D'Arcy McGee
Monday, March 14, 2022
Ottawa Observations: Saturday-Monday, March 12-14
Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Federal scene for
Saturday-Monday,
March 12-14,
2022
Ukraine/Russia War
At least one Canadian injured in Russian attack on Ukrainian military base used to train foreign fighters
Zelensky prepares for speeches to Canada's Parliament, US Congress
Ukrainian children with cancer to be flown to Toronto hospital for treatment
Ukraine's farmers stalled due to Russian invasion, fuelling fears of global food shortage
Beijing denies Russia requested military equipment for Ukraine invasion as US, China meet
Russia's war on Ukraine sets the stage of worst food crisis in decades
Putin's Road to War: Unhappy man surrounded by terrified advisers
If Vladimir Putin has committed war crimes, will he be held responsible?
At what point do we consider this the Third World War?
Financial sanctions will drive Russia into 'deep recession,' shift global economic order: IMF official
Russia's war on Ukraine on NATO's doorstep after airstrip on military base in Western Ukraine
As the Russian army struggles in Ukraine, the West braces for what Putin might do next
Russia's economy 'rapidly bottoming out' says Bob Rae
Disagreements and short tempers: The inside story of Justin Trudeau's diplomatic scramble on Ukraine and Russia
Hundreds escape besieged Mariupol in Ukraine. Tens of thousands remain trapped
'Our stomachs just knotted up': Toronto MPs watch Ukrainian refugees flow into Poland
Churchill and Mandela have addressed Canada's Parliament. Now it's Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's turn
A Russian soldier's dead hand in the snow and our desire to see it
'I won't hesitate': Canadian sniper in Ukraine ready to pull trigger
War could be over by May, says Ukrainian presidential adviser
Mortal Combat: Elon Musk challenges Vladimir Putin to a fight
Anti-war protester in studio disrupts live Russian State TV news
Putin's war on Ukraine -- a graver time of reckoning
Ukraine's president Zelenskyy likely to ask for more than Canada or NATO can give
'I got hit': Canadian volunteer fighter injured in Russian missile strike at Ukraine base
US and China hold 'intense' meeting over Beijing's alleged willingness to aid Russia in Ukraine invasion
Like a good actor, Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelenskyy delivers drama and persuasion
China could aid Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Here's why experts say that isn't likely
Russia-Ukraine war hitting poor nations hardest, UN Chief warns
China says priority is to stop war on Ukraine from 'getting out of control'
Ukraine starts using AI to identify the dead, uncover assailants amid Russian invasion
Z symbol divides Russians and alienates former Russophiles in eastern Ukraine
Vladimir Putin reportedly puts intelligence officials under house arrest in wake of Ukraine debacle
The Global Coronavirus (COVID-19)
As China faces worst COVID-19 outbreak since 2020, many blame Hong Kong
To mask or not to mask, that is the question
A hybrid COVID-19 variant nicknamed 'Deltracron' combines Delta and Omicron
Another 14 people die from COVID-19 in BC, hospitalizations fall
Acting like were all at same risk from COVID makes no sense
Proclaiming the pandemic is over is premature
Everybody (except Ottawa) is declaring an end to the COVID-19 pandemic
'Do your homework': BC couple stranded in US, unable to find rapid COVID-19 test
BC records another 14 deaths as ICU numbers rise slightly
Globe and Mail
Retired union leader Jerry Dias under investigation by Unifor
Maxime Bernier ordered to pay $132,000 in legal costs after failed defamation case over Project Cactus
Loblaw is buying Lifemark Health Group for $845 million in biggest deal yet to expand presence in healthcare services
Galen G. Weston sets out on a new vision for Loblaw, far from the bread wagon days of his family's roots
Calgary Police chief says officers in no-win situation at weekend protest clash
China's potential long game; First dominate Russia, then on to the Arctic
Saskatchewan chief Darcy Bear won't endorse Poilievre, despite being featured in Conservative leadership candidate's social media
Cost of Ottawa's federal IT contract grows by nearly 70 percent to $55-million, documents show
Conservative leadership candidate Charest says he tested positive for COVID-19
Poilievre pitches to new immigrants as Brown attacks him over 2015 niqab ban bill
Peter MacKay says he won't see Conservative leadership in vote this September
Conservative Party leadership race divides along Harper, Mulroney lines
A shortage of homes isn't the main reason house prices keep rising
Ottawa's Police Board crisis is just the tip of Canada's Police-governance problem
Canada has neglected its national security for far too long
CBC
Conservative leadership hopeful Jean Charest tests positive for COVID-19
