Thursday, 1 February 2018

CANADIAN DAILY DIGEST February 1, 2018


The DAILY DIGEST: INFORMATION and OPINION
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Caroline Mulroney, Christine Elliott to run for Ontario PC leadership

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh announces investigation into allegation involving MP Erin Weir
        Trudeau says he doesn�t see himself ever returning to live at 24 Sussex
Kellie Leitch�s Leadership Campaign Paid Rebel Media Tens of Thousands of Dollars, Records Show
        Trudeau sides with Alberta in pipeline dust-up with B.C.
Doug Ford abandons plans for mayoral election rematch, puts �pedal to the metal� in Ontario PC leadership race
        Senate holds off on forcing Lynn Beyak to take down �racist� letters from her website

Ruth Ellen Brosseau�s political rise a welcome triumph
        Justin Trudeau on electoral reform: Maybe consistency isn�t the word
The challenges mount for Andrew Scheer
        Liberals will win the fight on Canada Summer Jobs program
Women must be at centre of fixing Indigenous child welfare system
        Even after death, Canada denies Tina Fontaine dignity
A year later, Trudeau will only revisit electoral reform if pushed by other parties � something MPs don�t buy
        Canadian tycoon was not murdered, it was murder-suicide says cousin
MPs high-five in Commons over Senate approval of gender neutral O Canada
        Everyone take a breath � Ontario�s PCs have chosen a reasonable path to picking their new leader

Donald Trump�s State of the Union victory is our failure
        Senate amendments to gender diversity bill set to test Trudeau�s feminist principles
How Ontario�s Tories tried to make it right but got it all wrong
        Canada guilty of forging crisis in Indigenous foster care

�The Big 5� � Carla Qualtrough on Military Procurement
        Plurality of Canadians disapprove of removing Sir John A. MacDonald�s name from building and landmarks; wealthiest most strongly opposed: poll
Details trickle out about cultural exemptions in Pacific Rim trade deal
        Canada ranks No. 6, U.S. 21 on democracy index
Tories pledge tax break for those on parental leave
        Barrie-area MP blames �Toronto elites� for turmoil in PC party
Conservatives lining up to run against Hehr in Calgary Centre
        Trudeau firmly defends summer job grant policy at Winnipeg town hall
Trans Mountain pipeline project will be built, prime minister vows
        Pipelines, not carbon taxes, bigger factor in energy competitivess: report

Ontario PC leadership race is on: here�s how it shapes up
        Netflix buys Quebec zombie movie amid tensions over streaming service�s investment in Canada
Tribunal again tells feds to fund Indigenous child welfare, minister agrees
        Canada guilty of forging crisis in Indigenous foster care
Fintrac�s money-laundering penalties in limbo after court ruling
        Ontario Progressive Conservatives to announce new leader on March 10
Ontario Politics: Tory, Mulroney, Elliott, and Baird hold greatest appeal to soft PC voters
        Post-Patrick Brown Poll: The Only Certainty In Ontario Is Uncertainty
Trudeau again faces hecklers during town hall in Winnipeg
        Trudeau on summer jobs funding controversy: �We are not rolling back the clock on women�s rights�
Justin True-dope: PM informed of new strain of marijuana at Winnipeg town hall
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Candidates for Ont. Progressive Conservative leadership must register by Feb. 16 - The Canadian Press, CTV News
        Digital media company lays off workers after getting provincial funding - Kristin Rushowy, Toronto Star
Scheer proposes tax relief for new parents - The Canadian Press, CTV News
        Ontario PCs will name a new leader on March 10 - The Canadian Press, CTV News
Thunder Bay town hall quizzes premier on school funding, auto insurance - Robert Benzie, Toronto Star
        Can Trudeau afford to step back into grimy pipeline politics? - Campbell Clark, The Globe and Mail
Notley says B.C. will face consequences over plan to ban increased oil shipments - The Canadian Press, Vancouver Sun
        Trudeau�s male feminism isn�t a get-out-of-jail-free card - Anthony Furey, Toronto Sun
Notley singing from Kenney�s songbook in fight with B.C. - Lorne Gunter, Edmonton Sun
        Canadian dollar reaches four-month high as economy strengthens, greenback falls- Fergal Smith, The Globe and Mail

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Journ�e contre l'islamophobie : le gouvernement Trudeau toujours incapable de trancherPlus
        Une note explosive et secr�te sur des �coutes oppose Trump au FBIPlus
Guatemala : le volcan Fuego en �ruption, alerte orange d�clench�ePlus
        Afrique du Sud: op�ration en cours pour remonter un millier de mineurs coinc�s sous terrePlus
Un autre poste de commandement a �t� install�Plus
        Les conservateurs proposent un all�gement fiscal pour les nouveaux parentsPlus
Internet : Cuba accuse les �tats-Unis de vouloir �violer sa souverainet�Plus
        �La s�curit� dans les palais de justice est en p�ril�, selon le Syndicat des constables sp�ciaux du gouvernement du Qu�becPlus
Dopage: la Russie savoure sa revanchePlus
        Agence du Revenu : la Cour supr�me refuse d'entendre RONAPlus

