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O’Toole spearheaded the effort in December, 2019, back when he was still the party’s foreign-affairs critic.

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If former president Donald Trump, or a similar candidate, loses again in 2024, renegade military units might overthrow the election winner and install Trump in the White House, retired brigadier-general Steven Anderson and retired major-generals Paul Eaton and Antonio Taguba write in a Washington Post op-ed.Ĭonservative Party will not lead effort to revive Commons China committee: Erin O’Toole’s Conservatives say they won’t lead an effort to resurrect a parliamentary committee that probed Canada-China relations in the past Parliament. military deeply divided and future coup attempt possible: The United States could be subject to a military coup after the next presidential election unless it acts now to tamp down signs of insurrection within the ranks, three retired generals are warning. Got a news tip that you’d like us to look into? E-mail us at Need to share documents securely? Reach out via SecureDrop Some 1.3 million people cast ballots this year, almost a million fewer than in the past election in 2016, when turnout was 58.2 per cent. Sunday’s turnout was 30.2 per cent – 13 percentage points lower than the previous low, in 2000. If that is the case, the message was not a strong one. In a statement after polls closed Sunday night, Hong Kong’s Beijing-appointed leader, Carrie Lam, thanked those who voted, saying their ballots were not only for individual candidates but “also a show of support for the improved electoral system.” Few, however, cast their votes, with turnout in the city’s first legislative election under a new “patriots-only” system at a historic low.

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Hong Kong’s shopping streets, country parks and tourist attractions were packed Sunday as people took advantage of balmy weather and free public transit for election day. Hong Kong’s ‘patriots-only’ election sees record low turnout

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Yet, despite the grim headlines and the even grimmer prospect of another locked-down Christmas, we can’t allow ourselves to give in to apocalyptic despair. There is an alarming number of breakthrough cases, too – infections in the vaccinated. We’re seeing record COVID-19 case numbers in almost every province, and those disturbing daily case counts will likely continue for days or weeks. With the arrival of the fast-moving Omicron variant, there’s much to be dejected about on the pandemic front, writes The Globe’s health columnist André Picard. Opinion: Omicron is discouraging but a strong response now may bring the end in sight If you’re reading this on the web, or it was forwarded to you from someone else, you can sign up for Morning Update and more than 20 other Globe newsletters on our newsletter signup page. This is the daily Morning Update newsletter. The Public Service Pay Centre in Miramichi, N.B.

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