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Canadian political news, opinions, and analysis. In a year-end interview, Immigration Minister Marc Miller spoke with iPolitics about the fragility of Canada’s pro-immigration consensus, whether he’s kept up with learning the Mohawk language, and why the Liberal government’s immigration policy is “the best plan we have in a less than ideal world.”
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Green Leader Elizabeth May sat down with iPolitics for a year-end interview, where she spoke about her frustrations in a frozen Parliament, her recovery from hemorrhagic stroke, and why she doesn’t think Pierre Poilievre is a shoo-in to be the next prime minister.
2024, out with a bang? | iPolitics
3 天之前 · Good morning. The Quebec Liberal caucus is now calling for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s resignation, sources tell us. A Quebec Liberal MP, who requested anonymity to speak freely, said the provincial caucus didn’t have a full meeting but there have been smaller group discussions since the House rose on Dec. 17. A […]
Marc Miller reflects on a year of dramatic changes in immigration ...
3 天之前 · In a year-end interview, Immigration Minister Marc Miller spoke with iPolitics about the fragility of Canada’s pro-immigration consensus, whether he’s kept up with learning the Mohawk language, and why the Liberal government’s immigration policy is “the best plan we have in a less than ideal world.”
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Green Leader Elizabeth May sat down with iPolitics for a year-end interview, where she spoke about her frustrations in a frozen Parliament, her recovery from hemorrhagic stroke, and why she doesn’t think Pierre Poilievre is a shoo-in to be the next prime minister.
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The Liberals and Conservatives are neck and neck as Parliament gets set to resume next month following September’s general election. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberals have the support of 34 per cent of decided and leaning voters, while Erin O’Toole’s Conservatives have 33 per cent support, according to the latest poll from Mainstreet Research.
Trudeau could stay or go. Either way, Canadians should brace for a ...
2024年12月24日 · Prime Minister Justin Trudeau leaves after a cabinet meeting on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, on Friday, Dec. 20, 2024. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sean Kilpatrick Canada appears to be barrelling toward a spring election now that the NDP is vowing to vote down the government early next year — whether Prime ...
Time’s up for Trudeau? | iPolitics
2024年10月18日 · Good evening, readers. We start today with a look at the Liberal caucus revolt, which Finance Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland attempted to downplay on Friday. She told reporters that she’s absolutely confident” the majority of Liberal MPs still support Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as leader.
High-stakes cross-aisle standoff over privilege poised to continue …
2024年10月6日 · With just one week left on the clock before the House of Commons shuts down for its first extended pause of the fall sitting, regular day-to-day proceedings are effectively on indefinite hold pending a resolution to the ongoing standoff over a core component of parliamentary privilege: namely, the power to compel the production of documents.
‘The blood wasn’t on the ceiling’: Trudeau stays on but questions ...
2024年10月23日 · Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said the Liberal Party is “strong and united” following a highly-anticipated caucus meeting on Wednesday. It was the first time Trudeau had met with his caucus in three weeks and, during that period, several reports emerged of a growing discontent within the party and a co-ordinated push to convince Trudeau to step aside.