Thursday, September 12, 2019

Ottawa Observations: Thursday, September 12, 2019



Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Federal scene for  Thursday,  September 12, 2019 


The 2019 Federal Election Archive page


Canadians held in China / China tensions

China refuses to provide evidence of pests in canola, Canada says in WTO complaint



Globe and Mail


'Canada has become a country of renters and condo dwellers': What building numbers show
Why Canada's skills mismatch is cause for concern
The low labour-force participation of our young people may not be a bad thing
Former CSIS director Richard Fadden urges Canadians to be wary of spreading misinformation online


CBC


House of Commons to review MP's websites

Toronto Star

Was Trudeau right when he said his government's SNC-Lavalin waiver was 'unprecedented'?



Toronto Sun

Any way you cut it it's an RCMP investigation


National Post

When Trudeau talks about SNC-Lavalin it looks like he's afraid of the truth
Canadian government quietly signs $2 billion defence contract with General Dynamics 


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Global

Quebec court hands down 'robust rejection' of assisted dying criteria. Here's what to know
Canada-UK relationship on display as new British aircraft carrier arrives in Halifax
Quebec premier won't seek  meeting with climate activist Greta Thurnberg
Canadians are polarized, and intense party loyalty could be to blame: study

Miscellaneous

From Fires to Floods, Extreme Weather May be Shaping Canadians' views on climate crisis

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