Alberta panel studying foreign funding of environmentalists is necessary
Special to Financial Post Jack Mintz Foreign climate philanthropists, fossil fuel companies, tech companies, unions and governments should not be... View Article
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Jason Kenney: Alberta will lead on internal trade and hopes all Canada joins us
Special to National Post Jason Kenney Internal barriers to trade and labour mobility cost our economy between $50 billion and... View Article
McCallum is enlisting China’s aid in re-electing the Liberals — and coaching them how to do it
Andrew Coyne Whose interests was he taking it upon himself to defend? The Liberal Party’s, certainly. China’s apparently. It’s just... View Article
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to visit Edmonton for campaign event
By Caley Ramsay Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will be in Edmonton on Thursday evening for a campaign event, leading up... View Article
Developer offers to give land back to First Nation where Oka Crisis happened
Jessica Deer Land is a part of The Pines, a forested area important to the Mohawks of Kanesatake A Quebec... View Article
Liberals nominate well-known anti-pipeline activist to take Montreal NDP seat
By Giuseppe Valiante Within a few minutes of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s speech Wednesday night introducing his newest candidate for... View Article
Sources say RCMP opened file on Liberal MP whose firm facilitated real estate deals in B.C.
By Sam Cooper Global News has learned the RCMP opened a file on B.C. Liberal MP Joe Peschisolido after... View Article
Trudeau’s Socialist Ideals – Liberal Largesse
Self-inflicted socialist wounds crippling Canada’s economy Justin Trudeau has Canada headed toward another fiscal calamity, through a series of policy... View Article
The magical thinking of Catherine McKenna
Lorrie Goldstein More from Lorrie Goldstein Every so often, federal Environment Minister Catherine McKenna’s always cheerful tweet thread about... View Article
Canada, Britain launch push to protect media freedom at international conference
By The Associated Press Britain and Canada are leading a push to secure more protections for journalists, saying a free... View Article
For Canada, the G20 summit in Saudi Arabia could be far more tense than most
Evan Dyer · CBC News Ottawa has won UN praise for its public stances on Saudi offences – but it’s... View Article
After a stunning spring, Greens might hit their poll ceiling this summer
Éric Grenier · CBC News Poll after poll showed Greens reaching new heights — but has the party hit its... View Article
Liberal MP found to have broken ethics rules but won’t face sanctions
Rachel Gilmore, CTVNews.ca Writer @atRachelGilmore Ethics Commissioner Mario Dion has found a Liberal MP broke ethics rules when she endorsed... View Article
‘Planetary catastrophe’ averted by Russian crew in burning nuclear submarine, captain says
Bloomberg News Henry Meyer and Stepan Kravchenko A Kremlin spokesman said he wasn’t aware of the official’s comments but said... View Article
Maxime Bernier visits Alberta to try to coax disillusioned conservatives over to People’s Party
Sarah Rieger · CBC News Bernier calls Scheer a ‘fake conservative’ and says he offers a truer vision Maxime Bernier,... View Article