Few things scream “bad optics” for a politician quite like publicly and enthusiastically assaulting a middle aged woman. Unfortunately for British Foreign Minister Mark Field, his communications manager must have skipped over that in his media training.
According to an alarming report by Blacklock’s Reporter, approximately 112,000 foreigners were included in a federal list of potential voters.
Conservative MP John Barlow highlighted in Parliament that the Liberals were taking “$18 million from taxpayers to fund a private airport at the elite Cabot Links golf resort.”
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was selling a restored relationship between his government and U.S. President Donald Trump’s, at the close of the PM’s two-day visit to Washington this week.
The focus on investment and innovation in lieu of ineffective punitive approaches is sensible.
For the artists who present their work on this platform, and for the followers who like and comment, it’s a new way to see work, be inspired, and share ideas.
A Conservative bid to investigate the Mark Norman affair has been stopped in its tracks in the senate.
U.S. President Donald Trump said he would do “anything” he could to see China release two Canadians held by the communist state.
Canadian corporations failed to pay around $11.4 billion in taxes, according to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). This effectively means around 29% of corporate tax owed was not paid.
He is survived by his wife, as well as his five children.
United States Ambassador to Canada Kelly Craft and David MacNaughton, Canada’s ambassador to the U.S. greet Trudeau at Andrews Airforce
The 1,500 tonnes of garbage currently headed to the Port of Vancouver from the Philippines is set to be incinerated at a plant previously cited for producing toxic ash and nitrogen dioxide pollution.
Environment Canada has now issued a snowfall warning for parts of Alberta, with large parts of the province under a rainfall warning.
“As an environmental policy, the carbon tax is by every possible measure and projection, a failure of epic proportions. It makes virtually no contribution to the global fight against climate change and it only makes life more expensive for Canadian families and small businesses,” said Scheer.
Progressive Conservative Leader and Manitoban Premier Brian Pallister announced today that his people will vote for their next provincial government on September 10.