Alberta’s Rocky Mountain tourist towns are cracking down on Airbnb
Anna Junker More from Anna Junker Canmore and Banff are cracking down on illegal short-term vacation rentals found on sites... View Article
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Former Sask. minister shilling for Chinese immigration scheme ‘appearance of a conflict,’ prof. says
Bill Boyd offers immigration to Chinese nationals in exchange for investment in firm to which he’s connected Geoff Leo ·... View Article
Refugee claimants found in possession of child porn at Quebec border
By Sean Craig Multiple refugee claimants have been found in possession of child pornography at or near the Quebec border crossing... View Article
High-profile conservatives organizing to shift Conservative Party to centre
Leadership contenders were among a small group that met in Toronto in June, says one person who said he was... View Article
Andy Hall says goodbye to oil market citing worsening outlook
One of the most renowned energy traders in 30 years tells investors ‘ it has become hard to risk capital... View Article
Kim Moody and Kenneth Keung: Canada’s tax proposals read like a class-warfare manifesto against private businesses
Kim Moody and Kenneth Keung: One of the government’s proposals is particularly egregious: new rules to prevent income splitting On... View Article
After the fall harvest, Canadian farmers could face huge tax hit from new rules
The reforms, meant to counter tax avoidance by the wealthy, have drawn outrage from doctors and other professionals but will... View Article
‘That’s just racist’: Ezra Levant distances The Rebel from alt-right as contributors resign
Despite Levant’s sprint to distance The Rebel and the alt-right, some of his regular contributors, including Barbara Kay and John... View Article
Alberta NDP Changes the Rules on Political parties
Third Party Election Advertisers Elections Canada has created new resources for third party election advertisers to account for new legislation... View Article
Vacant skyscrapers are an ‘albatross’ that Canada’s oil capital can’t shake off too soon
by Claudia Cattaneo and Geoffrey Morgan Downtown Calgary has as much empty office space as Vancouver has in total with... View Article
Oilpatch support for Notley climate deal running on fumes as CEOs depart
Claudia Cattaneo International operators have already voted with their feet and taken their business elsewhere With Brian Ferguson leaving as... View Article
Oil hasn’t had this bad a first half of the year in two decades
By Amanda Cooper Oil steadied on Wednesday, paring earlier losses, but was set for its largest price slide in the... View Article
Oilsands through the hourglass: Defining moments that shaped an economic juggernaut
The Canadian oilsands industry is beset with environmental concerns and low crude prices. Nonetheless, production is expected to grow. The... View Article
Alberta 150: The heart surgeon, the Flames owner and the cook
Calgary Herald In honour of Canada’s sesquicentennial, the Calgary Herald, Calgary Sun, Edmonton Journal and Edmonton Sun are profiling 150... View Article
Wildrose-PC members to vote on new united party on July 22
For Brian Jean and Jason Kenney, the new United Conservative Party unveiled Thursday afternoon is about the very future of... View Article