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Sue Allan

Toronto

Editor at POLITICO

Editor, POLITICO Canada via Maclean’s, iPolitics + Ottawa Citizen | @CDN_WPF l @KiplingerFellow | Oxford Climate Journalism Network 2024 @risj_oxford

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  • 1 week ago | politico.com | Mickey Djuric |Nick Taylor-Vaisey |Sue Allan

    | Subscribe here | | Follow Politico CanadaThanks for reading Canada Playbook. Back to work. In today’s edition:→ New Democrats need a lifeline; Liberals need some phone-a-friends. → Advice for House rookies — yes, all of ’em. → Plus, a guide to the benches: Who is sitting where — and why. LOOK WHO’S TALKING — PETE HOEKSTRA just learned the hard way that although he’s the U.S. envoy to Canada, there’s no reliable way of speaking for DONALD TRUMP.

  • 1 week ago | greatbritishlife.co.uk | Sue Allan

    Louie Whitemore is an award-winning set and costume designer whose work spans theatre, ballet and opera, installations and site-specific productions. Her work now is both national and international, following a Technical and Production Arts degree from Scotland’s Royal Conservatoire, the prestigious Motley Theatre Design Course, and 18 years industry experience.

  • 1 week ago | politico.com | Mickey Djuric |Sue Allan |Nick Taylor-Vaisey

    After the pomp and ceremony, he’ll preside over a tight, three-week sitting in which he’s pledged to pass a “middle class” tax cut and reduce regulations on businesses to allow for more open trade within Canada. Both measures aim to offset Donald Trump’s tariffs, as Canada and the U.S. renegotiate a new trade and security deal. Carney will have to find his feet in Canada’s House of Commons while confronting pressing challenges and undergoing a crash course in real-world politics.

  • 1 week ago | yahoo.com | Mickey Djuric |Sue Allan |Nick Taylor-Vaisey

    OTTAWA — Mark Carney is getting to work. Parliament has reopened in Ottawa after a nearly six-month hiatus. And the former central banker, who campaigned as a political outside and seasoned crisis manager, is up against a steep learning curve. Canada’s new prime minister will outline his priorities on Tuesday in a speech he’s recruited King Charles III to deliver.

  • 1 week ago | politico.com | Mike Blanchfield |Sue Allan |Nick Taylor-Vaisey

    | Subscribe here | | Follow Politico CanadaHappy Monday. Thanks for reading Canada Playbook. Let’s get into it. → The PM’s Trump cards? A king and queen. → First up in a high-stakes session? Electing a speaker. → Plus, DAVID PRATT shares a footnote on the Golden Dome. King Charles III held an audience with Prime Minister Mark Carney at Buckingham Palace on March 17.

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