Why CSIS believes Canada is a ‘permissive target’ for China’s interference
By Sam Cooper Global News Canada is an “attractive and permissive target” for Chinese interference that endangers the “foundations of... View Article
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Jay Hill, former House leader under Harper, named interim head of separatist party Wexit Canada
Sarah Rieger ‘The West will never get a fair deal,’ from Ottawa, says veteran conservative Veteran conservative politician Jay Hill... View Article
Green Party Leadership Debate Exposes Fault Lines Over Party’s Future
By Althia Raj The TVO-hosted event featured 10 candidates seeking to replace Elizabeth May. Ten candidates vying to replace Elizabeth... View Article
Canada should retaliate if U.S. issues new tariffs: union
by Rachel Aiello Ottawa News Bureau Online Producer@rachaiello Contact The largest private sector union is calling on Prime Minister Justin... View Article
Margaret Wente resigns contentious Toronto college appointment after uproar
By The Canadian Press Former Globe and Mail columnist Margaret Wente has resigned a contentious appointment with a Toronto college... View Article
Conservatives hold worst attendance record at House of Commons COVID-19 committee
by Marieke Walsh Despite calls from Andrew Scheer for more parliamentary oversight during the coronavirus pandemic, the Conservatives have the... View Article
Tory MP fires student after allegation of theft from O’Toole campaign
By The Canadian Press A Conservative MP from Calgary says he’s fired a summer student working in his office following... View Article
Newfoundland and Labrador Liberals set August date to elect new leader, premier
By The Canadian Press Newfoundland and Labrador will know on Aug. 3 who will be its next premier. The Liberal... View Article
Anticipating COVID-19 vaccine, Canada to begin procuring syringes: PM
by Rachel Aiello Ottawa News Bureau Online Producer@rachaiello Contact Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the federal government has signed a... View Article
Extradition ruling almost certain to be litigated further
BY Justin Ling Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou loses the first round in her fight against extradition. But the decision ultimately... View Article
Long-term-care residents are dying in horrific conditions. We need more from Ottawa than another round of meetings
By Susan DelacourtNational Columnist There’s a long-term-care crisis in Canada that is crying out for short-term, very practical action. Unfortunately,... View Article
Trudeau’s trail of broken promises haunt his UN Security Council campaign
by John Ivison Email: [email protected] | Twitter: IvisonJ Canada should be a shoo-in. The nagging worry is that the Achilles... View Article
Her job is to seek out economic devastation. She didn’t think it would come looking for her
By Susan DelacourtNational Columnist The whole idea of “distressed regions” in Canada has been shaken up by the pandemic —... View Article
U.S. court rejects request to revive Keystone XL pipeline permit program
The permit allows pipelines to be built across streams and wetlands with minimal review A U.S. appeals court on Thursday... View Article
Legal org will fight Alberta order letting police access citizens’ medical records
By Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms (Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms) — The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms (jccf.ca) is challenging... View Article