Sunday, 12 November 2017

CANADIAN Daily Digest November 11 2017.


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How Canada turned to Mexico to fend off TPP pressure from Japan, Australia

Trudeau weighing options on Quebec face-covering bill after court challenge
        �We weren�t ready�: Trudeau defends Canada�s actions on TPP
Budget watchdog considering legal �saga� with revenue agency to test his powers
        Trudeau may raise �drug war� killings with Philippines� Duterte at ASEAN meeting

Ethics commissioner examining Morneau�s sponsorship of pension bill
        Government still can�t say when legal pot goes on sale in Canada
Communities across Canada hold solemn Remembrance Day tributes
        On equalization, Jason Kenney is fighting the right fight in the worst way
Power Play: �It�s a never-ending story�
        The strange resignation of Alberta Party Leader Greg Clark
Will Ottawa take up the legal fight against Quebec�s face-covering ban?
        Before you go: why we don�t publicly express love
Running a Marathon: Goal Setting and Health Policy
        In praise of outliers in a hyperpartisan world

The reasons I�ve come to hate the news
        Trouble in �Paradise� for Justin Trudeau

On Remembrance Day, disabled vets still pushing for reinstatment of lifelong pensions
        Sexual harassment commonplace for women on Parliament Hill, MPs say
Trans-Pacific Trade Partners Are Moving On, Without the U.S.
        Liberals to offer equipment, training for peacekeeping but no mission commitment
Trudeau embrace of TPP could hurt tough NAFTA talks with Trump: experts
        To our inner Hadiya resisting workplace conformity, carry on. Just don�t keep calm
Greg Clark quits as Alberta Party leader, says party poised to grow
        Liberals settle libel lawsuit with snubbed nomination candidate, ex-MP
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Why the history of poverty keeps repeating itself - Martin Regg Cohn, Toronto Star
        Ottawa�s plan to slap a new tax on medical cannabis sparks outrage - Daniel Leblanc, The Globe and Mail
NDP�s Singh well-suited to emerge as Canada�s true populist leader - Adam Radwanski, The Globe and Mail
        BC NDP can only kick funding cans so far down the road - Vaughn Palmer, Vancouver Sun
The banal predictability of Julie Payette�s speech - John Snobelen, Toronto Sun
        Equifax warns data breach will harm future sales- im Finkle and Aparajita Saxena, The Globe and Mail
Higher prices, lower profits and $20 billion lost production: That�s what life without NAFTA looks like in Canada- Jesse Snyder, Financial Post
        Hydro One�s pursuit of Avista cuts into Q3 profit, revenue down from last year- CTV News
How Hudson�s Bay can stop from becoming the next Sears Canada: Olive- David Olive, Toronto Star
        Parental leave changes a baby step in the right direction, but �vast majority� of workers left out- CBC News

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La �Lady Gaga� du Vietnam interpell�e pour un slogan injurieux � l'intention de TrumpPlus
        Pologne: importante manifestation nationaliste pour la F�te de l'Ind�pendancePlus
Partenariat transpacifique: les n�gociations se poursuivent, assure TrudeauPlus
        Exploitation sexuelle: il passe des forces de l'ordre � la prisonPlus
Climat: l'action des villes et entreprises am�ricaines ne compense pas l'inaction f�d�ralePlus
        Grande manifestation pour la libert� des dirigeants ind�pendantistes en CatalognePlus
Un contr�leur a�rien arr�t� pour possession de bombePlus
        Tillerson visite la prison de Hano� o� a �t� d�tenu McCainPlus
La mairesse de Barcelone accuse Puigdemont d'avoir men� la Catalogne �au d�sastre�Plus
        400 corps d�couverts dans des charniers en Irak Plus

Le secteur agricole canadien en croissancePlus
        Ing�rence russe aux �tats-Unis: des �absurdit�s�, assure PoutinePlus
La taxe d'accise sur le cannabis m�dical soul�ve des craintesPlus

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Pence talks regularly to Biden, Cheney: report - Brooke Seipel, The Hill
        Finally, the Real Majority Fights Back Against Bitter Third - Joy-Ann Reid, The Daily Beast
Russia Scandal Befalls Two Brothers: John and Tony Podesta - Kenneth P. Vogel, New York Times
        How Republican losses in Virginia could mean real trouble for the GOP in 2018 - Steven Rogers, Washington Post
The GOP�s Roy Moore Problem Just Got Way Worse - Chris Cillizza, CNN
        Fusion GPS Dossier the Dirtiest Political Trick in US History - Kimberley Strassel, Wall Street Journal
Saudi Lebanon: Hezbollah lashes out over Saad al-Hariri- BBC News
        Refugees in Europe condemn �slow� family reunion process- John Psaropoulos, Al Jazeera
French former culture minister becomes new UNESCO head- AFP, The Times Of India
        Togo protests continue amid �stalemate� concerns- France 24
Catalan parliament speaker and four members of governing body bailed- Sam Jones and agency, The Guardian

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Future bloc defends Saudi Arabia
        US, Saudi Arabia accuse Iran over Yemen missile launch
Trump: Putin denies, is "insulted" by meddling accusation
        Canada's Trudeau says still more work to be done on TPP
Aoun calls on Saudi Arabia to clarify reasons for delay in Hariri's return to Lebanon
        Chinese spend billions online shopping on 'Singles Day'
Israel says downed Russian-made Syrian spy drone over Golan Heights
        Trump, Putin agree 'no military solution' in Syria: Kremlin
Gunmen target Egypt truck convoy, nine killed
        China gave Trump a win on trade and he didn�t even know it

EU to ease military movement in face of Russia threat
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John's message "The system should not be rigged." is vital to Ridings

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From: "John Feldsted" <jfeldsted@shaw.ca>
Subject: The stuff we seldom see: Secret settlement reached in feud between Liberals, ex-MP
Read More:
http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/liberal-party-legal-defamation-suit-1.4397431?cmp=news-digests-canada-and-world-morning

"First, this �secret� settlement cannot remain secret. The Liberal party must make a pay-out and account for it. It is a Liberal Party matter, so the Party must make the payment which in turn should be reported to Elections Canada as an expense. The funds cannot come from Government as the government was not involved in the Party candidate selection process.
Whether the settlement will be taxable as income to the complaints is another interesting matter."


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These incisions blocking democratic representation in an electoral district (riding) are not rare and are not confined to the Liberal Party. Political Party Leaders, back-room strategists and election teams want to keep candidate who are seasoned soldiers and will block out neophytes who may be equally capable but are untried.

When political boundaries are redrawn every 10 years, the problems become more intense. Every party has a plan to protect its star candidates who plan to run for re-election. The may mean rigging the candidate selection process in some ridings. Candidates running for a second or third term do not feel they should have to run a second campaign to secure their party nomination.

The may work for the Party power brokers, but is it the best solution for democratic representation? Electoral District electors should have the right to choose a candidate to represent them. Those who are happy with their current representative are likely to support him or her. When boundaries change, now electors should have the opportunity to endorse the incumbent or chose someone else. The system should not be rigged.

A nomination contest is not a sure thing even if an incumbent is running for a third or forth term. The incumbent must fight lethargy � supports who are certain that he or she will win they fail to cast a ballot. Incumbents have been upset when their support fails to show.

We do considerable hand-wringing over low voter turnouts. Candidate selection processes are the run-up to a general election and where party supporters, donors and volunteers are identified. Blocking a nomination race is not in the best interest of electors or democracy. We can�t expect to get electors interested if we block them out of the fundamentals of electing a representative.

John Feldsted


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