Scheer promises coast-to-coast energy corridor
“With a single corridor, we could minimize environmental impacts, lower the costs of environmental assessments, increase certainty for investors, and, most importantly, get these critical projects done”
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LAWTON: Maryam Monsef wants pro-lifers to shut up
Just one week after thousands of Canadians took part in the March for Life, Minister Maryam Monsef is taking aim at the Conservative members of parliament who were among them.
FUREY: Canada is a laggard in dealing with Huawei
Anyone who believes that Western liberal democracy is superior to Chinese Communism should applaud and join the U.S. in its efforts.
GORDON: Asylum claims in April show numbers surging again
Approximately 17,290 people made refugee claims from the start of January to the end of April.
KNIGHT: Details on Richmond Hill terror case doesn’t pass the sniff test
Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale said this wasn’t a national security issue, but a local police matter. Come again?
FUREY: Justin Trudeau’s flawed media bailout package
If True North’s Anthony Furey had it his way, the best relationship between the government and the media would be no relationship at all.
LAWTON: Get ready for government “approved” media outlets
Justin Trudeau’s government will be making a list, checking it twice and deciding which media outlets are naughty or nice.
Justin Trudeau wants to regulate the internet
Trudeau warned the social media sector that there would be “financial consequences” for companies that don’t tow the government’s line.
Scheer would ban Huawei from Canada’s 5G network if elected
“As Mr. Scheer has said in the past, he believes Huawei poses a threat to Canada’s national security,” said a Conservative Party official.
18-year-old suspect in Ontario explosives arrest was “on the cusp of radicalization”
The Minister of Public Safety Ralph Goodale told reporters that the case posed no known threat to national security and that it was a local matter.