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Back-stabbed: Philpott’s statement on being expelled from the Liberal caucus
“This isn’t about a lack of loyalty. On the contrary, I recommended that the government acknowledge what happened in order to move forward. This was an expression of loyalty, not disloyalty,” said Philpott.
Jody Wilson-Raybould reacts to being kicked out of the Liberal caucus
What I can say is that I hold my head high & that I can look myself in the mirror knowing I did what I was required to do and what needed to be done based on principles & values that must always transcend party," said Wilson-Raybould.
Kenney allows ousted candidates to remain in the UCP after media smears
“We have a process to identify people who might belong to organizations that are actually militating to promote hatred. I think that’s a different category than old social media postings or private texts," said Kenney.
US lists Canada as an international hub for money laundering
Canada is named in the report alongside countries like Russia, China, Afghanistan and the Cayman Islands.
CBC poll tracker reports a 41% chance of a Conservative majority
In comparison, the Liberals are reported to only have a 9 percent chance of a majority election in the upcoming election.
Liberal Minister says Jody Wilson-Raybould was “deceptive” & “unethical” when recording Wernick
“I, personally, don’t feel comfortable, personally, with a colleague who may be recording me without my knowledge,” continued Hajdu.
Two British Columbia organizers resign from Maxime Bernier’s People’s Party of Canada
Two provincial organizers have resigned from the People’s Party of Canada (PPC), citing EDA issues and rogue elements which have allegedly strayed the party from its original principles.
DZSURDZSA: The politics of recording phone calls
Despite being an underling to the Prime Minister, Jody Wilson-Raybould exerted a certain democratic power which only comes about when superiors are reminded that they are being watched by those they represent.
Notley protects identities of MLAs accused of sexual misconduct
Notley claims she punished the MLAs involved but she refuses to say how.
Trump issues permit for Keystone XL pipeline
After numerous delays and an apparent legal deadlock, President Donald Trump might have just extended a lifeline to the Keystone XL pipeline.
Feds to spend $283 million on refugee healthcare funding
In Canada, refugee and asylum claimants are legible for the Interim Federal Health Program (IFHP) which “includes basic, supplemental and prescription drug benefits”.
UCP candidate gets blackmailed into resigning with comments about refugees and all-gender washrooms
Eva Kiryakos was threatened with social media posts she wrote about Germany’s migrant problem and gender neutral washrooms forcing her to resign in a public announcement to her followers.
Conservatives would win a minority government: Forum Research Poll
Poll suggests Conservative support is high among Albertans and the middle class while Liberals are more likely to get the vote from the most wealthy Canadians.
Karina Gould tells Wilson-Raybould and Philpott to put their concerns “on the record”
The call comes shortly after Wilson-Raybould sent a package of documents and text messages to the Justice Committee, who have judged that their investigation into the affair has been concluded.
Scheer shuts down claims that he panders to hate
Scheer criticized Liberals and pundits for using the New Zealand tragedy to "score cheap political points in a disgusting manner".