‘We need a new plan’: As number of asylum seekers spikes, Quebec asks for federal help
The Canadian Press Pierre Saint-Arnaud The number so far this year has tripled to 6,074 from about 2,000 during the... View Article
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Ontario PC leader Doug Ford says he would end subsidies to parties, calls it ‘political welfare’
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Trudeau ends three-country tour with his global reputation, alliances intact
By Lee Berthiaume, The Canadian Press Justin Trudeau is heading home from a lengthy, three-country foreign tour in which the... View Article
Liberals Told To Have Trudeau’s ‘Back’ As Party Looks To 2019 Election
Grits see convention weekend as “launching pad” for 2019. By Althia Raj Liberal delegates gathered in Halifax were told Thursday... View Article
Colby Cosh: Softly, softly chasing socialists — Jason Kenney’s strategic dilemma
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No charges against Sask. property owner who fired gun in air during break and enter: RCMP
As tensions in the province continue to simmer, RCMP said the police agency has heard and understands the public’s concerns... View Article
How Alberta could sow gas price Armageddon in Vancouver
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Gwyn Morgan: Turns out Justin Trudeau is more like Pierre than we feared
After inheriting Stephen Harper government’s zero-deficit balance sheet a little over two years ago, Trudeau’s budgeted 2017–18 deficit has rocketed... View Article
New legislative session opens — let the games begin
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Oil firm shutting down, walking away from thousands of untended Alberta wells
Dan Healing, The Canadian Press A massive number of oil and gas wells, facilities and pipeline segments stand to be... View Article
Canada lent a family $41 million to buy a luxury jet. Now the jet is missing
Washington Post Alan Freeman The good news for Export Development Canada is that it’s likely to get the plane back... View Article
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Budget promise to pay for negotiations could help Indigenous treaty process, but at a hefty cost
Maura Forrest The budget doesn’t put a pricetag on the commitment, or on one to consider forgiving negotiation loans, but... View Article
‘We are under siege here’: Crime watch group urges rural Albertans to stay vigilant
Sammy Hudes More from Sammy Hudes As rural Canadans confront a rising threat of property thefts, a crime watch... View Article