D'Arcy McGee
Friday, January 12, 2024
Ottawa Observations: Thursday-Friday, January 11-12, 2024
Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Federal scene for
Thursday-Friday,
January 11-12
, 2024
Hamas/Israel/Gaza
Trudeau says government does not support premise of South Africa's genocide case against Israel
Urgent court order unnecessary as Gaza military campaign is scaled back, Israel tells top UN court
Vancouver's PuSH Festival makes 'difficult decision' to cancel Israel-set play The Runner to keep Palestinian artist in line-up
Canadians helped plan US, UK attacks on Houthis in Yemen, Defence Department says
UN aid chief calls anew for Gaza ceasefire, urges UN action to end war
Three Palestinians killed by Israeli army after shooting at soldiers in West Bank settlement
Israeli air strike kills 11 in Gaza; UN says Israel blocks aid to north
US military strikes another Houthi-controlled site after warning ships to avoid parts of Red Sea
Trudeau says Canada supports the UN court but not necessarily genocide claim against Israel
US, British militaries bombing Houthi sites in Yemen, US officials say
US and Britain launch strikes on Houthi targets in Yemen; rebels say 5 fighters killed
Israel rejects 'grossly distorted' genocide allegations at UN's top court
South Africa accuses Israel of 'genocidal intent' in Gaza at World Court
Ottawa seeking unprecedented level of personal details from Palestinian migrant, lawyers say
Israel banned from international hockey competitions over safety concerns
Justin Trudeau breaks silence over Canada's position on Israel genocide allegations
At World Court, Israel provides methodical takedown - morally and legally - of genocide accusation
Canadians helped plan US, UK attacks on Houthis in Yemen: Defence Department
Proving genocide at top UN cost requires 'compelling evidence' Mélanie Joly says
In 100 days, the Israel-Hamas war has transformed the region, The fighting shows no signs of ending
SickKids suspends second staffer for gross, cruel anti-Semitic remarks
Who is behind funding for pro-Palestinian protesters?
Shameful ban punishes Israeli hockey teams
Through its science, Canada condemns Israel
Trudeau government rejects 'genocide' allegations against Israel at UN court
Trudeau allergic to supporting Israel without a thousand caveats
Canada left sending moral support and maple syrup in strikes against Houthi lawlessness
Canada helped plan but didn't have 'assets' to participate in US-UK strikes against Houthis
A Wilfrid Laurier professor tweeted about Hamas. One student is trying to get her disciplined
If ICJ follows precedent, it will reject South Africa's allegations against Israel
The evidence for paid protesters in the Canadian anti-Israel camp
Trudeau government declaring its position on prosecuting Israel for 'genocide': Here's what to know
Toronto synagogues reportedly turned down for federal security dollars
Yemen strikes are 'consequence' of Houthi Red Sea attacks, Canada says
Israel defends itself in genocide case, says it's fighting a 'war it did not start'
Vancouver festival joins Victoria theatre in cancelling play over Gaza tensions
Ukraine/Russia War
Ukraine needs more attack aircraft for war effort, ground forces commander says
White House says more military support for Ukraine critical as latest aid package ends
Britain's Sunak, in Ukraine, announces increase in military aid
There will be no winner in Russia-Ukraine war
Ottawa plans 'multi-stage' vetting process for visa applications from Gaza amid security fears
Feds say Canada's air defence donation to Ukraine has final hurdle to clear from US
The Passing of Ed Broadbent
Ed Broadbent fought for the little guy against the fat cats
Ed Broadbent the former federal New Democrat leader has died at 87
Former NDP leader Ed Broadbent dies au 87
Canadians react to death of former NDP leader Broadbent
Ed Broadbent: A Political life in pictures
Ed Broadbent, former NDP leader, dead at 87
'Mentor, friend, champion': Ed Broadbent remembered fondly by those who worked with him
Former NDP leader Ed Broadbent dies at 87: 'Our country has lost a fierce champion
Canadians react to death of former NDP leader Ed Broadbent
Former Federal NDP leader Ed Broadbent dead at 87
Ed Broadbent, former NDP leader, dead at 87
Globe and Mail
Federal ministers defend immigration strategy, say Ottawa is stabilizing numbers in face of housing crunch
Finding affordable housing in BC will remain an uphill battle
In a quiet Ontario town, Honda considers how to embrace an electric future in its own way
Record cold in Western Canada triggers havoc in BC, Alberta
Regulator approves Trans Mountain pipeline variance request
David Menzies should never have been arrested, but not for the reasons Pierre Poilievre argues
Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe views his city as a 'small province' and not just a national capital
Canada embarks on pre clearance pilot project on US side of Quebec-NY land border
Police forces across Canada probe string of extortion cases allegedly linked to Indian gangster
Michael Kovrig lends support to ex-RCMP intelligence official found guilty of sharing secrets
Ottawa won't say why it scrapped consultation with veterans on vision for Afghan monument
MPs to debate studying cellphone plans hikes as some companies raise prices
Ottawa was warned two years ago high immigration could affect housing costs, documents show
To list Iran's Revolutionary Guards as a terrorist group, Canada needs a better way
As Alberta's population zooms toward 5 million the province grapples with the challenges of growth
