- Tories should look at alternatives to F-35s after U.S. subcommittee recommends cutting ...
- High-level bureaucratic panel to oversee fighter jets process led by same departments ...
- CRTC chair appointment likely any day now
- Lots flock to Milliken’s official portrait hanging, Quebec Community Groups Network ...
- Senate Banking Committee should have done better job on its five-year ‘review’
- Parliamentary inviolability flawed
- Our government has made financial literacy a priority
- Jet-setting minister, feds, should do more for planet’s poor
- Record household debt levels, housing prices, threaten Canada’s economy
- It’s too early to write Tory obituary
- Feds abandon environment
- Wedge politics can be a force for good
- Mulcair tries to target Harper’s lack of respect for Parliamentary institutions
- Lougheed gets lionized as greatest premier of the era
- Feds ‘abdicate’ responsibility for environment, have no plan
- A climate change policy hardly anyone talks about
- Tories, Liberals slam NDP’s budget bill ‘circus act’
- Imagine what the TransCanada highway would look like without rail
- Week Ahead in Parliament
- UN investigation underlines need for national food policy
EXCLUSIVE:
More often, it’s been reported as $5.2-billion in cuts over three years, but it will also be $20.1-billion in spending cuts over five years.
Justice Department, National Defence reviewing Federal Court’s decision on veterans
Critics say it would be ‘cruel’ if the government appeals a recent Federal Court ruling on pain and suffering payments for more than 6,000 veterans.
Postmedia’s Ottawa bureau cuts ‘devastating’ as media re-evaluate role in online world
Postmedia Network makes ‘strategic decision’ to end its wire service, signs deal with CP, and ‘refocuses’ operations away from ‘commodity’ news.
Some 600 PS executives to lose their jobs too
Treasury Board’s Chief Human Resources Officer Daphne Meredith says an estimated 600 positions or 7.4 per cent of the executive cadre will be cut.
Tories, Liberals slam NDP’s budget bill ‘circus act’
The NDP flew solo last week in an effort to force the feds to split up the bill. NDP House Leader Nathan Cullen says his party has no obligation to consult other parties.
Truppe wants Status of Women Committee to look into sexual harassment in government workplace
Opposition MPs say they will support the motion, but want to look specifically into RCMP sexual harassment allegations as well.
CRTC chair appointment likely any day now
And the rumour mill and lobbying campaigns are in high gear for the next CRTC chair.
‘People are not quotes or clips, used to illustrate stories about war and conflict. People are the story, always.’
CBC The National reporter Nahlah Ayed talks about living in a Palestinian refugee camp, the oppression of ordinary Arabs, and reporting in the Middle East today as a Canadian of Palestinian descent who speaks Arabic fluently.
CBC’s historically split on what it should be, says Stursberg
But Richard Stursberg says it’s time to have a serious discussion about the CBC, fund it properly, and move on.
Former public servant takes alleged harassment case to Supreme Court
Zabia Chamberlain, who claims she was harassed by her boss at HRSDC, is fighting for her financial security and for closure.
Canada's Financial Sector
May 14, 2012
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