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Canada’s unions are organizing against Bill C-27 a new piece of federal legislation that enables Crown corporations and federal private-sector employers to back out of defined-benefit pension commitments.
By 2022, when the national carbon tax hits $50, Central Canadians will be paying just $24 for permits

In a restrained statement, Refael Barak, Israel’s ambassador to Canada, stopped well short of the harsh and angry denunciations by Canadian Jewish groups
Duterte says Trump wished his drug crackdown 'success'
President Rodrigo Duterte said Saturday Donald Trump wished his deadly crackdown on illegal drugs would succeed during a telephone call, and he assured the U.S. president-elect the Philippines would maintain its ties with America -- a departure from Duter
PM Trudeau won't be attending Fidel Castro's funeral
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau won’t be attending Fidel Castro’s funeral on Sunday, the Prime Minister’s Office has confirmed. Instead, Gov. Gen. David Johnston will travel to Havana on Tuesday for a ceremony commemorating the former Cuban president, who d

The handwritten letter ended with “long live President Trump and God bless the USA."

Social media is pouncing on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s official statement on the death of Fidel Castro in which he appears to gloss over the former Cuban dictator’s polarizing brand of Soviet-style communism with the phrase “While a controversial fig
The news that a Chinese-Canadian businessman, who is also a political advisor to the Chinese government, had hosted Trudeau at a $1,500-a-plate fundraiser was pungent

Restoration and repairs to the prime minister's residence at 24 Sussex Drive, including building a new annex with private quarters and a pool, could cost almost $38 million.
The Times editor and publisher ask subscribers to remain loyal despite their poor prognosticating.
Thousands join anti-Trump protests around U.S.
Throngs of demonstrators held marches across the United States on Wednesday to protest Republican Donald Trump's surprise victory in the U.S. presidential election, blasting his campaign rhetoric about immigrants, Muslims and other groups.
The prime minister's first public discussion of Tuesday's 'Trumpquake' contained some clues for the new Ottawa-Washington relationship
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