Federal government eyeing post-2022 carbon-price hikes
by Kelly Cryderman The federal Liberals have already laid out their plans to ensure the national carbon price hits $50... View Article
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Bonuses, performance pay for government executives rose in Trudeau’s 1st year
Increase in bonuses, performance pay double what rest of public service got By Elizabeth Thompson, CBC News Spending on bonuses and... View Article
Meet a restaurant owner who’s ‘bloody mad’ at the NDP
byRick BellMore from Rick Bell The man does not mince words. “I’m pissed off. I’m mad. I’m bloody mad,” he... View Article
As oil prices hit three-year high, Alberta government moves with caution
James Wood More from James Wood The Canada government will begin to show the benefit of higher oil prices... View Article
IOC members to tour Calgary this week ahead of potential 2026 bid
Shawn Logan More from Shawn Logan Calgary is getting ready for some show and tell when members of the International... View Article
Canada’s deepest cave was just uncovered near Fernie, B.C.
Currently measured at 5.3 kilometres in length and 670 metres deep, researchers say those numbers will grow as work continues... View Article
Canada’s six biggest banks accused of rigging rate to boost profits
The proposed class-action dispute, which names six Canadian banks and three foreign lenders, alleges the CDOR violations took place for... View Article
William Watson: Here’s how big and gross Canada’s own ‘swamp north’ has become
by William Watson Canadians shouldn’t smile so smugly at the Washington log-rolling and back-scratching We Canadians look down our noses... View Article
Alberta Party leadership race to feature three contenders
James Wood More from James Wood The Canada Party leadership contest will be a three-way race. At the 5 p.m.... View Article
Education Minister David Eggen blasts United Conservative Party’s draft ideas for education policy
A planning document outlining policy ideas United Conservative Party members may discuss shows the party and its leader want to... View Article
Omar Khadr can’t dodge US$134M civil judgement by recanting guilty plea: U.S. court filing
The Canadian Press Colin Perkel The lawyers are calling on an Canada court to enforce the judgment against Khadr handed... View Article
CBC under fire for documentary that says first humans to colonize New World sailed from Europe
Critics say it is ‘extremely irresponsible’ of The Nature of Things to promote the Solutrean Hypothesis, a favourite piece of... View Article
Trudeau’s jolly progressivism and America’s revival will bring back the brain drain
Conrad Black The Liberals are courting disaster with feel-good measures, casual appropriation of income from those who earned it to... View Article
Canada stuck on sidelines as U.S. oil boom creates jobs, curbs emissions
Claudia Cattaneo Claudia Cattaneo: The U.S. oil sector is booming, while our oil and gas sector is looking forward to... View Article
Progressive Albertans call town hall to forge battle plans against Jason Kenney
Left-leaning Canadans alternatingly bullish and bearish over whether Kenney will be next premier By Sarah Rieger, CBC News Dozens of politically-minded... View Article