Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Federal scene for Saturday/Sunday, May 25-26, 2019
Trade Tariffs lifted between Canada, U.S. and Mexico
How will the trade file play in October's election?
Steel yourself, Canada: Tariff deal falls short of a 'full lift'
Canadians held in China / China tensions
Chyrstia Freeland on NAFTA, Huawei and Canada's relationship with China
Canada put 'in a tough spot' by Trump's shifting rationale for Huawei ban: Heyman
Globe and Mail
The world has changed since the Liberals came to power - the voters will decide if they've done enough to keep up
BC's toolbox is almost empty, Trans Mountain readies shovels
Ontario to join BC government's lawsuit against opioid makers
Scheer accuses Trudeau of 'stacking the deck' prior to October election
Senate faces heavy load as time runs out on current Parliament
Scheer ditches balance-budget promise because it's the political cost that counts now
Social media giants in hot seat this week as politicians consider how to regulate tech industry
Premier Francois Legault to force Caisse to purchase REM trains made in Quebec
CBC
WilsonRaybould, Philpott won't run as Greens in fall election
Liberal government looks to extend Commons hours with time running out to pass key bills
UN urges Canada to take more vulnerable Central American migrants from Mexico
Toronto Star
What do a Caribbean reef and Ontario wetlands have in common?
Feds lay out proposed new rules for voice, video recorders in locomotives
Anti-abortion, anti-SOGI Conservative candidate confirmed for riding where Trans Mountain pipeline ends
Trudeau trying to navigate uncharted digital waters
Toronto Sun
Scheer should know shrinking media hurts democracy
A Liberal campaign focus on abortion would be a distraction
Maclean's
Who's going to stand up to China? This Canadian senator for one
National Post
Carbon tax smackdown, part 2: Andrew Coyne asks what is this argument really about?
Legault announces plan to electrify Quebec's economy, reduce oil consumption
Global
New Green MP Paul Manly denies links to 9/11 truther movement after comments resurface
Scheer criticizes Trudeau for adding anti-Conservative union to media bailout panel
Tech companies and politicians meeting in Ottawa to discuss privacy, disinformation
Senators are not elected and should remember that in study of environment bills: parliamentary secretary
Miscellaneous
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