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“#A respite for the U.S. Capitol. But how long will it last?” This is it—this is what the coda of the Donald Trump presidency looks like. The final chapter concludes with twin occupations of the U.S. Capitol: last week’s mob of marauding Donald Trump supporters, which delayed the confirmation of a new president; and this week’s…
“#Why months of ‘Stay Home’ messaging didn’t work in Ontario” “We have to hunker down, I just can’t stress this enough,” Ontario Premier Doug Ford said in a press conference last week, signalling the arrival of more restrictions. “This is crunch time right now.” Those restrictions arrived Tuesday, to both relief and frustration. Relief in…
“#Inside the fight to bring ‘the two Michaels’ home from China” Michael Kovrig walks at least 7,000 steps a day in laps of his cell, along with doing push-ups and planks and practising yoga and meditation. Among his few possessions are a grey uniform, a bar of soap, two Hello Kitty washcloths and a small…
“#Doug Ford’s Jan. 13 Ontario COVID-19 briefing: Live video” News The premier addresses Ontarians on the coronavirus situation in the province, a day after announcing a state of emergency and stay-at-home order Doug Ford speaks at Queen’s Park in Toronto on Tuesday Jan. 12, 2021 to announce a state of emergency and stay at home…
“#When are more COVID vaccine doses coming to Canada?” Vaxx Populi: Justin Trudeau just promised that 20 million Canadians will be vaccinated by Canada Day. How does that fit with the distribution timetable? In December, Ottawa announced that it planned to have three million high-risk Canadians vaccinated by the end of March. On Jan. 8,…
“#’I feel ineffably sad… it’s so clear how much they hate Black people’” BLM-Canada co-founder Sandy Hudson on the riots at the U.S. Capitol and how anti-Black hatred has been permitted to grow in political strength without consequence It’s Mon., Jan. 11. Last week, a violent mob of white supremacists stormed the United States Capitol…
“#The winners of the Maclean’s Parliamentarians of the Year Awards” The 12th annual Parliamentarians of the Year awards were presented to three Conservatives, two Liberals, two Greens and one NDP MP. The big winner has one of the biggest jobs in Ottawa. Maclean’s proudly presents the Parliamentarians of the Year awards, our annual celebration of…
“#The calm hand of Marc Garneau” Whether his new post is a prime opportunity or a headache in the waiting, Garneau’s surprise move to global affairs is a vote of confidence in his steadiness Global affairs is traditionally viewed as one of the most high-profile and consequential posts in the federal cabinet. But at the…
“#Omar Alghabra’s path to federal cabinet” The new Transport Minister has spent years handling tough ‘no-win’ assignments and juggling competing interests behind the scenes, say colleagues Omar Alghabra was due for a promotion into the Canadian federal ministry, say some of his current and former colleagues. The Mississauga MP racked up years of experience on…
“#Another tiny perfect cabinet shuffle” Paul Wells: Industry is a good fit for the ambitious Champagne. Garneau will be a dignified presence in foreign affairs. And making an impact will be a huge task for either of them. “For once,” a Liberal I trust told me, “it really is about family.” Apparently Navdeep Bains makes…