Le Texas va ex�cuter un meurtrier qui avait choqu� l'Am�riquePlus
        Le kava, breuvage �cre anti-stress en plein boomPlus
Le Kremlin �tr�s content� de l'annulation de la suspension de sportifs russesPlus
        Une seconde bombe de la Deuxi�me Guerre mondiale trouv�e en une semaine � Hong KongPlus
Mueller se concentre sur une rencontre � la Trump Tower Plus
        Fouilles �largies � la recherche de victimesPlus
Pas de confirmation s'il s'agit d'argent proprePlus
        Les surdoses mortelles aux opiac�s ont explos� en 2017 au CanadaPlus
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With Kennedy, Dems Rediscover Obama�s Compelling Vision - Matthew Yglesias, Vox
        Democrats Panic Over Avalanche of Good Economic News - Liz Peek, The Hill
�All of America Is Applauding While They Are Sitting� - Salena Zito, New York Post
        Trump Was the Grown-Up in the Room - Scott Jennings, CNN
Trump enters 2018 with more than $32 million for his reelection bid and the Republican Party - Michelle Ye Hee Lee, Washington Post
        Train carrying GOP lawmakers to retreat hits trash truck, one dead - Daniella Silva, Tom Costello and Ali Vitali, NBC News
Islamic scholar Tariq Ramadan detained in Paris on rape accusations- France 24
        Catalonia�s Puigdemont denies giving up after �defeat� texts- BBC News
China calls on US to drop �Cold War mentality�- The Associated Press, The Times Of India
        Egyptian opposition calls for boycott of �absurd� poll- Al Jazeera
Russia-backed Syrian peace talks agree deal on new constitution- Patrick Wintour, The Guardian

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Egypt starts radar scans for secret rooms behind Tut's tomb
        CIA defends meeting with Russian spy officials
In new EU sea mission, ships not obliged to bring migrants to Italy
        US not ruling out fresh military action in Syria
U.S. reserves right to use military action against Syrian government to prevent, deter chemical weapons use: Senior U.S. official
        Olympic officials failed to act on Nassar sex abuse claims: report
UN agency asks Arab nations for funds after US aid cut
        Syrian opposition will work with Sochi proposal under UN auspices: chief negotiator
Lithuania arrests three men on suspicion of spying for Russia
        Turkish forces in Afrin represent 'aggression and occupation,' will be dealt with accordingly: Syrian govt

Trade deal with Britain must prevent unfair tax, labor competition: EU
        Russian specialists to arrive at Iran's Fordow nuclear facility: RIA
US cannabis capitalists exploit loopholes by 'gifting' the drug
        World food prices steady in January, cereal output seen at record high: UN FAO
UK's May: EU nationals won't get same rights after Brexit
        Space for Israeli-Palestinian compromise vanishing
Russia�s Syria peace strategy in question
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From: "John Feldsted" <jfeldsted@shaw.ca>
Subject: Well this is just special

Trudeau says zero tolerance on misconduct toward women applies to him as well
In CBC Radio interview, PM says recent high-profile cases aren't about compliments taken the wrong way
CBC News Read on: http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/trudeau-careful-metoo-1.4511093?cmp=news-digests-cbc-news-politics

Forgive my bluntness, but no s**t Sherlock? You are one of a few million Canadian males who don�t lay awake wondering if past indiscretions will catch up to them.

Also keep in mind that sexual indiscretions are not confined to males. Females and members of the gay community also commit indiscretions. Whenever there are interactions leading towards intimacy, there are minefields of misadventure awaiting. Not everyone is civil, respectful and ethical.

For most of us the transition to adulthood is a rough and tumble adventure. Reaching the age of majority does not suddenly infuse us with mature adult wisdom. We must each find our own way to maturity. Along the way, we suffer humiliations, bruised egos and hurt feelings. In most cases, we get over our hurts, dry our eyes and get on with growing up.

I do not condone or make excuses for sexual assaults, harassment, intimidation or interference. That is correctly viewed as over the line and the cause of real harm to the victims. As a society, we have done very little to hold perpetrators to account. The latest excuse for inaction is that we must protect the privacy of the individuals involved. Victims of sexual abuse want justice, not anonymity! Protecting the privacy of a sexual predator is a license to avoid sanctions for unacceptable behaviour.

We are currently allowing the media to step in as prosecutors of alleged sexual misconduct. Our government has abdicated its role in protecting the victims and dealing with the perpetrators on our behalf. Ensuring the safety and security of all citizens is an important part of a lawful, civil society.

Talking down to us as if we are Ms Brown's fifth grade class won't cut it. Endless yakking won't cut it.

Deal with it!

John Feldsted

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