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Manitoba legislature members trade insults over tofu, lattes and criminal past
By Steve Lambert Tofu-eaters. Misogynists. Criminal. The insults have been flying fast and furious at the Manitoba legislature, where even Tom Lindsey, the Speaker who is in charge of maintaining order, got into it by calling one legislature member “not that clever.” Both the governing New Democrats and Opposition Progressive Conservatives agree decorum in the chamber has been very poor, but each side blames the other. With high school students watching part of the proceedings from the public gallery, Lindsey…
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Manitoba legislature members trade insults over tofu, lattes and criminal past
By Steve Lambert Tofu-eaters. Misogynists. Criminal. The insults have been flying fast and furious at the…
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First Nations leader says pipeline MOU changes nothing, tanker ban is non-negotiable
By Ashley Joannou and Wolfgang Depner The president of the Coastal First Nations in British Columbia…
Marten Falls signs historic $39.5-million agreement with Ontario
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Eby brands pipeline ‘energy vampire’ as First Nations vow it will never happen
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Liberal MPs silent in Ottawa as Carney makes waves out west
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Northern First Nations take stand against mining in homelands
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Eby brands pipeline ‘energy vampire’ as First Nations vow it will never happen
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BC’s climate review says ‘build on what works’ — but LNG still blows a hole in the plan
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Carney-Smith deal will bring carbon capture to Cold Lake. They don’t want it
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Allies gather to support future Indigenous court during inaugural justice conference
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Hodgson says it’s ‘premature’ to draw conclusions about B.C. tanker ban fate
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