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‘Freedom convoy’ comes to Ottawa

Supporters of the ‘Freedom Convoy’ gather along Wellington Street in downtown Ottawa early in the day on Jan. 29, 2022. Thousands of truckers and protesters against cross-border vaccine mandates and COVID restrictions rallied on Parliament Hill Jan. 29.The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade A ‘freedom convoy’ supporter holding a Confederate flag walks on Parliament […]

Grit MP Taylor Roy encourages public policy students to hold on through the pandemic

Liberal MP Leah Taylor Roy will be the keynote speaker at a virtual event for first-year students at York University’s McLaughlin College. Taylor Roy, who represents the Ontario riding of Aurora–Oak Ridges–Richmond Hill, told The Hill Times she was delighted to be invited to the Jan. 27 event, and that she will use the speech […]

Rural Economic Development Minister Hutchings’ firms up 13-member team

Rural Economic Development Minister Gudie Hutchings has finalized her new office, with 13 staff in place, including Kendra Wilcox as director of policy and operations and Danielle Moriarty as head of parliamentary affairs. As previously reported, Alex Howell is chief of staff to the first-time minister from Newfoundland and Labrador.  Wilcox is well familiar with […]

McKenna gets a new gig, joins Columbia’s Center on Global Energy

Former federal environment minister Catherine McKenna, who represented Ottawa Centre, Ont., from 2015 to 2021, and who did not run in the last election, is joining Columbia’s Center on Global Energy Policy as a distinguished visiting fellow and will be “working on practical solutions to help scale climate action with CGEP and the new Columbia […]