At a news conference today, Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau say they stand “shoulder to shoulder” on dealing with the protests in Ottawa
, the Ottawa Citizen tracks the endorsements the mayoral front-runners have picked up as the finish line looms.
MENDICINO IN SASKATCHEWAN – Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino, in Prince Albert, Sask., made an announcement on strengthening community safety with the Prince Albert Grand Council, which represents a dozen First Nations in the province. MOMENT OF SILENCE – On Monday, members of the House of Commons observed a moment of silence for two slain police officers from the South Simcoe Police Service in Innisfil, Ont. There’s a storyGREEN PARTY EXITING OTTAWA OFFICE – The Green Party says it is leaving its downtown Ottawa office because, according to a statement, “We don’t need a space for 35 people to show up every day” because of the benefits of working from home and remotely.
NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh, in Ottawa, held a news conference on dealing with affordability issues and the grocery sector and spoke to a Canadian Labour Congress Canadian Council meeting.
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