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When Ottawa and Quebec agreed to leave caribou protection to the province, Ottawa set two conditions: Quebec must designate 65% of the territory where woodland caribou live as protected areas and First Nations must be included in the agreement

Quebec still stalling on protection for woodland caribou When the federal and Quebec governments agreed a year ago to leave caribou protection to the province, Ottawa set two conditions: Quebec must designate 65 per cent of the territory where woodland caribou live as protected areas and First Nations must be included in the final agreement.

Kady O'Malley takes a look at the week ahead in federal politics

Final stretch of summer sees Trudeau on vacation, little on the political radar A look ahead at the week in federal politics.

The union —ILWU Canada — later confirmed that just under 75 per cent of members voted to approve the deal, which was reached with the BC Maritime Employers Association last Sunday

ILWU members approve deal with ports employers A source close to the labour dispute says ILWU Canada members voted to approve the deal. Voting was held Thursday and today, and the union is expected to announce results later tonight.

Statistics published for the month of May show the number of properties being used for short-term rentals increased 42.1 per cent in Ontario since May 2022, from a total count of 46,226 to 65,698

Short-term rentals on the rise in Ontario as housing crisis deepens Statistics published for the month of May show the number of properties being used for short-term rentals increased 42.1 per cent in Ontario since May 2022, from a total count of 46,226 to 65,698.

Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities was registered last week by Cody Jordison, a member of their board of directors

SARM lobbying feds on infrastructure funding, health care, broadband Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities was registered last week by Cody Jordison, a member of their board of directors.

Trudeau-Gregoire split headlines our look at what the activist media is reporting on this week

Right-leaning media outlets mull over Trudeau-Gregoire split Here’s what the activist media is reporting on this week.

In virtually every speech and press conference over the last week, Trudeau has taken aim at the Conservative leader, frequently bringing up Poilievre by name, even on issues that have not directly involved the Opposition leader

‘Sharper attacks’: Trudeau takes aim at Poilievre as Liberals eye rare fourth mandate In virtually every speech and press conference over the last week, Trudeau has taken aim at the Conservative leader, frequently bringing up Poilievre by name, even on issues that have not directly involved the Opposition leader.

In statements posted to Instagram, both say they have made the decision after “many meaningful and difficult conversations" https://www.ipolitics.ca/news/trudeaus-announce-separation-after-18-years-of-marriage

What’s happening on and off the Hill today, plus the news you need to start your day

Singh makes the rounds at the Royal St. John’s Regatta What’s happening on and off the Hill today, plus the news you need to start your day.

The company says it is removing news for all Canadian users over the course of the next few weeks https://www.ipolitics.ca/news/all-news-in-canada-will-be-removed-from-facebook-instagram-within-weeks-meta

Kady O'Malley takes a closer look at just how the new front bench lineup will influence the cross-aisle back-and-forth when the House of Commons reopens for business this fall

How could Trudeau’s new cabinet lineup shake up cross-aisle House dynamics? A timely deep dive into parliamentary procedure.