forced to slow down the implementation of photo radar. The Transportation Committee was told on Wednesday that …
The Washington Postflipped into WorldWorld News As Parliament returns, Canada’s Trudeau faces first test of minority government The Washington Post - Amanda ColettaWhat a difference four years makes. In 2015, the telegenic son of former prime minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau strode into office to international acclaim, a practical liberal promising “sunny ways” in
IanClarkflipped into Real PolitikChina Canada will be caught between the United States and China The Economist CANADA AND China mark 50 years of diplomatic relations in 2020 and neither government is in the mood to celebrate. The relationship has become one of …
The Starflipped into CanadaCanadian News Search for anti-nuke Greta unfolds amid calls for Canada to push NATO on bombs thestar.com - Mike Blanchfield OTTAWA—Ask Hugo Slim about teenaged climate change activist Greta Thunberg, and one thought comes to mind: if only there were a young person like her …
Montreal Gazetteflipped into Local NewsMontréal History Through Our Eyes: Dec. 1, 1978, Warren Allmand montrealgazette.com - Edie Austin, Montreal Gazette To say that Warren Allmand had a long career in public life is an understatement. He represented Notre-Dame-de-Grâce in the House of Commons for 32 …
The Calgary Heraldflipped into Calgary Herald NewsOpinion Morton: Here's how the Liberals sabotaged Alberta's historic rights calgaryherald.com - Paul Harvey, Calgary Herald We are at a pivotal moment in Alberta's history. Once again, Alberta has no representation, no voice in a newly elected federal Liberal government. …
The Globe and Mailflipped into PoliticsCanada Will Canada’s premiers unite to stand up to Trudeau? The Globe and Mail - John IbbitsonWhile Justin Trudeau’s government prepares to ramp up efforts to fight climate change and to craft a national pharmacare program, the unofficial opposition meets Monday in Mississauga, hoping to forge
Chatelaineflipped into Latest from Chatelaine.comLifestyle (Canada) Woman of the Year 2019: Margaret Trudeau chatelaine.com - Andréanne Dion Having spent years in the spotlight, Margaret Trudeau knows a thing or two about performing. And in 2019, she turned that well-honed skill into a …
The Washington PostCanada Trudeau is greenish. Canada’s oil-producing prairie provinces see red. The Washington Post - Amanda ColettaTed Clugston remembers the first time he saw his father cry. Decades later, the mayor of Medicine Hat, Alberta, still nurses a grudge for the man he holds responsible: then-Prime Minister Pierre Elliott
The Epoch Timesflipped into CanadaChina Canada Helped China Get Where It Is Today; It’s Time to Revisit the Policy Behind It theepochtimes.com - Omid Ghoreishi In the early morning of Oct. 8, 1970, as Chairman Mao Zedong got wind that his diplomats had reached an agreement with the Canadian delegation on the …
Nova Scotia Former N.S. premier Gerald Regan dies at 91 halifaxtoday.ca - Mark Hodgins Former premier of Nova Scotia and federal cabinet minister Gerald Regan has died at the age of 91. Regan died on Tuesday in palliative care at the …
The Guardianflipped into World NewsCanada Wexit: Alberta's frustration fuels push for independence from Canada The Guardian - Leyland Cecco in Edmonton and David Agren in CalgaryThe day after Justin Trudeau won re-election, Larry Kitz – a farmer in the western province of Alberta – went online and donated money to a political party with one central goal: separating from Canada.
Ken Macleanflipped into Trudeau Liberal Party of Canada How Ranked Ballots Could Strengthen Our Democracy thewalrus.ca - Max Fawcett In last month’s election, Justin Trudeau and the Liberal Party of Canada earned a stay of execution. But, if they want to get off political death row …
The Globe and Mailflipped into PoliticsJustin Trudeau Politics Briefing: Indigenous child welfare case heard at Federal Court The Globe and Mail - Chris HannayEditor’s note: This is the Politics Briefing newsletter for Monday, Nov. 25. You may have earlier received Friday’s newsletter in your inbox in error. The Liberal government is in court today for a case
The Globe and Mailflipped into EntertainmentOpinion In the new minority government, the biggest question mark is Justin Trudeau The Globe and Mail - EditorialPrime Minister Justin Trudeau formed his new minority government this week. The question now is, what kind of minority government will it be? Some, such as the two Liberal minorities led by Lester Pearson
Code Clementsflipped into OCTOBER 26 POLITICSChrystia Freeland 10 subtle and (not-so-subtle) signals from Justin Trudeau's new cabinet - macleans.ca - Anne Kingston Anne Kingston: Days after the swearing-in of the federal cabinet (and after volumes of analysis), telling details from the day itself remain …
Montreal Gazetteflipped into Local NewsMontréal History Through Our Eyes: Nov. 22, 1982, the return of debutantes montrealgazette.com - Edie Austin, Montreal Gazette The 1982 edition of the annual St. Mary's Ball attracted an unusually large number of debutantes, we reported on Nov. 22, 1982. There were 40, about …
Justin Trudeau Judge acquits man accused of threatening to kill Trudeau ottawacitizen.com - Doug Schmidt, Windsor Star Updated: November 21, 2019 Following a trial lasting less than an hour, a Windsor judge tossed out the Crown’s case against a Leamington man accused of threatening the life of …
CBC Newsflipped into CanadaCanadian News Why Chrystia Freeland is the indispensable Trudeau cabinet minister CBC News - Aaron Wherry Justin Trudeau and Chrystia Freeland have been very good for each other. Not for the first time, the future of the Liberal government — and a lot …
The Globe and Mailflipped into SportsCanada Will Chrystia Freeland be the best prime minister Canada never had? The Globe and Mail - Lori TurnbullLori Turnbull is the director of the School of Public Administration at Dalhousie University and the deputy editor of Canadian Government Executive magazine. On Wednesday, Canadians learned the names portfolios
CTV Newsflipped into Top StoriesCanada What is the role of Canada’s deputy prime minister? Not a 'spokesmodel' says Freeland ctvnews.ca - Rachel Aiello OTTAWA – In Wednesday’s cabinet unveiling, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau named Chrystia Freeland as his deputy prime minister, in addition to her …
CBC Newsflipped into OttawaCanadian News So what does a deputy PM do? It all depends on the boss CBC News - Mark Gollom With the appointment of Chrystia Freeland as deputy prime minister, Justin Trudeau has resurrected a cabinet position that lay dormant for the past …