Mexicans Protest Caravan – Cost of Migrants
Tijuana border crossing shut as Mexicans protest against arrival of migrant caravan The United States closed its busiest border crossing... View Article
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Ottawa ready to order Canada Post back to work
A step we do not take lightly,’ minister’s office says The federal government is reappointing a special mediator to help... View Article
Canadian cannabis investor gets lifetime U.S. entry ban as conference goers face scrutiny at border
Vanmala Subramaniam At least 12 other Canadians en route to the same conference were detained for hours A Canadian investor... View Article
Chamber of Commerce backs agrifood in fight over costly new food labels
By Alex Binkley — National Newswatch Existing nutrition facts box works, says StatsCan. OTTAWA—The Canadian Chamber of Commerce (CCOC) has... View Article
Bill Blair slams Conservative MP’s ‘Guns and Guinness’ fundraiser
By Alex Ballingall Blair’s parliamentary secretary, Montreal-area Liberal MP Peter Schiefke, also condemned the Nov. 17 event for including a... View Article
Police work to head off more violence after Wilson murder
by KIM BOLAN Police are working hard to solve the Chad Wilson murder and head off any possible retaliation. They... View Article
‘Action is required today’: Economist sounds alarm on Alberta’s ballooning deficit
by Ryan Rumbolt There’s no magic bullet to cure the province’s economic woes, according to Calgary-based economist Trevor Tombe, who says... View Article
NEWS RELEASE November 16, 2018, Kelowna, BC
CAPITALIST’S IDEAS TO HELP CANADIANS “Canadian governments need to better represent Canadian citizens to provide a free market place with... View Article
Mad Max is proving he’s a political force
By Thomas WalkomNational Affairs Columnist Pity Andrew Scheer. The federal Conservative leader still lags Liberal Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in... View Article
A US$1.7T fund manager slams Trudeau’s pipeline policies
by Michael Bellusci, Bloomberg News One of the largest foreign holders of Canadian energy stocks says investors are turning away... View Article
Trudeau and Chinese premier reveal progress, even without formal trade talks
PM hopes to wrap up exploratory discussions, start negotiating ASEAN trade deal by spring Janyce McGregor Canada may not be... View Article
Liberal government unconcerned USMCA could face delays over Democrat demands for change
By Tonda MacCharles After more than a year of wooing bipartisan support in the United States to ensure cross-border free... View Article
Offending Muslims is not Allowed – Prime Mistake
None of us should enjoy the right to have our beliefs shielded from abuse Should it be illegal to call... View Article
Kraft to sell century-old Canadian cheese business to Parmalat in $1.62 billion deal
Reuters The Canadian business includes 3,000 workers and 16 dairy processing plants Kraft Heinz Co has agreed to sell its... View Article