Jason Unrau
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Trudeau experiences making fun of Trump differently
Trudeau said he was recounting getting held up by Trump’s impromptu and extended press conference when asked about being caught on a hot mic.
Canada ‘slightly delinquent’ on alliance military spend, cracks ‘payment plan’ joke: Trump-Trudeau at NATO talks London
Trump quipped that “maybe we’ll put Canada on a payment plan” in answer to a question about whether Canada should have to meet the two percent target.
SNC-Lavalin, China one step closer to building next-gen CANDU power plants for Shanghai
China’s national nuclear power corp. says SNC-Lavalin will conduct “pre-project work” for a pair of 700-megawatt advanced-CANDU reactors in Shanghai.
Small nuclear reactors can reduce Saskatchewan’s power emissions to zero: Premier Scott Moe
“This technology has the potential of creating high quality jobs and local economic development in communities,” said Premier Scott Moe.
Northern telecom ready to deploy Huawei 5G while Ottawa dithers on decision whether to ban it altogether
“We don’t have anything that says you can’t deploy (5G), and we don’t have anything that says you can (so) we’re just experimenting” – Ice Wireless CEO Samer Bishay
Trudeau’s Senate point men resign ahead of 43rd Parliament
Two Senators announced they’re stepping down.
Warren Kinsella’s $1-million lawsuit against Project Cactus ‘leaker’ ends in settlement
Warren Kinsella sued former employee Aziza Mohammed for allegedly leaking to the press Daisy Group’s hiring by CPC to “seek and destroy” Maxime Bernier’s PPC.
Media outlets ask court’s permission to broadcast Huawei’s Meng Wanzhou extradition hearings
The media consortium’s lawyer argues that live-broadcasting proceedings would epitomize “open and accessible justice in the modern era.”
Snowbirds grounded at base until further notice after accident: National Defence
The Tutor twin-engine jets date from 1960s and some Snowbird pilots have gone on to become Canadian Space Agency astronauts.
Due to the banking sector, third quarter corporate profits up: Statistics Canada
Canadian business balance sheets are in for 2019’s third quarter and most of the news is bleak.
CN trains to roll Wednesday morning after reaching tentative deal with union
The union said workers would be back on the job at 2 p.m. today to prepare for “normal operations” to resume on Wednesday morning.
SNC-Lavalin shell company received nearly $120 million: Forensic accountant in trial
Charges against the former SNC-Lavalin exec’s dealings with Saadi and Muammar Gaddafi allegedly involve massive bribes and kickbacks in exchange for valuable contracts.
Competition Bureau says open up Big-3 cell phone carriers to regional players, win-win for consumer, infrastructure
Competition Bureau suggests changes could open door for 40 percent savings for some smart phone plans in Canada.
From the Six-Day War to Canada backing North Korea’s anti-Israel UN resolution: A look back at the past 50 years
Condemnation of Canada’s decision was fulsome and incredulous, from “Faustian Bargain” to “slighting” US President Donald Trump.
Ghosts of past, present create haunting future for Trudeau minority
Trudeau faces past domestic and foreign challenges and scandals that Conservatives plan to resurrect.
