D'Arcy McGee
Wednesday, April 26, 2023
Ottawa Observations: Tuesday-Wednesday, April 25-26, 2023
Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Federal scene for
Tuesday-Wednesday, April 25-26, 2023
Federal Government Workers Strike
Canadian civil servants have a great pension system - why can't that be expanded to us all?
Ontarian trying to flee Sudan with elderly grandmother says Canada misled her
Federal worker's union leader calls on Trudeau to et directly involved in negotiations
Federal workers strike highlights desire for work-from-home flexibility
Striking federal union wants PM involved in talks as government digs in
Justin Trudeau could win more than just a labour dispute by taking on striking federal workers
PSAC says it has 'compromised' on wage demands as federal government strike continues
Union says government not budging on bargaining position or public service wage offer
PSAC has 'moved off' wage demands, accuses government of 'stalling'
From the Picket Line: What's at stake in the Big Strike
Ukraine/Russia War
Russia targets Ottawa think-tank as part of foreign interference campaign against critics
Globe and Mail
Sajjan says he was unaware of senator sending travel documents to Afghans because "I wasn't reading my email'
Senator says she lost track of how many Canadian government travel documents her office sent
Ottawa's plans to airlift Canadians from Sudan stalled by inability to find landing spots
Difficult to secure military aircraft landing spots in Sudan for evacuation: Trudeau
Toronto-area housing developments at risk as lenders accuse StateView Homes of wrongdoing
Teck restructuring setback raises questions about miner's future
Teck's ambitious break-up proposal crashes and burns. Mistakes were made that worked in Glencore's favour
Why Teck Resources' proposed split never made much sense and shareholders shot it down
A timeline of the takeover bid for Teck Resources that captured the mining world's attention
China hungers for Canada's resources - that's why CIC is flighty in Glencore-Teck tussle
The naked politics of Calgary's new arena deal
Bank of Canada minutes are non-essential reading
Bank of Canada considered interest-rate increase in April, minutes show
Rogers posts profit gain, partners with Musk's Starlink to deliver remote service
Australian coal company withdraws plan for mine in Alberta foothills
Bill sent for final approval to establish Ojibway National Urban Park in southwestern Ontario
Federal Labour minister pledges legislation by 2024 to eradicate imports made with forced labour
Organizer accused of Zoom theft by O'Toole campaign seeks apology
Mendicino announces first step of firearm buyback program, targeting industry
Bains appointment to Rogers prompts House committee to invite lobbying commissioner
Federal government will ditch legislated list of banned assault-style weapons but move forward with other prohibitions
Liberals committed to 'getting this right', minister tells MPs studying gun bill
It's still murky just what CSIS told the Liberals about Chinese interference in 2019
CRTC lacks expertise to regulate online news bill says its former chair
CBC
Canada sending top to 200 troops to support evacuation of civilians in Sudan
More Canadians asking for help to get out of Sudan: Joly
Complaints of anti-Black racism at human rights commission to face Senate scrutiny
These refugees are coming to Canada as health-care workers. Trouble is, they've been waiting for years
Mendicino says government moving to compensate retailers who own guns on banned list
Federal government wants to let sexual assault victims opt out of publication bans
Reservist acquitted of sexual assault sues military for millions of dollars in damages
Former Conservative campaign director urges MPs to protect the next election from foreign meddling
MPs and activists push back as Ottawa pitches expansion of nuclear energy
CSIS warned MPs, senators that hostile states might listen in on their conversation
James Smith Cree Nation grappling with what to do with public donations after 2022 attacks
Canada devleophing new immigration policy to attract French-speaking people - especially teachers
Toronto/Vancouver Star
BC Financial Services Authority issues 'landmark penalty' against Kamloops woman
Pasaglia, Cutler and other football alumni demand removal from SFU Hall of Fame
Telus Health, Medical Service Commission reach settlement over fee program: minister
Surrey Schools face double-decker portables, program cuts, says Falcon, school board
BC Coroner's inquest hears updated toxicology results for Myles Gray
Myles Gray has swollen airway, blood in his throat after police beating: paramedic
BC's leaky Science World dome fix part of $30 million tourism infrastructure fund
