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- Plus, Margaret Atwood receives a prestigious French award, Shari Graydon wants to boost gender parity in politics, Omayra Issa joins CPAC, Bruce Anderson is a painter, Don Martin is on a trip, Stephen Maher is sailing, and Charlie Angus writes another book.
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- Plus, David Leonard takes over for Charlie Foran at the Writers’ Trust; Finance Canada says no to hybrid budget lockup for media; Gerry Butts on day 1,462 since his last cigarette, who's counting; foreign interference hearing starts later this month; Stephanie Levitz Star's new deputy bureau chief; and Mark Audcent dies.
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- Plus, David Leonard takes over for Charlie Foran at the Writers’ Trust; Finance Canada says no to hybrid budget lockup for media; Gerry Butts on day 1,462 since his last cigarette, who's counting; foreign interference hearing starts later this month; Stephanie Levitz Star's new deputy bureau chief; and Mark Audcent dies.
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- Plus, journalist Kyle Duggan joins Politico Canada after a few years in Japan, and former Jean Chrétien-era cabinet minister Dave Dingwall to host Cape Breton Capers shindig at Queen Street Fare.
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- Plus, journalist Kyle Duggan joins Politico Canada after a few years in Japan, and former Jean Chrétien-era cabinet minister Dave Dingwall to host Cape Breton Capers shindig at Queen Street Fare.
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- Plus, when asked by The Wire Report's Paul Park about running to be Toronto's next mayor, Liberal MP Michael Coteau says he hasn't 'ruled it out 100 per cent,' and a new book on the 'stories behind the stories' from prolific writer Roy MacGregor set to hit shelves in August.
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- Plus, when asked by The Wire Report's Paul Park about running to be Toronto's next mayor, Liberal MP Michael Coteau says he hasn't 'ruled it out 100 per cent,' and a new book on the 'stories behind the stories' from prolific writer Roy MacGregor set to hit shelves in August.
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