Christopher Nardi is a Parliamentary Reporter with a focus on local Canadian news. He has written for various publications, including The Kingston Whig-Standard, The Vancouver Sun, and The Ottawa Citizen. His articles cover a range of topics, including politics, national security, and social issues.
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Christopher Nardi's coverage predominantly focuses on Canadian politics, government policies and legal policy regulations. Given the high percentage of government announcements and legal policy regulation in his articles, it is evident that he pays close attention to official statements, regulatory changes, and their implications.
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By: Christopher Nardi
Hogan confirmed her office would not be undertaking the 'value for money and performance audit'
By: Christopher Nardi
Despite the risks, the innovation minister said 'the government is not blocking Canadians' access to the TikTok application or their ability to create content'
By: Christopher Nardi
The poll suggests the federal NDP's support in British Columbia has fallen to 19 per cent, and also shows the party losing four points in the Prairies
By: Christopher Nardi
Randy Boissonnault must answer questions about why a company that he co-owned said it was Indigenous-owned while bidding on federal contracts, Tories say
By: Christopher Nardi
In an affidavit, 4M Medical described Global Health Imports as a 'fraudulent scheme' that stole a quarter-million dollars from his employer
By: Christopher Nardi, Stephanie Taylor
Employment Minister Randy Boissonnault now says his shift from Cree to Métis is because he has learned more about his past
By: Christopher Nardi, Stephanie Taylor
The Liberal Party advertised Employment Minister Randy Boissonnault as an Indigenous MP, among the 'largest number of Indigenous MPs' ever elected
By: Stephanie Taylor, Christopher Nardi
The Indigenous researcher Randy Boissonnault’s office says told him that he was “non-status adopted Cree" says he did not say that.
By: Christopher Nardi, Stephanie Taylor
'A prime minister committed to true reconciliation would have removed Randy,' said former Liberal cabinet minister Jody-Wilson Raybould
By: Christopher Nardi
Conservatives MPs called on Clark to resign over previous testimony about the purchase of a $9-million condo on Billionaires' Row
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