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‘It’s a promise that someone else pays for’: NDP draws business ire with call for three weeks’ vacation after one year

Tom Blackwell The policy would make Ontario just the second province to oblige businesses to provide more than two weeks... View Article

Horwath denies NDP is anti-police in wake of candidates’ actions

By Robert Benzie New Democratic Leader Andrea Horwath insists there’s no anti-police undercurrent in her front-running party despite past controversial... View Article

Trudeau Welcomes ISIS Fighters

Justin Trudeau tells Hamilton town hall Canadians can feel safe despite returning ISIS fighters Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told a... View Article

John Robson: How much longer will our politicians be able to pretend that reality doesn’t apply to Canada?

John Robson Actually only the unprecedented relief from want and fear generated by open society habits, from free enterprise to... View Article

Canada will soon have more illegal border crossers than Syrian refugees

by Tristin Hopper The number of illegal border crossers in Canada will soon surpass the 25,000 Syrian refugees Canada accepted... View Article

Conservatives Have ‘Great Relationship’ With Indigenous People: Scheer

The Tory leader railed on the Liberals’ record. By Zi-Ann Lum The federal Conservative and NDP leaders shared similar attacks... View Article

‘We are all impatient’: Trudeau promises First Nations leaders fundamental change

PM says Liberal government has enacted major changes that will be difficult for others to undo John Paul Tasker ·... View Article

Corbella: Trudeau’s cynicism over jobs grant funding is farcical but not funny

Licia Corbella More from Licia Corbella Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Canada Summer Jobs debacle is growing even more farcical... View Article

The political debate over migrants hasn’t turned ugly yet – but it could

The Liberals want the Conservatives to watch their words. The Conservatives want a plan. They’re both right. Aaron Wherry ·... View Article

Rachel Notley warns of dire outcome if B.C. wins authority to regulate oil from Trans Mountain

Emma Graney More from Emma Graney Canada’s economy will “grind to a halt faster than you can say ‘free... View Article

Hells Angels civil forfeiture trial begins in B.C. Supreme Court

Kim Bolan ‘The clubhouses function as planted flags. They are warnings or reminders to rival criminal organizations that the areas... View Article

Three points on the GST, to end poverty? Guaranteed income sounds like a good deal

Andrew Coyne We now have a better handle on how much it would cost, based on a concrete proposal, with... View Article

John Ivison: Federal Liberals latest exercise in vote pandering — identity trade missions

John Ivison The government’s job is to give all Canadian businesses a leg-up — not pick those it favours in... View Article

Pilot makes emergency landing on B.C. highway — and is met by woman who pulled over to ask if he needs a ride

The Canadian Press Debra Sharkey was driving from Vancouver to Kamloops when she witnessed the Mustang II flying low above... View Article

Canadian lynched in Peruvian Amazon was accused of killing Indigenous human rights defender

Washington Post Samantha Schmidt When Sebastian Woodroffe’s name and face somehow landed on a wanted poster accusing him of murdering... View Article

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