Now it’s a climate ’emergency’ — and don’t you forget it
Kelly McParland Environmental activists are again swaying opinion by force of terminology. If something’s an emergency, it’s harder to object... View Article
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Apple to pull the plug on iTunes after 18 years of downloads
Reuters Stephen Nellis iTunes on Mac will be replaced with standalone apps for music, video content and podcasts Apple Inc... View Article
Alberta warned it could take 2,800 years to clean up oilpatch
By Emma McIntosh & Mike De Souza in Investigations, Energy It may take more than 2,800 years to clean up some of... View Article
Minority governments another sign that Canada is in the midst of a political upheaval
Éric Grenier · CBC News There have never been more minority governments in Canada than there are now — the... View Article
Killing, violence toward Indigenous women, girls ‘not a relic of our past’
By Kristy Kirkup, The Canadian Press Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Monday that violence against Indigenous women and girls is... View Article
Canada can’t afford to let Huawei into our 5G networks
by National Post Ivy Li Putting our systems into Huawei’s hands would allow Beijing to threaten us with massive blackouts... View Article
The ‘anti-fascist’ left were the real fascists all along
Special to Financial Post It is fashionable among the radical left to demonize the growing number of elected conservative governments... View Article
Liberals rolling out new measures to protect migrant workers, newcomers
By The Canadian Press The Liberal government is rolling out several new measures to protect vulnerable migrant workers and immigrants... View Article
We’ll work with cities, even when provinces won’t work with Ottawa: Trudeau
By The Canadian Press QUEBEC — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says his federal Liberal government will work closely with municipalities... View Article
Former door guard at Trudeau and GG’s residences fighting RCMP security screening allegations
By Stewart Bell After serving as a language and cultural adviser to the Canadian Forces in Kandahar, Hamid Alakozai went... View Article
Jody Wilson-Raybould’s riding association members quit Liberals to work for her campaign as an independent
by Ian Bailey Most members of the Liberal electoral district association in Jody Wilson-Raybould’s Vancouver-Granville riding have quit in light... View Article
China warns Canada of ‘consequences’ of helping US in Huawei case
By The Associated Press China warned Canada on Friday that it needs to be aware of the consequences of aiding... View Article
Federal departments may have broken law by microtargeting job ads
by Elizabeth Thompson ‘It is fundamentally against the law’ – Conservative MP Peter Kent Several federal government departments — including the... View Article
China’s ambassador makes second trip to Nova Scotia, calls McNeil “great friend”
By The Canadian Press China’s ambassador to Canada called Stephen McNeil his “great friend” today before the diplomat met with... View Article
SNC-Lavalin will stand trial on criminal corruption charges, Quebec judge rules
By Amanda Connolly SNC-Lavalin will stand trial on criminal corruption charges linked to its alleged business activities in Libya under... View Article