An RCMP arrest that assaults common sense
CBC
Canada, China foreign ministers pledge dialogue, will attempt more collaboration
Politicians have 'no role' in police decisions: Freeland on Rebel News arrest
Canadian customs officers could soon be based in the US for the first time
General Wayne Eyre stepping down from position as Canada's top military commander
Canada joins international deal to make document certification faster, cheaper
Immigration is making Canada's housing more expensive. The government was warned 2 years ago
Elections Canada launches online disinformation tool to prepare voters for next federal election
Government working to stabilize immigration levels as housing pressures mount: ministers
Senior public servant Nathalie Drouin named national security adviser to PM
RCMP counter-terrorism unit conducts search in Quebec City area
Conditional discharge for Saskatchewan woman who threatened prime minister in TikTok group chat
Toronto/Vancouver Star
The change required to save the CBC from Pierre Poilievre
Doug Ford's education minister spars with Catholic, French teachers' unions over blame for lagging contract talks
Feel like you're making less money? Star analysis finds workers with these jobs are making less than they were a decade ago
Feds say US, Ukraine haven't finalized deal on air defence donation
Canada, China foreign ministers pledge dialogue, will attempt more collaboration
Housing crunch prompts efforts to stabilize immigration levels, say federal ministers
Income gamp between new immigrants and all Canadians shrunk by half in four years: PBO
Ontario School Boards grapple with use of the N-word in books
Ontario hospitals warn of patient surges, long wait times
Guelph getting $21.4 million for housing in agreement with federal government
Here's how much Bonnie Combine will make as Liberal leader
He was a rare creature in the House of Commons -- and handed me my first scoop
Overzealous police did Rebel news a huge fundraising favour
'Why did you give me a visa?" Iranian official takes umbrage with deportation from Canada
Toronto Sun
Not just taxes going up - Mayor Chow looks to get a big pay hike
No, a Toronto tax hike doesn't have to be inevitable
Trudeau government's promises of deficit reduction ring hollow
Trudeau's support evaporation among key demographic groups
Voicing opposition to Toronto's massive tax hike time will spent
Trudeau's office won't answer questions on $84,000 vacation
Trudeau is piloting the Liberals into a spectacular crash
What really happened with Trudeau's Christmas vacation?
Federal and provincial government debt soared 85% since 2007: report
Canada's defence chief General Wayne Eyre plans to retire this summer
Pierre Poilievre pledges to tie immigration levels to homebuilding
BC gang hitman sentenced to live for murders as court hears from witness, parents of dead man
One fifth of small biz with CEBA loans won't make repayment deadline
National Post
Western Canada's brutal record cold temperatures trigger road, air travel havoc
McMaster University apologizes for 'grave oversight' of noting Sir John A Macdonald Day
Path to better relations involves Canada taking blame for rift, Chinese foreign minister tells Joly
When 'conservatives pounce': The right finds its cautionary tale of subtle media bias
Government looking to stabilize immigration levels amid housing crunch: federal ministers
Freeland on why immigration levels are high: 'Canada has the social capacity to welcome immigrants'
Canada to launch pilot allowing preclearance on US side
Canada's defence chief, General Wayne Eyre, plans to retire this summer
What Canada has to gain by staying in the flawed United Nations
Ex-RCMP intelligence executive who leaked secrets deserves 'mercy' Michael Kovrig says in letter of support
Global
Trans Mountain pipeline project clears another major hurdle toward completion
Trans Mountain given more billion dollar lifelines as debt costs, risks to taxpayers soar
WesJet cancels 101 flights in Canada due to extreme cold
Fixed mortgage rates are on the decline, Is now the time to lock in?
General Wayne Eyre, Canada's defence chief, will retire this summer
Ministers say feds working to stabilize immigration levels amid housing pressures
China is open to talks with Canada, foreign minister says
Major Flair Airlines investor says new lawsuit over plane payments 'premature at best'
Edmonton mayor seeks homeless crisis emergency declaration: 'System is at a breaking point"
Temperature records tumble as arctic air chills BC
Search and rescue team pulls 2 hypodermic skiers out of Whistler creek
3 Vancouver police officers acquitted of assault in 2017 arrest at SkyTrain station
BC families increasingly denied housing because of having children: report
Airbnb owners in Victoria try to sell micro units but no one is buying
City of Surrey refusing to add new municipal police recruits to payroll: Union
'Disrupt the status quo': BC opens 5 new urban Indigenous Justice Centres
Miscellaneous
I spent the holidays in inheritance capitalism
BC court convicts three Indigenous land defenders
Here's what it takes to Indigenize Higher Ed
Court calls for clarity on tenants' rights in transitional housing
The legal reason courts may soon tackle climate change
Migrant farmworker's sexual assault allegations shine light on a wider issue
Can the West Coast's only native oyster make a comeback?
Cutting edge theatre returns to PuSh Festival
Inside Pierre Poilievre's ploy to court the working class
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