Windsor offered $28M in federal transit funding in exchange for housing density amendments
The City of Windsor will receive more than $28 million over 10 years for major transit investments, MP Irek Kusmierczyk ...
Alberta not shedding any tears after Guilbeault is shuffled from environment portfolio
Guilbeault’s first brush with national fame tellingly came in 2001, when he and a fellow activist scaled Toronto’s CN Tower ...
As a British MP I defended Ireland’s neutrality, but we can no longer leave our defence and security to others
In 2025, we can’t rely any more on the image of the thatch to charm our allies. They need to be assured the pike is in there ...
Northland sand mining plan under fire for unclear economic benefits
A leading economist says the economic benefits from a Northland sand mining proposal are so unclear, he questions how the ...
Mark Carney wins Liberal leadership, is Canada’s next prime minister
OTTAWA • Mark Carney is the new leader of the governing federal Liberals and will now be sworn in as the country’s next prime ...
European countries face growing pressure to seize frozen Russian assets
Political leaders are increasingly saying they want to use the €210 billion in frozen assets of the Central Bank of the ...
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Zelensky-Trump clash spurs rethink by US allies
As they watched Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky evicted from the White House last week after an unprecedented live ...
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Court Suspends Effect of Part of Info Act on Fees for Providing Information
The Constitutional Court has suspended the effect of the part of the law on free access to information that allows fees to be charged for information after an amendment to the Information Act, which ...