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Completely dumbfounded to learn from this incredible Ringer story that the Nets blog I've been reading for two decades is secretly run by an 81-year-old investigative journalist https://t.co/aKeoACRGOR
NEW: Metrolinx is cutting the number of public board meetings it holds every year from four to two, CBC News has learned, a move critics say will worsen transparency at the transit agency. #Topoli#Onpoli
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RFPS is on scene of a house fire 5000 Blk Boswell Cr. Fire reported at 5:47pm. Fire through the roof on arrival. Crews have the fire under control. Occupants are accounted for and no injuries reported. Salvage and overhaul operations ongoing. Please avoid the area. #YQR
They said the quiet part out loud.
The feds and Base Gagetown are purposely not commenting on this story in hopes it doesn't get in the way of budget coverage. 🤦
.@MarkJCarney says his government has found a new Canadian ambassador to #China and is going through the standard process of accrediting that pick with China. The PM, at a news conference in Montreal, did not name the pick. #cdnpoli
Thanks to @CBC for reporting on my team's research on improved soil health from the adoption of zero tillage following the commercialization of genetically modified crops. https://t.co/jS5mmVrxZo
Prime Minister Mark Carney says he believes Industry minister Melanie Joly is doing good work handling the file with Stellantis, when asked about calls for her to be fired by Poilievre following news Roshel will by the Stellantis assembly plant.
Inside Scoop - How to navigate opaque access to information systems: An interview with Brett McKay and Anna Mehler Paperny, on the Canadian Association of Journalists website. Nov. 26, 1 p.m. ET
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A security agent for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth just warned the reporters here — for Hegseth’s first press conference in 6 months — that we will be physically removed from the briefing room if we are not professional and maintain decorum. We asked if that meant no shouted questions and got no clarity. It’s the first time any of us could ever remember being threatened like this. Shouted questions are normal. “This is crazy town” one journalist said, noting the White House has never threatened reporters like that. We’re in the room, back row:
Injured soldiers from the CFB Wainwright fire face challenges ahead. Extraordinary measures were, and are, being taken to help them recover. Our story for @CBCTheNational: https://t.co/i8zpomfAa6