Ottawa unlikely to send Quebec’s face-covering law to top court
Ottawa is unlikely to pre-emptively refer Quebec’s controversial face-covering law to the Supreme Court, where little evidence could be presented... View Article
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U.S. Congress urged to crack down on Chinese investment as Canada opens door
by Robert Fife and Steven Chase A U.S. congressional watchdog is calling for stricter oversight of investments or takeovers by... View Article
MPs, senators increase spending on foreign travel, hosting guests by 30% this year
Cost for hosting visiting delegations and travelling abroad increases to $4.5M By Hannah Thibedeau, CBC News MPs and senators are on... View Article
Has Rachel Notley been thrown overboard by the Trudeau team?: Steward
by Gillian StewardSpecial to the Star The Prime Minister and Natural Resources Minister Jim Carr have left it up to... View Article
McKenna uses Twitter to troll coal from Bonn during U.S. event promoting it
By Mia Rabson, The Canadian Press OTTAWA — A U.S. effort to stoke the fires of coal-powered electricity didn’t escape the... View Article
Trudeau says he had ‘firm and frank’ talk with Philippines’ Duterte about human rights abuses
Canada is not blemish-free when it comes to issues of human rights, Trudeau said By John Paul Tasker, CBC News After... View Article