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Ensuring Quebec doesn't lose a seat in riding redistribution a 'test' for Trudeau, Legault says
Quebec is the only province set to lose a seat in Elections Canada's proposed redistribution of seats, based on population Leaked documents show countries tried to water down UN climate report, Greenpeace says
The head of environmental group Greenpeace warns countries and corporations may try to "greenwash" their ongoing pollution of the Earth at upcoming UN climate talks. That's after leaked documents showed countries such as Australia and Saudi Arabia tried t Parliament imposes mandatory vaccination rule on most MPs | CBC News
Most members of Parliament — and anyone else entering the House of Commons — will have to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 when Parliament returns on Nov. 22. Sen. Marilou McPhedran resigns from ISG, hours before her ISG Senators’ expulsion hearing
Sen. Marilou McPhedran says she 'just cannot bring myself to validate, through my participation, an expulsion hearing process that sets a precedent of procedures unfair to any accused Senator and that seems pre-ordained in its negative outcome for me.' O’Toole’s Conservatives missed winning government by 98,740 votes in 42 ridings, Hill Times analysis
Half of the 42 ridings the Conservatives lost in the last election are suburban ridings, which public opinion analysts say proves yet again that any party that wants to form government needs to win the suburbs of major urban centres. Jason Kenney is about to ask Albertans whether they want to kill equalization. A new survey suggests many don’t know how it works | The Star
Some Albertans may wrongly believe they can rid themselves of Canada’s equalization program next week when they vote in a referendum that puts its exi... Conservatives still considering position on federal vaccine policy, MP says | CTV News
Conservative MP Michael Chong says the party is still studying the government's new mandatory vaccine policy before taking a position on the issue. Wilson-Raybould wasn't consulted on freeing Catholic Church from residential school compensation deal: source
No one in the federal government is saying who made the final decision to absolve the Catholic Church of its financial responsibilities to residential schools survivors. A source with direct knowledge of the controversial 2015 case tells CBC News that the Canada cool to China’s application to join Pacific Rim trade agreement | The Star
“Canada has no reason to do any favours for China. Their appalling behaviour toward Canada these past two years, including the bellicose and belligerent criticisms about Canada … provides every justification for a cool, if not frigid, Canadian respons ‘They lost the air war’: Trudeau Liberals missed their majority government by only 16,870 votes in 11 ridings, Hill Times analysis
This is the first time in Canadian history when a party formed government by winning only 32.6 per cent of the popular vote nationally. Prior to this, the lowest popular vote by which a party formed government was the Joe Clark Progressive Conservative vi Elizabeth May won't be Green interim leader, says Annamie Paul hurting party | CTV News
Saanich-Gulf Islands MP Elizabeth May says Annamie Paul is hurting the Green Party by remaining in control of its communications.Philippines President Announces Retirement
President Rodrigo Duterte said he would retire from politics and not run for vice president next year, but gave no indication on when he would step down.
President Rodrigo Duterte said he would retire from politics and not run for vice president next year, but gave no indication on when he would step down. Indigenous leaders react to Trudeau's Tofino trip
Cindy Blackstock, the executive director of the First Nations Child and Family Caring Society, says Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's trip to Tofino, B.C. on the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation was a 'complete letdown.' Stephen Harper involved in company looking to arrange sale of surveillance tech to UAE | CBC News
Former prime minister Stephen Harper heads the advisory board of a Toronto-based company now looking to facilitate the sale of cutting-edge surveillance technology to the United Arab Emirates — a country with a troubling human rights record. Annamie Paul is stepping down as Green Party leader | CBC News
Green Party Leader Annamie Paul announced today she is stepping down as leader of her party after its disastrous showing in the recent federal election, prompting a search for a new leader less than a year after the last one concluded. Petition calls for resignation of former Liberal who was booted from party over sexual assault allegations | The Post Millennial
The petition calls for the resignation of Kevin Vuong, who won the Toronto riding of Spadina Fort-York in the federal election earlier this week. Conservatives lock down member database as challenge to Erin O’Toole’s leadership grows | The Star
The Conservative party has locked its MPs and candidates out of its central voter database in a move that critics say is an attempt by Erin O’Toole to... Conservative Party national councillor launches online petition to oust O’Toole
For the first time in the party’s history, a Conservative member has initiated a petition to call a referendum on the party leader. But, the Conservative Party’s president has questioned the online petition’s validity. O'Toole triggers campaign review after loss, saying no one more disappointed than him | CTV News
Conservative Leader Erin O'Toole says he's triggered a review looking into his party's election loss, underscoring that he's committed to making sure the Tories are battle-ready for the next one. Green Party candidate withdraws in Ottawa Valley riding | CBC News
The Green Party of Canada says their candidate in Renfrew-Nipissing-Pembroke won't represent them if elected because of comments he made while campaigning.‘Puppet showmen’: Hong Kong elite vote in ‘patriots only’ election process
The formation of the election committee on Sunday is the first poll to be held under the patriots rule imposed by Beijing
The formation of the election committee on Sunday is the first poll to be held under the patriots rule imposed by Beijing Two federal NDP candidates resign after antisemitic social media posts spark backlash | CTV News
Jagmeet Singh says antisemitic comments by two of his party's candidates who resigned were "completely wrong" as the NDP leader made a push to win sought-after Ontario ridings. Trudeau lashes out at protester who made sexist slur about his wife | CBC NewsPolitical | 203270 hits | 7:04 AM on Tuesday | posted by JaredMilne
Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau was met with more angry protesters Monday, including one man who challenged the prime minister to a fight and hurled a vulgar remark about his wife. Nanos poll: Liberals see a jump in support after back-to-back debates | CTV News
After French- and English-language debates, the Liberals are polling 3 per cent higher than prior to the debates. Trudeau, O'Toole call debate question on Quebec's secularism offensive, unfair | CBC News
Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau said today a question asked during last night's English debate regarding Quebec’s secularism law was “offensive." People's Party Leader Maxime Bernier attends 3 Manitoba rallies, doesn't quarantine upon entering province | CBC News
People's Party of Canada leader Maxime Bernier says he violated Manitoba's quarantine requirements for people not vaccinated against COVID-19 because he believes the rule is unconstitutional. Afghanistan: Taliban declare Islamic Emirate and unveil ministers
A spokesman for the Taliban has named the acting ministers in the group's new government. PPC candidate calls himself a 'semen retention soldier,' claims he can breathe into his testicles | The Post Millennial
"Right now the world needs men. Men with full balls," said New Brunswick candidate Nicholas Pereira in a YouTube video. N.S. Conservative candidate apologizes for sharing racist Facebook posts | CTV News
A Conservative candidate in Nova Scotia has apologized for sharing social media posts about Muslims and immigrants but will continue to run for the party in a riding once held by former prime minister Brian Mulroney. Campaign event for Jagmeet Singh delayed because of broken down poutine truck
Canadian news of the day: A campaign event for federal NDP leader Jagmeet Singh was delayed because a poutine truck broke down on the way.Texas 6-week abortion ban takes effect, with U.S. top court yet to act on emergency appeal
A Texas law banning most abortions in the state took effect at midnight, but the U.S. Supreme Court has yet to act on an emergency appeal to put the law on hold.
A Texas law banning most abortions in the state took effect at midnight, but the U.S. Supreme Court has yet to act on an emergency appeal to put the law on hold.Back to Canada News
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