A green light for Trans Mountain is no guarantee for the $7.5 billion expansion, says the author of a new report highlighting economic benefits that involved First Nations could lose over internecine litigation led by a minority of them.
Jason Unrau / Jun 12, 2019
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has been accused before of dividing Canadians with identity politics, but now the PM could be dividing us through his proposed ban on single-use plastics; specifically straws.
Jason Unrau / Jun 10, 2019
Conservative leader Andrew Scheer today reiterated his view that the inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) revealed a tragedy but did “not qualify as a genocide.”
Jason Unrau / Jun 10, 2019
Two gay women have posted photos of the aftermath of an alleged assault on a London bus.
Jason Unrau / Jun 9, 2019
Given Canada’s minuscule reductions relative to global emissions, McKenna suggested during a recent CBC radio interview – as wildfires raged in Alberta – that a carbon tax could prevent future such natural disasters.
Jason Unrau / Jun 8, 2019
Elections Canada isn’t saying who it’s hired to promote voter participation in the coming federal election, except that they are 13 “social media influencers” that include YouTubers, Olympians, TV stars and musicians.
Jason Unrau / Jun 7, 2019
Police are looking for a middle-aged man who wearing little more than his birthday suit, after he approached several women in three Toronto parks between May 25 and May 28.
Jason Unrau / Jun 6, 2019
Edmonton police are searching for a 240 pound man with tattoos on his neck and face, including devil horns on his forehead.
Jason Unrau / Jun 6, 2019
A bill to scrap Ontario’s contract with the Beer Store has just passed at Queen’s Park and Finance Minister Vic Fedeli will make an announcement at a North York convenience store later this afternoon.
Jason Unrau / Jun 6, 2019
A day after the committee’s vote, its chair and Liberal MP Anthony Housefather admitted he was unsure of rules regarding procedure in this rare, yet albeit formerly exacted prerogative.
Jason Unrau / Jun 6, 2019
Different from the terrorism offence in the criminal code, Canada’s Crimes Against Humanity and War Crimes Act encompasses genocide, enslavement, torture and rape “or any other inhumane act” committed against an identifiable group.
Jason Unrau / Jun 5, 2019
Parliament’s penultimate meeting of its ‘online hate’ study offered an ominous window into a future Canada where lawmakers grant the state additional powers to censor – powers given bureaucrats under previously repealed Canadian Human Rights Act “hate speech” law.
Jason Unrau / Jun 4, 2019
In a country that already maintains a public broadcaster on the taxpayer dime and provides generous periodical subsidies to magazines, the fog-of-war over who benefits from $595 million in new legacy newspaper tax breaks intensified in question period Monday.
Jason Unrau / Jun 3, 2019
Andrew Scheer appears to have favoured feelings over facts in his decision to remove Conservative MP Michael Cooper from Parliament’s Justice committee.
Jason Unrau / Jun 3, 2019
The regional coordinator for the B.C. wing of Maxime Bernier’s People’s Party of Canada is denying a racist email sent from his account on May 29 is his doing.
Jason Unrau / May 31, 2019