D'Arcy McGee
Monday, November 21, 2022
Ottawa Observations: Saturday-Monday, November 19-21, 2022
Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Federal scene for
Saturday-Monday, November 19 - 21
, 2022
Emergencies Act Inquiry
Use of Emergencies Act was necessary, CSIS director testifies at inquiry
Convoy protests both a national security threat and not
Minister Blair 'embarrassed' by lack of police response to convoy protest, evidence shows
CSIS head say he supported invoking the Emergencies Act last winter to address convoy protests
Border blockades tipped 'Freedom Convoy' protests into national security threat, Bill Blair tells Emergencies Act inquiry
Trudeau government uses own wording to justify Emergencies Act
Trudeau's top bureaucrat tries to change meaning of law to justify Emergencies Act
Dangerous logic used to invoke EA
Freedom Convoy rose to national emergency when 'critical' border crossings were closed, Bill Blair testifies
CSIS Director's elastic interpretation of Emergencies Act puts Trudeau on firmer ground
Firm says claim executive carried Nazi flag at Freedom Convoy is 'absurd' threatens lawsuit
David Lametti must explain why he didn't resign over bad Emergencies Act advice
CSIS head advised Trudeau to invoke Emergencies Act during convoy, inquiry hears
Ukraine/Russia War
'Close call' in shelling near nuclear reactor on Ukraine's frontline
The disappeared: Ukrainians plead for answers on family members forcefully taken to Russia
Canadian-owned armoured vehicle producers sparks concerns with new Uganda deal
Russia is playing with nuclear fire in Zaporizhzhia
NATO Secretary General says alliance must prepare for 'long haul' in Ukraine
Ukraine war offers preview of a world of 'tyranny and turmoil' says Pentagon chief
CSIS told government Freedom Convoy was no security threat
Former president of Ukraine says only victory will bring peace to his country
'Significant breakthrough' from allies amid Ukraine's push through 'darkness': deputy PM
Globe and Mail
Prime Minister, Federal ministers should not be exempt from access laws, former top public servant says
Ottawa cites translation, accessibility costs as reason for keeping documents from public
Nunavut commits to greater transparency on tuberculosis outbreaks, but won't make figures public
After decades of broken health care promises, Canada's governments need to prove themselves
Shaw has yet to recoup $4.5 billion investment in Freedom Mobile, CFO tells tribunal
Rogers-Shaw deal subsidizes Quebec and Pierre Karl Peladau at taxpayers expense
Ottawa announces $250 million grant to help homeowners with to heat pumps
Former Harper adviser denounces Poilievre drug policy unveiled in video
Proposed BC law would end age restrictions, rental bans in strata housing
Record-setting Ontario storm drops over a metre of snow, strong winds forecasted
Doug Ford fires a shot through the heart of democracy
The kids are not all right. It's time to require masks and encourage flu vaccination
New Conservative finance critic's story is one of redemption and opportunity
Bill Blair and his two hats come to the commission
Legislation to tackle forced labour criticized as 'meaningless'
Vancouver City Council debated antisemitism - and it was traumatizing
CBC
New $250M federal grant program will help offset costs of switching from oil to heat pumps
PM Trudeau appoints 3 new Senators for Ontario
Nunavut and Ontario join Federal effort to boost number of organ and tissue donors
No intelligence briefing happened on Chinese funding of candidates: Trudeau
Haitian leaders must all agree before Canada would lead a potential military intervention, Trudeau says
Trudeau says government monitoring after CSIS reports Iran has issued death threats against Canadians
Canada needs to take a harder line on 'evil authoritarian regimes' like China: senator
Elizabeth May wins Green Party of Canada leadership, set to co-lead with Jonathan Pedneault
Climate damage fund for poor nations approved at COP27 - but no deal on emissions reduction
Refugees and a student abroad serve up tears, humanity and grace at Halifax security forum
Iranian Canadians say they are being punished with travel restrictions for being conscripted as young men
Thousands of Canadians still on the hook for pandemic benefit repayments
Poilievre blasted during Commons debate on cryptocurrency legislation
Trudeau at French-speaking summit in Tunisia amid 'battle of influence' for Africa
Toronto/Vancouver Star
Deadly shooting in Prince Rupert mall was an isolated incident: RCMP
Ex Mayor Doug McCallum cleared of mischief, in case behind political storm in Surrey
BC scientist and First Nation create decomposing 'biofoam' packaging from wood
BC Public Safety plan includes focus on repeat offenders, more mental health teams
Seven commercial poultry flocks in BC's Fraser Valley have bird flu: ministry
BC Government to bring in rental changes, supply laws to boost housing
'Huge' abuse problem: Canadian former athletes urge MPs to launch nationwide inquiry
CUPE calls off strike, schools reopen Monday as tentative deal reached with province
Justin Trudeau slammed for response after allegations of Chinese interference in 2019 election
Russia resuming bomber, submarine patrols near North America after pause: Norad
Critics say red-flag provision in federal firearms bill could weaken public safety
Trudeau announces appointment of three more Senators to represent Ontario
RCMP monitored hostility from anti-vaccine movement abasing Trudeau since election
Montreal committee says toppled statue of John A. Macdonald should not be put back
Elizabeth May returns to Green Party Leadership with running mate Jonathan Pedenault
Toronto Sun
How fortunes flipped I the battle over keeping schools open
Last year saw highest rate of gang-related homicides in 16 years: StatsCan
NDP MPP Joel Harden epitomizes the left's obsession with Israel
What did Trudeau really know about Chinese interference?
Canadians kept in dark about foreign interference in elections
Not so Great Britain goes from bad to worse
Family doctors can help anticipate needs
National Post
High-profile curators fired in 'palace purge' at National Gallery of Canada
To increase organ donations, CRA is asking taxpayers to tick a box on 2022 form
Edmonton's giant Christmas tree eliminated from city's celebrations, prompting racist response
Belarus opposition leader asks Trudeau for support against Lukashenko regime
Smith's health spending accounts aimed at grooming Albertans for private payment
Saskatchewan woman accused of kidnapping son, faking their deaths and fleeing to US faces new charges
Liberals stick to script amid hard questions over what PPM knew about Chinese election interference
Russia resumes bomber, submarine patrol near North America after pause: Norad
Global
1 person dead, 1 injured in at Prince Rupert mall
Some stolen phones bumped after gunpoint robbery at Vancouver cafe, police believe
Court rules former Surrey mayor Doug McCallum not guilty of public mischief
'Preparing for disfigurement': Wait for BC Cancer surgery leaves time for nurse's tumour to grow
BC government introduces Housing Supply Act and removes strata rental restrictions
Only 4 percent of surveyed caregivers support BC's change to autism funding model: report
Daycare operator sentenced to 20 months in jail after Baby Mac Died in her care
Heavy police presence witnessed in Merritt win wake of shootings
Avian flu detected at seven Fraser Valley commercial poultry farms
BC scientists and First Nation create decomposing 'biofoam' packaging from wood
Bank of Canada won't say whether it used NDAs in harassment, workplace violence cases
Trudeau says he was not briefed on federal candidates allegedly receiving funds from China
Canada's Sajjan to attend tournament in Qatar
Elizabeth May to return as federal Green Party leader, sharing role on joint-ticket
Miscellaneous
A fired health leaders's open letter blasting Danielle Smith
More reasons to take fracking Quakes seriously
'Back to Normal' is bringing a COVID crisis for children
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