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A roundup of Canadian political news including a third consecutive sports award, Prime Minister Mark Carney's recognition in a political survey, a Liberal pre-summit fundraiser, former political staff launching an advisory firm, and updates involving federal MPs and political figures.
Plus: Past minister Carla Qualtrough and two ex-staffers launch an advisory firm, former Bloc MP Claude Bachand has died, Liberal MP Yvan Baker ties the knot, and Elinor Caplan's former staffers plan a 'mini renuion' in Toronto on Oct. 5.
We are the champions: 'We were thrilled to take home this award for the third consecutive year,' said first-base player Janaki Mody, right, pictured with fellow ProRogues team members Stéphanie Haché , left, Annie Carey , Julie McCarthy , and Carole Saab . By entering your email address you consent to receive email from The Hill Times containing news, analysis, updates and offers.
Carney ranked best public speaker, most quotable, hardest working, and one of the best fundraisers in The Hill Times’ 30th annual Politically Savvy SurveyLiberals’ pre-Summit fundraiser rakes in big bucks, but ‘difficult optics’ may not be worth price of admission: observers Canada-U.S. trade conflict is an old movie with new actors, but it’s now on the precipice of becoming genuinely ugly
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