Raisa Patel is a political reporter with a focus on local Canadian politics. She writes for publications such as the Toronto Star and The Peterborough Examiner, and her work has also appeared in various other publications including the St. Catharines Standard Group Inc, The Hamilton Spectator, Niagara Falls Review, The Welland Tribune, and Waterloo Region Record. Raisa covers a range of political topics, including government policies, elections, and the impact of politics on everyday Canadians.
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By: Mark Ramzy, Alex Ballingall, Raisa Patel
A question mark still looms over Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's leadership after he faced dissenters in his own caucus behind closed doors on Wednesday, and MPs emerged without a clear endorsement of his grip on the embattled Liberal party.
By: Alex Ballingall, Raisa Patel, Mark Ramzy
OTTAWA—A question mark still looms over Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's leadership after he faced dissenters in his own caucus behind closed doors on Wednesday and told them he was staying on. Despite that, MPs emerged without a clear endorsement of his grip on the embattled Liberal party.
By: Raisa Patel, Alex Ballingall, Mark Ramzy
A question mark still looms over Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's leadership after he faced dissenters in his own caucus behind closed doors on
By: Mark Ramzy, Alex Ballingall, Raisa Patel
Trudeau faced his caucus critics behind closed doors Wednesday regarding the contents of a letter from 24 “concerned MPs.”
By: Raisa Patel
Two reports from Ontario's chief coroner released last week shed new light on the challenges in granting medical assistance in dying to some Canadians who are not approaching their natural deaths.
By: Raisa Patel
Two reports from Ontario's chief coroner released last week shed new light on the challenges in granting medical assistance in dying to some Canadians who are not approaching their natural
The CRTC’s decision brings to an end more than two years of friction between the search giant, the Liberal government, and Canada’s shrinking news industry.
By: Raisa Patel
The CRTC's decision brings to an end more than two years of friction between the search giant, the Liberal government, and Canada's shrinking news industry.
By: Raisa Patel, Alex Ballingall
One week after that discord flared up behind closed doors, several cabinet ministers and MPs signalled they are growing frustrated with ongoing questions about Trudeau's standing.
By: Raisa Patel, Alex Ballingall
One week after that discord flared up behind closed doors, several cabinet ministers and MPs signalled they are growing frustrated with ongoing questions about Trudeau's standing.
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