Who started Canada’s alleged bread cartel?
By Francine Kopun An employee of one of Canada’s largest bakeries allegedly made a PowerPoint presentation at an industry gathering... View Article
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Doug Ford set to officially become Ontario premier, reveal cabinet
By Paola Loriggio Doug Ford is set to officially become the premier of Ontario today, weeks after leading his Progressive... View Article
U.S. claims about Canadian dairy protection are simplistic and disingenuous, says ag economists
By Alex Binkley — National Newswatch Canada should be as critical of American dairy policy as Washington is of the... View Article
Toronto can’t handle influx of refugee claimants, Tory tells Ottawa
By David RiderCity Hall Bureau ChiefJennifer PagliaroCity Hall Bureau In an urgent letter, Mayor John Tory is telling the federal... View Article
Canada spends millions housing and feeding border crossers, detains only some
By Teresa Wright , The Canadian Press As the United States faces mounting criticism over its treatment and detention of... View Article
Trudeau urges Canadians to travel and buy Canadian in the face of U.S. trade dispute
By Tonda MacCharlesOttawa BureauBruce Campion-SmithOttawa Bureau As a Canada-U.S. trade dispute threatens to grow nastier, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is... View Article
What’s the point in having MPs if all they can do is toe the party line?: Robyn Urback
Maxime Bernier was booted from the Conservative front bench for expressing mild dissent Robyn Urback Many more Canadians would surely... View Article
Beyak applauds survey that shows Canadians divided on Indigenous issues
By Janice Dickson, The Canadian Press Sen. Lynn Beyak is applauding an online survey that suggests a majority of Canadians... View Article
Colby Cosh: Softly, softly chasing socialists — Jason Kenney’s strategic dilemma
Things are a little weird for Kenney right now. Circumstance has given Premier Rachel Notley the gift every Canada politician... View Article
No charges against Sask. property owner who fired gun in air during break and enter: RCMP
As tensions in the province continue to simmer, RCMP said the police agency has heard and understands the public’s concerns... View Article
How Alberta could sow gas price Armageddon in Vancouver
Whether Vancouver likes it or not, up to 90 per cent of their gasoline comes from Wild Rose Country Tristin... View Article
Gwyn Morgan: Turns out Justin Trudeau is more like Pierre than we feared
After inheriting Stephen Harper government’s zero-deficit balance sheet a little over two years ago, Trudeau’s budgeted 2017–18 deficit has rocketed... View Article
New legislative session opens — let the games begin
The new session of the Canada legislature will open Thursday afternoon with so much hype, you’d half expect to see... View Article
Oil firm shutting down, walking away from thousands of untended Alberta wells
Dan Healing, The Canadian Press A massive number of oil and gas wells, facilities and pipeline segments stand to be... View Article
Canada lent a family $41 million to buy a luxury jet. Now the jet is missing
Washington Post Alan Freeman The good news for Export Development Canada is that it’s likely to get the plane back... View Article