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Tag Archives: Justin Trudeau
2019 In Review
2019 has now finished, and we have entered 2020. As such, let’s take a look at what happened in 2019: In January, famed opera Bass-Baritone Theo Adam passed away at the age of 92. While the late Roy Halladay was … Continue reading
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Tagged 2019, 43rd General Election, 75th Anniversary, 98th Warriors' Day Parade, Baseball Hall of Fame, Boris Johnson, Boston Bruins, Captain Canada, Christine Goerke, CNE, Council, D-Day, Emperor Akihito, European Parliament, European Union, Franco Zeffirelli, General Election, Google, Happy New Year, Ian Millar, Justin Trudeau, Metropolitan Opera, Peel Region, President of the European Commission, Region of Peel, Roy Halladay, Sir Andrew Davis, Thaïs, The Met, Theo Adam, Theresa May, Thomas Cook, Toronto Blue Jays, Toronto Maple Leafs, Toronto Symphony Orchestra, TSO, Twitter, Ursula von der Leyen, Warriors' Day Parade, Washington Nationals, Year End Review, Year in Review
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Liberal Minority in the 43rd Canadian General Election
On October 21st, 2019 the 43rd Federal election was held in Canada. The result was a victory for the Liberal Party under Justin Trudeau, who received enough support to gain a minority Government, despite having a majority in the last … Continue reading
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Tagged #Canadavotes, #election, #generalelection, #vote, 43rd General Election, Adam van Koeverden, Andrew Scheer, Bloc Québécois, Canada, City of Toronto, Coalition, Conservative Party, Creating a Supply and Confidence Agreement, Dominion of Canada, Dr. Helena Jaczek, Elizabeth May, General Election, Greater Toronto Area, Green Party, GTA, Helena Jaczek, House of Commons, Jagmeet Singh, Jane Philpott, Jody Wilson-Raybould, Justin Trudeau, Liberal Party, Lisa Raitt, Maxime Bernier, People's Party, Ralph Goodale, Theodore Antony, Toronto, Toronto Ontario
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2015: In Review
As we approach the New Year, I’d like to reflect on some of the events that have occurred over the past year. January Canada celebrated the 200th anniversary of the birth of its first Prime Minister, Sir John A. MacDonald.
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Tagged 103rd Grey Cup, American League Championship Series, Canadian National, Chicago Blackhawks, Connor McDavid, David Price, Edmonton Eskimos, FIFA, Germanwings Flight 9525, Gogama Ontario, Grey Cup, J. Michel Doyon, John Baird, José Reyes, Justin Trudeau, LaTroy Hawkins, Lieutenant Governor, Maple Leaf, Ottawa Redblacks, P.E.I., Pierre Duchesne, Pierre Trudeau, Premier of Alberta, Prime Minister of Canada, Prince Edward Island, Queen Elizabeth II, Queen of Canada, Queen Victoria, Rachel Notley, Rover Ghiz, rubella, Sepp Blatter, Sir John A. MacDonald, Stanley Cup, Tampa Bay Lightning, The Canadian, Toronto Blue Jays, Troy Tulowitzki, VIA Rail, W.H.O., Wade MacLauchlan, World Health Organization
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Canada’s 42nd Federal General Election
On Monday October 19th, 2015, the Dominion of Canada conducted its 42nd Federal General Election in the history of the Dominion. The election saw an increase in the number of Members of Parliament (MPs) being elected – 338 members, up … Continue reading
Reforming the Senate
About 10 months ago, I wrote about whether or not Canada needs a Senate. I supported having a Senate, and I still do. With the recent suspensions of three Senators, as well as the announcement that Liberal Party leader Justin … Continue reading
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Tagged Accountability, Alberta, Auditor General, British Columbia, Canada, Constitution, Democracy, Dominion of Canada, Good Government, Government, House of Commons, Justin Trudeau, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Northwest Territories, Nova Scotia, Nunavut, Ontario, Parliament, Parliament Hill, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, reform, Saskatchewan, Senate, Senate of Canada, Senate Reform, Senator, the Senate, Yukon
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