Protected areas, fishing closures, to help BC's threatened southern resident orcas
Who should lead the Mounties? The RCMP union has some ideas
A new COVID sub variant is spreading quickly; Here's what you need to know
Doug Ford wants to boost police ranks by lowering the education requirements for officers
Farmers plans biggest wheat crop in more than two decades due to war in Ukraine
Doug Ford has plunged colleges and universities into crisis with historic funding cuts - and no plan for their futures
Conservatives hatred of journalism is damaging their brand
Minister didn't authorize fake travel docs for Afghans, says he didn't check email
Trudeau government reveals first phase of gun buyback plan
Alberta Premier Smith hopes funding for Flames arena won't become election issue
Canadian military unlikely to conduct airlifts out of Sudan past this week. officials
'Bond villain': Organizer accused of Zoom theft by O'Toole campaign seeks apology
'Please help': Female soccer players hiding in Afghanistan sue Canada to honour its promise
Trudeau's Liberals abandon plan to expand banned guns list - but new amendments are coming
Toronto Sun
Eglinton Crosstown won't open until 2024 - at the earliest
Bains appointment to Rogers prompts House committee to invite lobbying commissioner
Toronto cops seize 556 stolen vehicles worth $27 million, arrest 119 people
Care about climate change? Support nuclear power
Justin Trudeau, Global Citizen: PM off to another global gabfest to save the planet
Saunders calls Toronto's push to decriminalize all drugs wrong
Competition key to alleviating airline complaints
A cozy Trudeau insider becomes a cozy Rogers insider
Trudeau government continues its energy policy follies
Mulroney needs to answer for Metrolinx problems or wear them
Ford must reject Metrolinx boss making more than $1 million
Forcing treatment is kindness to addicts
Trudeau is right on nuclear energy
National Post
Ontario town bans non-governmental flags, including pride flags
New federal language bill to be adopted in the 'coming days' in spite of concerns from Liberal Quebec MPs
Justin Trudeau's Great Canadian Gun Confiscation
Senators won't 'insist' on user content exemption in online streaming bill
Organizer of Peter McKay's leadership campaign sues Erin O'Toole for alleging he was behind hacking theft
Trudeau tries to gaslight Canadians about his pandemic record
Trudeau says he didn't force anyone to get vaccinated, all the incentives were there to 'encourage Canadians'
Why new information on the Pearson airport gold heist points to an inside job
Canada developing new immigration policy in a bid to grow French language
Anti-Israel conference in Ottawa set to go, despite connections to banned terror group
Dannielle Smith abandons libertarian ideals for new Calgary arena
Illuminating new numbers on the extent of Canada's 'catch and release' crisis
Has neglect of our military become a trait of all Canadians - or just Trudeau?
Using Alberta's oil money to keep taxes low the morally correct thing to do
Global
Nearly 9% of BC RCMP jobs are vacant. What the Force says it's doing about it
Vancouver Park Board approves policies on swimwear, drinking in public parks
Uber driver's assault spurs calls for more protection of BC Gig workers
Myles Gray: behaviour 'probably not' explained by drugs, inquest hears
Vancouver approves plan for flat $2/hr parking in Chinatown
Stretch of Highway 20 reopens after earlier closure by wildfire
Violent and property crime both down in Surrey, latest police statistics show
TELUS Health reach agreement to comply with Medicare Protection Act
'Enough is enough': Nanaimo cafe vandalized seven times in one month
'Unparalleled' $65 million amphitheatre renovation for PNE, Hastings Park
'Mind blowing': Surrey parents, teachers concerned about 'double-decker' portables
Canadian government was warned for weeks that Sudan conflict was coming: sources
Initial phase of firearms buyback program takes shape as Ottawa inks deal
New federal rules aim to protect endangered orcas, but do they go far enough?
Quebec's English speaking minority community to get funding from Ottawa
Canada must support Sudan beyond crisis, MPs say in emergency House of Commons debate
As MPs rework gun control amendments, minister pledges to 'getting this right'
Miscellaneous
Dix 'Delighted' with Telus Health Deal on alleged extra billing
The City's Poems project is in full bloom
Unpacking Stephen Harper's strange 'endorsement' of Danielle Smith
BC looks at broader recognition of Workplace Trauma
These rare BC Reefs are no longer threatened by Offshore Drilling
How note to handle an Oilsands spill
Why Tree planting campaigns can lead to ecological disaster
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