Retired union leader Jerry Dias under investigation for allegedly breaching Unifor constitution, union says
Unifor head Jerry Dias retires, citing health issues
Canada looks to reinforce Arctic sovereignty through diplomacy, military, says minister
Federal budget will be a 'back to basics' document responding to the chaos in Europe, sources say
Patrick Brown launches Conservative leadership bid
Brown, Poilievre trade shots over niqab ban as Conservative leadership race heats up
How the rules could help shape who becomes the next Conservative leader
Peter MacKay rules out run for Conservative leadership
CSIS warned space agency about ex-engineer now facing charges: court documents
Ottawa appeals Quebec court decision finding parts of Indigenous child welfare law unconstitutional
Cryptocurrency donations to convoy protest can still be tracked, committee hears
Electric vehicles face roadblocks as feds try to boost sales
Toronto/Vancouver Star
Inflation pushes BC's minimum wage up by 45 cents to $15.65 per hour
BC announces new regulations to curb catalytic converter thefts
Regulator fines engineers 8 years after Mount Polley disaster in BC
'And then, there's Brian Jean': Why Jason Kenney's political life is set to get even more dramatic
Ottawa urged to pause proposed BC port expansion, consider alternative plan
Lewis calls Bill 21 'religious discrimination' Poilievre hopes Quebec repeals law
Should Ottawa push to boost oil production as an alternative to Russia? Environmentalists say that's a bad idea
Conservative leadership candidate Jean Charest says he tested positive for COVID-19
'The whole system falls apart': Nunavut group concerned about Ottawa care home
Federal study details workers whose extra earnings get dinged most by tax system
Poilievre pitches to new immigrants, as Brown attacks him over 2015 niqab ban bill
Ottawa is backsliding on refugees. We cannot return to the contemptible policies of our past
Don't underestimate Patrick Brown - for better or for worse
When it comes to emissions, Liberals will choose the practical - not the purist - route
Justin Trudeau says he has a plan to fight Russia's disinformation
The front-runners have changed since the last Tory Leadership race - and so has the job
Toronto Sun
Tory infighting only helps Trudeau's Grits
A rail strike is the last thing Canada' supply chain needs
Supporting education vouchers is putting children first
To mask or not to mask Freedom of informed choice to cover up is now ours
The Emergency Act Inquiry must probe PM's convoy spin
Supply chain concerns have become even more urgent for Canada
Conservative leadership about picking someone who can win
Don't forget about Emergencies Act inquiry
The 'new normal' changes worth keeping
Time to reform our health care
National Post
City of Toronto being taken to court over $100K pledge of support for Bill 21 challenge
'Explicit religious discrimination': Conservative Leadership candidates roast Quebec's Bill 21
'There's more to Pierre Poilievre than the caricature he sometimes seems
Unifor leader Jerry Dias retires amid allegations he breached constitution
Signs of hope for Canada's hopeless young home buyers
Patrick Brown attacks Pierre Poilievre for backing 'barbaric cultural practices' Policy
Jean Charest tests positive for COVID days after launching Conservative leadership campaign
Conservative leadership race promises to be a nasty one
The military discussion we need to have
Macleans
Kirsten Hillman on combatting US protectionism and the possible return of Donald Trump
Trumpism is alive and well on Canada's right
Global
British Columbia ties highest in Canada minima wage increases to inflation
It has been 50 years since Howard Hughes checked into a Vancouver hotel - and no one saw him
'This should be the jewel of Vancouver': Gastown store's windows broken 7 times in 3 months
'This needs to end': Whistler mayor calls for solution as transit strike drags on
BC government cracking down in attempt to prevent catalytic convertor thefts
Truckers rally to protest BCs surging gas prices
Sticky side hustle: BC's thriving maple syrup industry
Mental Health and substance use services bolstered in Vernon
Miscellaneous
Vancouver police board wins appeal to director of police services, overturning council's 2021 budget allocation
BCREA reports average home price up 25 percent with 'market conditions extremely tight'
Knowledge inertia underpins BC NDP government's decision to scrap mask mandate in schools
Integrated Homicide Investigation Team deployed after shooting death in North Vancouver
A dire warning about the end of human civilization due to climate feedback loops
Cut down trees just to burn them? We can do better
Inside June's Deadly Heat Dome. And surviving the next one
Where are the 495 Long-Term Care Beds promised for BC's Interior?
Next Tory Leader? Leslyn Lewis came close last time
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