In Maxime Bernier’s not-quite-tell-all book, he promises to reveal how he can ‘fix’ Canada
‘The book will be about my vision of the country. What’s wrong with our country and how we can fix... View Article
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The Alberta Personal Health Card is a blight on everything that makes Alberta great
by Tristin Hopper It’s a brittle, outdated, fraud-prone abomination that should have been abolished years ago If you ever want... View Article
Despite criticism, 57 per cent of Canadians find Edmonton Eskimos name ‘acceptable’: survey
by CTVNews.ca Staff The term “Eskimo” is widely considered an ethnic slur by Inuit people, but a majority of Canadians... View Article
A Perfect Pint? Justin Trudeau Now Has A Craft Beer Named After Him
Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau isn’t the only world leader to get a craft beer named after him though: US... View Article
Notley confirms December byelection for Calgary-Lougheed
James Wood More from James Wood The byelection battle in Calgary-Lougheed got underway Thursday with Premier Rachel Notley and... View Article
While Western nations mark their ISIS fighters for death, Canada offers ‘reintegration support’
Only way to deal with homegrown jihadis ‘will be, in almost every case, to kill them’: U.K. minister By Evan Dyer,... View Article
Thousands more names and companies revealed from Paradise Papers
Journalist group publishes identities of directors, shareholders and others behind offshore accounts By Zach Dubinsky, CBC News The public will get... View Article
Trudeau’s Supreme Court pick tangled in race, gender politics
by Sean Fine JUSTICE WRITER Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is facing the politics of gender, race, language and region as... View Article
Farmers’ frustration at federal tax changes is subsiding, as Liberals make changes
‘I’ve been encouraged by what they have been changing. They’re actually maybe listening to the farmer’ By Kyle Bakx, CBC News... View Article
Labour leaders frustrated with McKenna for neglecting coal workers
By Mike De Souza To say that Canadian labour leader Hassan Yussuff was frustrated Wednesday would be putting it politely.... View Article
Andrew Scheer says he expects Trudeau to waffle on Trans Mountain pipeline
By Janet Brown and Simon Little The leader of the federal Conservative party says he has “zero” confidence the Liberal... View Article
Ottawa unlikely to send Quebec’s face-covering law to top court
Ottawa is unlikely to pre-emptively refer Quebec’s controversial face-covering law to the Supreme Court, where little evidence could be presented... View Article
By talking like a conservative, Jason Kenney goes where Patrick Brown fears to tread
by Chris Selley If the Liberals introduced an Ontario version of Bill 24, the only thing I can imagine Brown... View Article
U.S. Congress urged to crack down on Chinese investment as Canada opens door
by Robert Fife and Steven Chase A U.S. congressional watchdog is calling for stricter oversight of investments or takeovers by... View Article
MPs, senators increase spending on foreign travel, hosting guests by 30% this year
Cost for hosting visiting delegations and travelling abroad increases to $4.5M By Hannah Thibedeau, CBC News MPs and senators are on... View Article