Case of alleged spy for China tangled in prolonged secrecy disputes
By Jim Bronskill , The Canadian Press The case of a Canadian man accused of trying to spy for China... View Article
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B.C. to argue for injunction on Alberta’s turn-off-the-taps law in Calgary court
By Lauren Krugel British Columbia’s request for an injunction against Alberta’s so-called turn-off-the-taps law is to be heard in a... View Article
Ontario’s top court rules today on federal government’s carbon-pricing law
By Colin Perkel Ontario’s top court rules today on the validity of the federal government’s carbon charge. The Doug Ford... View Article
Boeing falsified records for 787 jet sold to Air Canada. It developed a fuel leak
by Katie Nicholson · CBC News Air Canada said only 1 plane affected and Boeing said ‘immediate corrective action was... View Article
Don’t read into darker-skinned Trudeau image, Conservatives insist
By Emma McIntosh in News, Politics The federal Conservative Party says a social media graphic that depicts Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as... View Article
There’s a debate over Canada’s new definition of anti-Semitism, and it might sound strangely familiar
By Maura Forrest You could be forgiven for having missed the fact that Canada has adopted a formal definition of... View Article
Ottawa unveils anti-racism strategy, which includes definition of Islamophobia
Maura Forrest The three-year strategy fulfils key recommendations from a parliamentary committee study that arose from a controversial anti-Islamophobia motion,... View Article
Enough’s enough. Ban and boycott Huawei until China backs off
Matt Gurney We’re in a fight. Can we start acting like it now? As a bit of a gadget geek,... View Article
When gender identity education and theory goes wrong
Barbara Kay A family is asking a school board to ensure that lessons do ‘not devalue, deny, or undermine …... View Article
Canadian garbage from the Philippines due to arrive at Vancouver port on Saturday
By Tessa Vikander Sixty-nine shipping containers full of festering Canadian household trash are expected to arrive in Metro Vancouver this... View Article
Liberals add far-right extremist groups to list of outlawed terror networks
by Kathleen Harris · CBC News Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale takes aim at those who peddle ‘vile, hateful intolerance’... View Article
Minister wants us to see red when we see useless red tape
by Licia Corbella Grant Hunter passed a small test on cutting red tape with flying colours Monday afternoon. When asked... View Article
As foreign investment leaves oilsands, hosting World Petroleum Congress helps bring spotlight back to Canada
by Chris Varcoe, Calgary Herald During the last World Petroleum Congress held in Calgary, I sat down with the chief... View Article
Don’t blow up pharmacare as we know it. Just fill the gaps
By Brett J. Skinner The federal Council on the Implementation of National Pharmacare recently released its final report. The council... View Article
Afghan war memorial to be re-dedicated – this time with soldiers’ families present
by Murray Brewster · CBC News Families of slain soldiers were outraged when the former Kandahar memorial was unveiled quietly... View Article