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How the CAQ's foreign interference bombshell turned into a dud in the Quebec election (opens the original)
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OTTAWA — It was a story that had the potential to be a bombshell, but appears to have blown up in the faces of the Coalition Avenir Québec instead. Allegations of foreign interference made their way into the Quebec election on Friday, when Le Journal de Montréal reported that Ottawa recently warned the Quebec government of possible U.S. interference to help the Parti Québécois get elected. At the heart of the warning was an unsigned publication from U.S. think tank Defense Analyses and Research
‘We are ready for anything,’ federal minister says as Quebecers prepare to head to the polls with the PQ leading (opens the original)
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OTTAWA — Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture Marc Miller said the federal government is prepared to work with whomever will win the trust of Quebecers in the election in early October — even if he has some personal beef with the frontrunner. “I am prepared for any eventuality. I have my own hopes, but we are ready for anything,” said the outspoken minister on his way to a cabinet meeting on Thursday afternoon. The separatist Parti Québécois seems well on its way to forming the next governm
Poilievre rips Carney’s omnibus bill as Conservatives agonize over how to vote on it (opens the original)
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OTTAWA — Two days after the legislation was tabled, federal Conservatives were still agonizing about their position on the Carney government’s omnibus bill that would speed up major projects but that critics say would undermine the right to strike. While at least two Tory MPs from Quebec openly agreed with the idea of moving faster on big projects, labour critic Kyle Seeback said his party, which has been heavily courting unions, is sensitive to the labour movement’s criticism of the legislation
'It is fantastic news': With PQ set to take power in Quebec, the Bloc dreams of separation while Liberals stay quiet (opens the original)
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OTTAWA — The Quebec election is two weeks away and the separatist Parti Québécois is well on its way to form government, with new polling showing they remain in the lead. While the Liberals either remain mum on the issue or claim that the situation can still change, Bloc Québécois MPs are already cherishing the idea of working with their provincial cousins to hold a third referendum for Quebec to separate from Canada. “The election of the Parti Québécois will bring us closer to Quebec’s independ
Federal ministers slam NHL player Alex Ovechkin’s pro-Putin ad, but won’t say if he should be sanctioned (opens the original)
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OTTAWA — NHL hockey superstar Alex Ovechkin’s support of Russian President Vladimir Putin is sparking backlash in the halls of power in Canada, but federal ministers would not say whether the player should be sanctioned on Canadian soil. “Terrific hockey player, terrible view of geopolitics,” said Justice Minister Sean Fraser on Friday, as he was heading into a Liberal caucus meeting. “If you can look at what’s going on in Ukraine right now and turn a blind eye to the atrocities being committed
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