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It takes some skill to pull a draw out of a loss, especially a loss as big as this one.
“Where I get nervous is when people get denounced for saying things that make people feel uncomfortable or denounced for not having the right to express something because they are not from the background which should be expressing it.”
Gerald Butts the former Principal Secretary to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is testifying today on what occurred during the SNC-Lavalin scandal to the Justice Committee.
A B.C jury found Lawrence Sharpe guilty of manslaughter.
"Heating your home in winter isn’t a luxury for Canadians. It is a necessity,” Scheer said. “We don’t tax other basic necessities like groceries and we shouldn’t be taxing home heating.”
After the breakdown of the Hanoi summit between US President Donald Trump and North Korean Chairman Kim, most of the American press were quick to jump on the opportunity to cover the latest "Trump failure".
The recommendations for what the plan should be were expected to be released far closer to the October election as those doing the study where nowhere close to executing the program yet.
As Canada prepared for more testimony in front of the Justice Committee, China is predictably doing the Trudeau government no favours.
This particular episode of The Joe Rogan Experience was a fascinating and in-depth look at one of the primary battlefields of the culture wars
You might be getting tired of saying "I can't believe my eyes". So am I, but here I am again.
It was announced today that Trudeau had to cancel an event at a Canadian Tire in Regina after the store was flooded with complaints about the prime minister's visit.
A senior government official said one of the options being discussed is for the PM to "show some ownership over the actions of his staff and officials" in their handling of the situation that surrounds former attorney general Jody Wilson-Raybould.
For Canadians who consider themselves less-than-bilingual, it might come as a surprise to learn that Justin Trudeau's French is apparently not as good as it might sound to an untrained ear.
The Toronto Star joined the rest of the media in expressing shock at the resignation of Treasury Board President Jane Philpott, who was a prominent member of Trudeau's cabinet.
Doug Ford has gotten his hands on a government in which he can change lots of things quickly. Everything from sex-ed to OSAP has felt the reign of Ford, and it's interesting to watch. In the world of politics in which we live, it's often said that nothing gets done.