Caroline Orr
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June 11th 2019
The yellow vest movement, which began in France with protests over economic policy, taxation and rising fuel prices, has in Canada become a vehicle for xenophobic ideology and, all too often, bigotry and hate speech, according to researchers who study the far right. A recent convoy of protesters who travelled from Western Canada to Ottawa in favour of pipelines also included participants who made anti-immigrant, anti-Muslim and also racist comments, along their journey.
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As she prepares to leave politics, the Liberal MPP for Ottawa—Vanier and longtime civil-liberties advocate reflects on her 2018 showdown with the premier and the prospects for democracy in Ontario.
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Renowned climate scientist Michael E. Mann got an apology Friday from a think tank that published an interview attacking his reputation. In the fight against climate disinformation, experts like him are turning to new arenas.
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Quebec's education minister says he'll issue a decree to transfer three English schools in Montreal to an overcrowded French board.
The Canadian Press
News, Politics
| June 11th 2019
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A "lit"terbug was issued a hefty fine after Victoria's police chief caught him flicking a cigarette butt out his car window.
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| June 11th 2019
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Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland says she will speak out about the lack of media freedom in Russia during a conference that Canada is co-hosting next month with Great Britain.
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News, Politics
| June 11th 2019
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The Manitoba government is watering down its target for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and removing any possible carbon tax from the equation.
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News, Politics
| June 11th 2019
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A new global survey suggests distrust of the internet is being fuelled by growing skepticism of social-media services like Facebook and Twitter.
Jim Bronskill
News, Politics
| June 11th 2019
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Keeping whales and dolphins in captivity will no longer be allowed across Canada under legislation that passed on Monday, June 10, 2019, drawing celebrations from activists and politicians who called it a significant development for animal rights.
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News, Politics
| June 11th 2019
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The court martial of Canada's chief military judge kicked off on Monday, June 10, 2019, with testimony about Col. Mario Dutil's close professional and "familial" relationship with the judge presiding over his trial: Dutil's own deputy.
Lee Berthiaume
News, Politics
| June 11th 2019
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A Conservative senator from Saskatchewan says a power outage in Regina is a "preview of Canada's future" if Justin Trudeau is re-elected prime minister.
The Canadian Press
News, Politics
| June 11th 2019
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