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Earlier in March, Transport Canada posted a consultation request noting that they would like to look into the preliminary feasibility of Hyperloop technology between Montreal and Toronto.
The company cites new information revealed by the justice committee investigation as a reason behind its renewed attempt to secure a DPA for itself.
Peter Mueller, the Alberta NDP candidate for Cypress-Medicine Hat Alberta apologized for a tweet which resurfaced from 2011 wherein he calls the former Prime Minister “Adolph Harper”.
While the Liberals concern themselves with the conspiracy of foreign election interference, seeing Russian bots behind every corner, Canadians should really be worried with how the federal government might stack the 2019 election in their favour.
In a gruesome act of animal cruelty, six puppies were tied together by their rear paws and left to die and decompose at a home in London, Ontario.
Jody Wilson-Raybould has every right to feel disillusioned by the Liberal Party, whose leadership (including Justin Trudeau) pressured, harassed, and then threw her under the bus.
Currently, the one-month old infant is stable but remains in critical condition and is being treated at the Sick Kids Hospital.
With so much good news, it may be hard to imagine an area that can seriously harm the chances of the Conservatives. Except the party’s lack of clarity on climate change policy.
The public perception right now is that some people are more equal than others. It’s an Orwellian reality in which some people don’t get prosecuted for reasons the prosecutor won’t disclose.
The economy shed 7,200 jobs in March after a fairly strong growth period.
As struggling establishment media and upstart news organizations have been promised $600 million in tax breaks by the Trudeau government, few details are known about a government-appointed panel that will mete out the largesse.
Shortly after the Sunshine List was released, detailing all of the public servants earning over $100,000 a year, Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s government is considering capping raises for the sector.
A truck convoy estimated to have nearly 800 vehicles stormed into Saskatchewan’s capital to protest the federal government’s newly implemented national carbon tax.
Several people complained about the confusing nature of the flyers, which mimic Conservative colours and fail to disclose party affiliations, potentially running afoul of third-party advertising laws.
It’s not often that I’m stunned into disbelief by the words of a sociologist. As a sociology honours student, I’ve felt I’ve become emotionally and intellectually insulated against the Judith Butlerisms and intellectual gymnastics so often associated with my field.