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Trudeau urges Canadians to travel and buy Canadian in the face of U.S. trade dispute

By Tonda MacCharlesOttawa BureauBruce Campion-SmithOttawa Bureau As a Canada-U.S. trade dispute threatens to grow nastier, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is... View Article

Ford Conservatives ready to hit the brakes on electric vehicle rebates

By Rob Ferguson Ontario is getting ready to hit the brakes on rebates of up to $14,000 for motorists buying... View Article

Fix tax rate or risk business exodus, trade association warns

U.S. tax reform drawing business away from Canada Chris Hall Another of Canada’s largest business groups is warning that Ottawa... View Article

Life & Death – Carbon Tax Fraud

How much does a funeral cost these days? What should I think of when it comes to “final expenses?” The... View Article

Incoming Premier Doug Ford quietly axes Green Ontario Fund

By Rob FergusonQueen’s Park BureauKristin RushowyQueen’s Park Bureau Incoming premier Doug Ford has quietly axed an environmental program to help... View Article

Biggest oilpatch deal of year gets bumpy reception from investors

Chris Varcoe, Calgary Herald It’s the biggest union in the oilpatch this year, but the merger of Baytex Energy Corp.... View Article

Canada can end dairy trade dispute with U.S. by ending pricing irritant: Saputo

By Ross Marowits Canada can preserve its dairy supply management system and resolve its trade dispute with the United States over... View Article

Ex-MP received ‘secret’ cut of $12.4M deal in resort town run by his sister, OPP probe alleges

Unsealed police documents from 2014 allege fraud and breach of trust involving Collingwood town hall Dave Seglins · CBC News... View Article

Tories win Quebec byelection in first test of Scheer’s appeal to nationalists

By Joan Bryden , The Canadian Press The Conservatives have stolen a Quebec riding away from Justin Trudeau’s ruling Liberals,... View Article

What’s the point in having MPs if all they can do is toe the party line?: Robyn Urback

Maxime Bernier was booted from the Conservative front bench for expressing mild dissent Robyn Urback Many more Canadians would surely... View Article

Beyak applauds survey that shows Canadians divided on Indigenous issues

By Janice Dickson, The Canadian Press Sen. Lynn Beyak is applauding an online survey that suggests a majority of Canadians... View Article

Doug Ford says first job is to kill carbon tax on gas, cap-and-trade system

By Rob Ferguson Doug Ford says his first moves as premier will be to pull Ontario out of the carbon... View Article

Trudeau, after bungling it on trade and pipelines, needs better advice — fast

Opinion: Trudeau’s response to the U.S. tariffs, the Trans Mountain purchase and to concerns about the risk of oil spills... View Article

Canada’s losing jobs when we should be booming economically. Guess why

Philip Cross: It all comes down to buoyant business investment in the U.S. and weak investment in Canada Special to... View Article

Trade War History Is Not on Justin Trudeau’s Side

Tariffs could batter the U.S. economy, embolden Canadian nationalists and enrich China. by Stephen Mihm In 1969, Canadian Prime Minister Pierre... View Article

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