As foreign investment leaves oilsands, hosting World Petroleum Congress helps bring spotlight back to Canada
by Chris Varcoe, Calgary Herald During the last World Petroleum Congress held in Calgary, I sat down with the chief... View Article
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Don’t blow up pharmacare as we know it. Just fill the gaps
By Brett J. Skinner The federal Council on the Implementation of National Pharmacare recently released its final report. The council... View Article
Afghan war memorial to be re-dedicated – this time with soldiers’ families present
by Murray Brewster · CBC News Families of slain soldiers were outraged when the former Kandahar memorial was unveiled quietly... View Article
Twitter King Is Gov’t Staffer
An anonymous Twitter user so profane he was blocked by MPs is a federal employee. The Public Sector Values And... View Article
Approving Trans Mountain a start; now kill Bills C-69 and C-48
Ken Kobly Approving the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion was a good decision for Canada, but only one piece of a... View Article
Ontario case could set special rules for sentencing black offenders, similar to Gladue for Indigenous people
Adrian Humphreys ‘When it comes to black people, the sentencing seems to be consistently void of any consideration of that... View Article
Scheer climate plan gives voters what they want — expressions of concern with no actual cost
John Ivison But this is a missed opportunity. Scheer could have offered a bold vision of a new conservatism, rooted... View Article
Feds make cool $35k from warehouse surplus sale, but diamond bracelet, barber chairs and horse tack could still be yours
Marie-Danielle Smith Ever been so under-caffeinated that purchasing 58 coffee makers in one shot sounds like a good idea? Drop... View Article
Hezbollah operative collected information on Toronto’s Pearson airport
By Stewart Bell A Hezbollah operative collected “detailed information” about Toronto’s Pearson airport, according to a report circulated by Canada’s... View Article
B.C. Conservative MP Mark Warawa dies after cancer diagnosis
By Kristy Kirkup, The Canadian Press Conservative MP Mark Warawa has died after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer earlier this... View Article
Oilpatch in open rebellion as Ottawa ignores industry’s input on Bill C-69
by Chris Varcoe, Calgary Herald On the same day Canada’s oil sector predicted sluggish production growth in the coming years,... View Article
Trudeau and McKenna are the ones endangering unity, not the premiers
National Post View If the Liberals were truly worried about unbridled partisanship putting the nation at risk, they wouldn’t be... View Article
Liberals are either backing away from their emissions target, or backing away from carbon tax
by Andrew Coyne In its place we will get a lot more of the usual insanely expensive programs that... View Article
Ottawa to issue apology to Italian Canadians mistreated during Second World War
By The Canadian Press Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the federal government is committed to issuing a formal apology to... View Article
CSIS destroyed secret file on Pierre Trudeau, stunning historians
By Jim Bronskill , The Canadian Press — The Canadian Press Canada’s spy service destroyed a Cold War dossier on... View Article