Former CTV anchor Tamara Taggart seeks federal Liberal nomination in Vancouver
By The Canadian Press Former television news anchor Tamara Taggart says she’s seeking the federal Liberal party’s nomination in the... View Article
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Federal minister feuds with N.B. premier after dramatic project cuts
By Kevin Bissett The federal intergovernmental affairs minister has launched an attack on the Tory premier of his home province,... View Article
Nelson: Trudeau’s heaven will be Alberta’s hell
Chris Nelson, For The Calgary Herald We hear enough from politicians these days so it’s with trepidation I step aside... View Article
National security ‘comes first’ on Huawei 5G review: infrastructure minister
Infrastructure Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne says national security must come first in deciding whether to allow Huawei Technologies to take part... View Article
Quebec to receive $1.4-billion equalization boost while oil-producing provinces face deficits
Justin Tang/The Canadian Press Quebec will receive $13.1-billion in equalization payments next year – a $1.4-billion increase – while Alberta,... View Article
Undeterred By Violent Protests In France, Trudeau Set To Implement Massive Carbon Tax
By Amanda Prestigiacomo @amandapresto Liberal hero and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, undeterred by the massive unrest in France à la... View Article
Notley learns hard lesson — never trust a Liberal, especially a Trudeau
Chris Nelson, For The Calgary Herald Peter Lougheed would later admit it was the biggest mistake of his long and... View Article
Cyber crooks increasingly targeting home devices: report
Elizabeth Thompson · CBC News Cyber security agency says manufacturers choosing convenience over security Cyber criminals are shifting their attention... View Article
Spy agency expects foreign actors to attempt to sway public opinion online
Rachel Aiello, Ottawa News Bureau Online Producer @rachaiello Canada’s cyber spy agency is warning that in 2019—an election year—foreign countries... View Article
Canada prepared for possible Chinese cyber retaliation over arrest of top Huawei executive
by Robert Fife by Steven Chase Canada’s cyber security chief says his agency is prepared for possible... View Article
Oil cuts a necessary evil for a province wounded by Ottawa
Don Braid, Calgary Herald The imposition of oil production cuts in Alberta isn’t just the sign of a province in... View Article
The dairy sector is angry at Trudeau for giving Washington a say in Canadian farm programs
By Alex Binkley Officials said the offending section wouldn’t be in the final version of the agreement, DFC says. ... View Article
‘Grossly unfair’: Judges push back on Liberal plan to make their expenses public
by Kathleen Harris · CBC News Legal representatives warn personal safety, judicial independence could be compromised Federal judges are fighting... View Article
Justin Trudeau’s byelection record puts him in the murky middle
Éric Grenier · CBC News Trudeau ranks in the middle of past prime ministers, putting him in uncertain waters ahead... View Article
Statistics Canada suspends credit searches, delays plan to obtain banking records
by Bill Curry Statistics Canada is suspending its practice of obtaining personal credit records from TransUnion and has written to... View Article
