There’s a Globe and Mail Explainer here on Air Canada’s flight cancellations, and a story here on weekend developments. Story here.ĪIR CANADA INCOMPETENT: NB MINISTER - New Brunswick’s education minister is lashing out at Air Canada, saying the airline is incompetent because it decided on the weekend to cancel a Monday flight that would have taken him and four officials to a meeting in Regina. NO FEDERAL FINANCING FOR LNG PROPOSALS: WILKINSON - Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson says two private-sector proposals to export liquefied natural gas from Canada’s East Coast to European countries struggling to reduce their reliance on Russian fuel will need to move forward without federal financing. Have any feedback? Let us know what you think. If you're reading this on the web, subscribers can sign up for the Politics newsletter and more than 20 others on our newsletter signup page. It is available exclusively to our digital subscribers. This is the daily Politics Briefing newsletter, written by Ian Bailey. Pruden reported here on how the Pope’s impending visit to a former residential school in Maskwacis, Alberta had sparked mixed emotions. “The first thing is to go to Russia to try to help in some way, but I would like to go to both capitals.”Įuropean Bureau Chief Eric Reguly and Reporter Tavia Grant reported here on the announcement of the Pope’s visit.Īnd feature writer Jana G. “And now it is possible, after I come back from Canada, it is possible that I manage to go to Ukraine,” he said. We exchanged messages about this because I thought that if the Russian president gave me a small window to serve the cause of peace … “I would like to go (to Ukraine), and I wanted to go to Moscow first. The 85-year-old Pope has previously apologized for abuses perpetrated against the children in Canada’s residential schools, and there have been hopes his pending visit with stops in Quebec City, Edmonton and Iqaluit will include a stronger apology and further action from the Catholic Church on the issue.Īs he talked to Reuters about hoped-for trips ahead, he mentioned Canada. Doctors had previously said the Pope might have to miss his trip to Canada unless he agreed to undergo 20 more days of physical therapy and rest for pain in his right knee.
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