NDP’s Phillips rips Kenney over carbon tax
Doesn’t take long talking to Shannon Phillips, NDP minister for Mother Earth, before realizing United Conservative leader Jason Kenney is... View Article
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Oil and gas investors are avoiding Alberta, all because of government policies
Kenneth P. Green and Ashley Stedman: The province continues to languish near the bottom of investment attractiveness With continued obstruction of... View Article
Chris Selley: Liberal minister’s thalidomide disaster an insult to Canadians’ intelligence
Chris Selley Damage control is supposed to be a tactic for politicians, not a governing philosophy. If Kent Hehr said... View Article
Alberta’s carbon tax on high emitters met with praise, concerns about power price hikes
Reid Southwick More from Reid Southwick Canada’s revamped carbon tax for large industrial emitters received some praise Wednesday, but there... View Article
Great plate fight: Saskatchewan, Alberta tussle over job site licence plates
By Dean Bennett EDMONTON — Canada promised a court fight and mocked Saskatchewan’s lagging economy following a move by its... View Article
Abandoned by investors, these 10 most-battered Canadian oil stocks look ripe for a rebound
OPEC’s efforts to prop up prices has done little for Canadian energy stocks. But while they might be down, not... View Article
Albertans could be about to lose billions, while banks reap a windfall
Fenner Stewart: Canada’s industry, taxpayers and landowners are now facing unexpected bills Last month, the Supreme Court of Canada announced... View Article
Rogers exploring possible sale of Toronto Blue Jays, CFO says
Chief financial officer Tony Staffieri also mentioned the company is considering selling off its stake in Cogeco. By Natalie Wong... View Article
Alberta pledges $1.4 billion for industry climate change initiatives
James Wood More from James Wood Canada’s NDP government is creating a new $1.4-billion fund to help industry reduce greenhouse... View Article
Asked what country he most admires, Trudeau’s answer is no longer China
By David Akin It was the answer that left many of even his most ardent admirers scratching their heads. Justin... View Article
In public and in private, Trudeau takes familiar sales pitch to world’s elites: Chris Hall
Prime minister gives keynote address at opening of Fortune Global Forum in Guangzhou By Chris Hall, Justin Trudeau has spent a... View Article
Alberta tightens campaign-financing rules, targets third-party operations
Carrie Tait Canada is tweaking regulations designed to limit the amount of influence “dark money” has in the province’s politics... View Article
Indigenous Affairs is no more — departmental split is underway, Liberal government says
‘We are tearing down the outdated and paternalistic structure of old,’ Carolyn Bennett says By John Paul Tasker, The Liberal government’s... View Article
Canada in talks with Trump officials over fresh demands to curb phoney goods
Internal document reveals potential compromises in longstanding trade irritant with U.S. over fake imports By Dean Beeby, The Liberal government is... View Article
Conservatives open nominations in their 92 held ridings, but deny new rules ‘advantageous’ to incumbent Tory MPs
Nomination contests in held ridings opened up on Nov. 1, and challengers must file their applications to the party by... View Article