Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Federal scene for Saturday/Sunday, July 6 & 7, 2019
Canadians held in China / China tensions
Trudeau messes up on the world stage
China has 'hard time' grasping why Canada is caught in its trade war: McNeil
Globe and Mail
Andrew Scheer receives warm reception at Calgary Stampede
The age of the PAC is here, but who they are still not completely clear
Premiers to meet at Calgary Stampede in advance of Council of the Federation
Jason Kenney, Doug Ford and the ugliness of Conservative governments investigating their opponents
Vancouver shipyard delivered new Coast Guard vessel by cannibalizing parts from another ship, documents show
CBC
A Premier's meeting without Fed-bashing? Don't bey on it
Maxime Bernier visits Alberta to try to coax disillusioned conservatives over to People's Party
Federal food agency defends transport of live horses for slaughter, human consumption in Japan
Citizenship question causing an uproar in U.S. has been part of Canada's census since 1901
Energy and Trudeau on the menu as Andrew Scheer flips pancakes in Calgary
Look past the pre-election drama, Premier Horgan urges provincial colleagues ahead of meeting
Toronto Star
Environment is emerging as a top concern ahead of the federal election, a new poll says
Toronto Sun
A time to put partisanship aside
PM sinks to new low buy using Canada Day to push Liberal brand
The NDP platform launch was massive blunder
Finally the Alberta fight back begins
Maclean's
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National Post
Government worried about social media and Commons reaction on decision to alert Irving about Postmedia questions
CBSA has increased deportations, though removals of irregular asylum seekers remain low
Could be forty eight hours ... or five years': Five things to know about Canadian immigration detention centres
Quebec education minister says Malala can teach in the province if she removes headscarf
Global
Jason Kenney to meet with other conservative premiers at Calgary Stampeded breakfast
Samuel de Champlain monument should reflect 'good, bad and ugly' of Canada, mayor says
Departing MP's reflect on leaving the Hill: 'It doesn't have to be like that'
Miscellaneous
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