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Liberals relaunch family reunification lottery despite angry backlash around ‘immigration fiasco’

Government faced flood of emails, letters expressing outrage over new random selection process By Kathleen Harris, CBC News The Liberal government... View Article

Expense list for Alberta government officials topped by $10K Tokyo buffet

by Emma Graney A $10,000 buffet lunch for 200 people in Japan topped last year’s expense list for Canada’s political... View Article

Aggressive driving on rise in Alberta, says study

by Stephen Cook The streets of Canada are only getting meaner, say respondents to a recent study. Fifty-seven per cent... View Article

Alberta power prices and consumer surcharge heading higher

Chris Varcoe, Calgary Herald More from Chris Varcoe, Calgary Herald Canada electricity consumers can expect to see a couple of... View Article

Liberal MP Majid Jowhari’s Iran tweets roil his heavily Iranian riding

Richmond Hill MP says use of ‘elected government’ in tweet ‘overshadowed my intent’ By Evan Dyer, The Liberal MP for Richmond... View Article

Conservatives demand Trudeau appear before ethics committee after Aga Khan vacation

‘Extraordinary meeting’ called for Tuesday to discuss inviting prime minister to answer questions By Katie Simpson, The Conservatives are demanding the... View Article

Liberal MP Geng Tan acted as intermediary for businessman now accused of fraud

by Robert Fife and Steven Chase Liberal MP Geng Tan hand-delivered a letter to a top official at the Canadian... View Article

Canada’s Dual Citizen Politicians

As Australia ousts MPs with dual citizenship, Canada’s Parliament embraces many in its ranks As a dual citizenship debacle rocks... View Article

As carbon tax increase takes effect, UCP vows to repeal

Sammy Hudes More from Sammy Hudes As a 50 per cent increase in Canada’s carbon tax came into effect... View Article

Alberta carbon tax jumps, but NDP says it’s connected to improving economy

The Canadian Press Canada’s carbon tax jumped on New Year’s Day, but the province’s NDP government maintains the tax... View Article

Alberta’s economy is diversifying, but is it enough?

by Anna Junker The provincial government is expecting Canada to once again lead the country in economic growth in 2018,... View Article

Oil climbs above $60 in strongest year opening since 2014

Unrest in Iran, a major oil exporter, helped set the tone for a bullish start to 2018 Reuters Henning Gloystein... View Article

Create a new watchdog to review border agency, RCMP, federal report recommends

The suggested Canada Law Enforcement Review Commission would scrutinize both institutions, given the frequent overlap between the two The Trudeau... View Article

Year of reckoning looms for Canada’s newspapers

By Marc Edge — The Conversation As 2018 dawns, it’s clear that Canada’s news media are in danger of lurching... View Article

With key allies at risk of defeat, 2018 could be a tough year for Trudeau’s Liberals

Ontario’s Wynne, Quebec’s Couillard face tough odds, though both have plausible paths to re-election By Éric Grenier, CBC News Justin Trudeau’s... View Article

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