Morneau Ejected Amid Turbulent Question Period
In Ottawa Finance Minister Bill Morneau faced sharp opposition over his family shares sale linked to a 2015 tax change. Conservative MP Blake Richards was ejected after unparliamentary remarks as the dispute over Morneau Shepell stock and potential market impact intensified.
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Gerard Deltell
Dominic LeBlanc
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Gun-control activists urge Trudeau not to back down
In Ottawa, Serge St Arneault and eight activists pressed Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to keep his promise to tighten firearm laws. They argued gun lobby opposition and delays by Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale’s group hinder a bill, while PolySeSouvient and Quebec mosque attack survivors seek action and a registry not revived.
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Free park admission ends for adults in Canada new year
Canada will resume admission for adults at national parks and heritage sites starting Jan 1 while keeping free entry for kids from 2018. The free program boosted visits by about 12 percent in the first seven months and drew over 14 million guests, with parks like Point Pelee seeing surge. Parks Canada operates 47 national parks and 170 heritage sites across the country.
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