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The Hill’s five-day fall frosh week has everything, from the Speaker’s Farm to the NAC and the Met; Earnscliffe and Politico’s Housewarming rager, welcome receptions and policy forums, a Ladies Night at the Château, and everything else from beef bbqs, co-op breakfasts, bilingual coffee, Paul Wells, free toothbrushes, and a Sparks Street 'Torynado'.
28 days ago
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A McGill-led study finds trust in Elections Canada remains high overall, but researchers warn a deeper decline among right-wing and Conservative voters is a 'signal of alarm' for Canada's democratic resilience.
about 2 months ago
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With nearly $324,000 in combined spending room versus the Bloc’s $99,000, the Conservatives need to triple-down on defending Chicoutimi–Le Fjord, says past party campaign manager Fred DeLorey.
about 2 months ago
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Politico celebrates filing more than 1,000 Playbooks at The Commons in Ottawa with cake, cowboy koozies, and a packed midday birthday bash.
about 2 months ago
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Amid mounting criticisms from the Jewish community, opposition MPs, and the U.S., members of the Advisory Council on Rights, Equality, and Inclusion are defending its composition and 'work plan' after two months and one meeting.
2 months ago
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The question of whether reporters will need to be counted in the new database also ‘gets at the debate over who is and isn’t a journalist,' says former Carleton Journalism School director Chris Waddell.
2 months ago
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A new report reinforces decades of advocates’ warnings about resource development and community safety, says former inquiry commissioner.
2 months ago
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As older Canadians rally behind Prime Minister Mark Carney’s economic ‘safe harbour,’ younger generations remain split, exposing what pollsters say may be the new defining electoral fault line.
3 months ago
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The 16th annual fundraiser and lawn bowling tournament returned to Ottawa’s Elmdale Lawn Bowling Club for one-night-only of fun, philanthropy and fierce competition.
3 months ago
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Despite record-breaking fundraising last year, the Conservatives’ $84-million in annual revenue falls over $14-million short of its expenses, as the Liberals' more moderate spending and lower loan balance leaves a rosier financial outlook into 2026.
3 months ago
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Things may have slowed down in Ottawa for the summer, but there are still some noteworthy events on the horizon.
3 months ago
