Trudeau star power unlikely to win Medicine Hat byelection
The Alberta byelection in Medicine Hat Cardston Warner pits the Conservative candidate Glen Motz against Liberal Stan Sakamoto after Jim Hillyer’s death. Trudeau drew crowds but experts expect Conservatives to hold the riding, noting the long Conservative tradition and past margins.
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Medicine Hat
Cardston-Warner
Jim Hillyer
Parliament Hill
Justin Trudeau
Stan Sakamoto
Calgary
Lori Williams
Mount Royal University
Hillyer
Bud Olson
Social Credit
Pierre Trudeau
Olson
Progressive Conservatives
Reform
Canadian Alliance
Conservative
Glen Motz
Motz
Sakamoto
Bob Porter
Stephen Harper
Bev Waege
NDP
Rod Taylor
Christian Heritage Party
Sheldon Johnston
Kayne Cooper
Rhinoceros Party
Saskatchewan NDP eye 2020 win after election loss
At a Saskatoon convention interim leader Trent Wotherspoon said the NDP will roll up sleeves to earned back trust and prepare for the next vote in 2020. Delegates backed resolutions to curb impaired driving and regulate pipelines while vowing not to sell SaskTel.
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Saskatchewan
NDP
Trent Wotherspoon
Tcu Place
Saskatchewan Party
Wotherspoon
Dave McGrane
University of Saskatchewan
Room left to grow Canada's first aboriginal justice minister one year in
A year into her role, Jody Wilson-Raybould, Canada's first Indigenous justice minister, faces high expectations and criticism. She oversees bills on assisted dying and cannabis, reforms to criminal justice, and actions toward a nation-to-nation relationship, while balancing indigenous concerns and cabinet pressures.
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Ottawa
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Jody Wilson-Raybould
Trudeau
Supreme Court
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Cotler
Wilson Raybould
Judy Foote
Anne McLellan
Wilson-Raybould
McLellan
Jane Philpott
Supreme Court of Canada
Shanaaz Gokool
Dying With Dignity Canada
Gokool
Charter of Rights and Freedoms
We Wai Kai
Campbell River
B.C
Assembly of First Nations
Victoria Stafford killer seeks new trial blaming accomplice
Michael Rafferty appeals to Ontario Court of Appeal arguing trial errors and overreliance on co‑conspirator Terri-Lynne McClintic testimony. Defense says lack of corroboration undermined verdict on kidnapping and murder, while Crown defends substantial corroboration and verdict.
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Victoria Stafford
Ontario
Michael Rafferty
Woodstock
Ont
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Rafferty
Paul Calarco
Court of Appeal For
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Calarco
The
Crown
Inuit to address shipping group for first time
A Canadian Inuit delegation appears before the International Maritime Organization in London to press Arctic voice inclusion. They urge stronger Arctic protections, criticizing the Polar Code for not banning heavy fuel oil.
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Tayak Curley
Canada
United States
Russia
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Organization
Marine Environment Protection Committee
London
Kitack Lim
Arctic
Curley
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