Morgan Sharp
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News, Politics
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February 21st 2019
Canada's top civil servant said he fears "someone is going to be shot" during the upcoming federal election campaign in blunt opening comments to a committee investigating the government's role in the SNC-Lavalin controversy.
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Federal Conservative leader Andrew Scheer welcomed a small convoy of protesters to Parliament Hill and white nationalist Faith Goldy told Indigenous protesters to go back where they came from as the United We Roll protest descended on Ottawa this week.
Mitchell Beer
Analysis
| February 21st 2019
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Canada's top bureaucrat launched a vigorous defence on Thursday, February 21, 2019, of the government's handling of the criminal prosecution of SNC-Lavalin, bluntly declaring allegations of political interference to be false and even defamatory.
Joan Bryden
News, Politics
| February 22nd 2019
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All in all, minimum-wage hikes don’t hurt our economy, they help more working Albertans share in the province’s prosperity.
Ian Hussey
Analysis, Business
| February 21st 2019
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Banking leaders from around the world were told if they want to slow climate change, they must imagine a bold new economic system that works with Indigenous communities, scales up and takes risks.
Tracy Sherlock
News, Energy
| February 21st 2019
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A CARE report has found that the devastating impacts of climate change have worsened humanitarian crises across the world, exacerbating food shortages, malnutrition and public health issues.
Fatima Syed
News, Politics
| February 21st 2019
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It is an election year and all of our organizations - the Canadian Medical Association, the Canadian Nurses Association, the Urban Public Health Network, the Canadian Public Health Association, and the Canadian Association of Physicians for the Environment – agree that climate change is too important to health to be treated as a wedge issue in in the upcoming federal election.
Kim Perrotta
Opinion, Energy, Politics
| February 21st 2019
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Like every other Montrealer, I, too, have found myself zigzagging on and off sidewalks as I navigate snowbanks, icy patches and messy, slushy puddles. And yet I have neither been stopped nor ticketed by a police officer for the so-called offence. If police are now handing out tickets for walking on Montreal roads, we should have all gotten one by now. But we haven’t, have we?
Toula Drimonis
Opinion, Politics, Culture
| February 21st 2019
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Justin Trudeau told an audience of African Nova Scotians on Thursday, February 21, 2019, that an incident of apparent racial profiling on Parliament Hill shows that racism, unconscious bias and systemic discrimination still can emerge anywhere in Canada.
Brett Bundale
News, Politics
| February 22nd 2019
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One by one, a dozen survivors shared their shattering tales of sexual abuse at the hands of Catholic clergy with high-ranking church officials gathered to listen to the stories they'd declined to hear for years.
Michelle McQuigge
News, Politics
| February 22nd 2019
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Ontario's premier told an audience in Washington, D.C., on Thursday, February 21, 2019, that steel and aluminum tariffs imposed by the American government hurt the U.S. more than Canada.
Shawn Jeffords
News, US News, Politics
| February 22nd 2019
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The head of Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd. has voiced his discomfort at the idea of Alberta Premier Rachel Notley's recent production curtailments, designed to draw down a glut of trapped crude oil and decrease the differential between western Canadian and U.S. benchmark oil prices.
The Canadian Press
News, Politics
| February 22nd 2019
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