Five cabinet ministers go kayaking after closing parliament
Over the weekend, five cabinet ministers enjoyed a day of “social distanced kayaking” at Dow’s Lake in Ottawa.
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Toronto Star axes dozens of jobs despite taking $115K a week in federal bailout funds
Editions of StarMetro will stop printing in Toronto, Calgary, Vancouver, Edmonton and Halifax, with the last issue going out on December 20.
Suspected ISIS supporter arrested in Guelph on bond over “fear of terrorism offence”
22-year-old Ikar Mao was apprehended in Turkey while travelling with his wife along the country’s border with Syria.
FUREY: Canadians have no time for the outrage mob
Chick-fil-A is opening up another store in Toronto despite the screeches of the outrage mob.
Canada sides with North Korea in UN resolution condemning Israel
The resolution, calling for the self-determination of Palestinians living in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, condemns Israel as “occupiers” of a Palestinian state.
B.C. government wants to ticket people for “hateful behaviour”
The policy suggestion was scant on details and offered no definition of what such behaviour would actually entail.
LAWTON: Alberta MLA vows to “listen” to independence movement amid ‘fair deal’ study
Drew Barnes, the UCP MLA for Cypress-Medicine Hat was one of just two elected officials present at last weekend’s Red Deer conference on western alienation.
BREAKING: Justin Trudeau unveils new federal cabinet
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau unveiled in his new cabinet on Wednesday afternoon.
Canada fails to recognize change of government in Bolivia
Morales, a socialist and close ally of Cuba and Venezuela, has been accused of becoming increasingly authoritarian in recent years.
Six of Kim Campbell’s worst moments
The mainstream media touts Kim Campbell as a “reasonable” conservative voice.
Government spends $12.6 million on program to help Francophone immigrants move to English Canada
These annual grants ranged from $100,756 to Iqaluit, Nu., to $450,000 for Hawkesbury, Ont.
