Former Attorney General Jody Wilson-Raybould could be booted from the Liberal fold as early as tomorrow’s caucus meeting
But as Jane Philpott, the second cabinet minister to resign due to her discomfort with Justin Trudeau’s handling of this situation, said: “There’s much more to the story that should be told.”
Portions of text messages between former Attorney General Jody Wilson-Raybould and the PM's ex-principal secretary Gerald Butts show tension over her impending January 14 shuffle out of the Justice portfolio.
According to the CBC, Jody Wilson-Raybould has released a letter to the Liberal caucus negotiating a way to remain in the caucus.
Canada is named in the report alongside countries like Russia, China, Afghanistan and the Cayman Islands.
In comparison, the Liberals are reported to only have a 9 percent chance of a majority election in the upcoming election.
Conservative MP and finance critic Pierre Poilievre vowed “to speak for hours and hours on end” in the House of Commons this week to force the government’s hand in the SNC-Lavalin affair, setting the stage for a second budget-related filibuster in a month.
New Brunswick, Ontario, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan saw gas prices increase by about 4.4 cents per litre starting on Monday.
“I, personally, don’t feel comfortable, personally, with a colleague who may be recording me without my knowledge,” continued Hajdu.
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.
It seems to me that there is only question left: How stupid does Justin Trudeau think we are?
The PMO said that in addition to Trudeau, the office was “unaware of the full contents of this recording before today.”
Notley claims she punished the MLAs involved but she refuses to say how.
Jody Wilson-Raybould said she hopes for “a future where we truly do politics differently.” Whether or not the Trudeau government faces any accountability as a result of her ordeal will give the public a clear indication of the chance for that hope becoming a reality.
In the face of failed consultations on Bighorn, Kara Barker was “compelled to speak out.” As a Crown prosecutor with a Juris Doctor in Law, Kara, an Edmontonian Cree woman, stood tall.