Made in America Trump makes Buy America rules more restrictive, demanding 75% U.S. componentscbc.ca - CBC News · Buy America policies, which already act as a barrier to Canadian businesses bidding on U.S. government projects, are about to get more …
5G Canada set to postpone Huawei 5G decision to after the election - sourcescbc.ca - Reuters logo Canada is likely to postpone a decision on whether to allow China's Huawei Technologies Co Ltd to supply 5G network equipment until after the October …
Justin Trudeau 'That's not how we do things in Canada': Trudeau stops short of calling Trump's tweets 'racist'cbc.ca - John Paul Tasker Prime Minister Justin Trudeau today denounced tweets sent by U.S. President Donald Trump over the weekend that told a series of first-term …
Canadian News Temporary foreign workers needed to grow processed-foods sector, says Senate reportcbc.ca - Kevin Yarr Canada should make it easier for some temporary foreign workers to get to and stay in the country, says a Senate report released Friday morning. The …
World News China says Canadian citizen detained for drug offencescbc.ca - Thomson Reuters · Chinese police have detained a Canadian citizen in relation to a drug case involving students, China's Foreign Ministry said on Monday, an incident …
NATO NATO secretary general visits Canada for Trudeau meeting, base tourcbc.ca - The Canadian Press · The secretary-general of NATO is in Canada today meeting Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Jens Stoltenberg will tour CFB Petawawa with Trudeau and …
Canadian News New air passenger protections kick in todaycbc.ca - CBC News · Airline passengers have new rights starting today, as rules from the Canada Transportation Agency that have prompted backlash from industry and …
Aboriginal Canadians RCMP investigation triggered audit of national Métis organizationcbc.ca - Jorge Barrera The federal government launched an ongoing financial probe of a national Métis organization following a meeting with investigators with the RCMP, CBC …
Canadian News MPs return to Ottawa in wake of Desjardins breach — and for some, it's personalcbc.ca - Catharine Tunney At first, Liberal MP Frances Drouin thought he had made it through the Desjardins privacy breach unscathed. "I can be mad about it, but I have to let …
Canadian Food Inspection Agency Canadian officials flagged 900 food items from China with 'problems' over 2 yearscbc.ca - The Canadian Press · Canadian inspectors intercepted nearly 900 food products from China over concerns about faulty labels, unmentioned allergens and harmful contaminants …
Atlantic Canada How much will the defence file matter to voters?cbc.ca - CBC News · Will the defence file be a factor in this election? The NATO secretary general will visit the Canadian Forces Base in Petawawa with Prime Minister …
Tony Clement Some MPs warn parliamentary workload and long sessions too stressfulcbc.ca - Canadian Press Logo Some MPs are warning the high-stress, high-stakes environment of politics coupled with relentless work schedules and bouts of politically motivated …
Canadian News Critics question why Canada's border officers need bulletproof vests to work with migrantscbc.ca - Canadian Press Logo Canada's border-security agency will soon require all border-security officers working with detained migrants to wear defensive gear that includes …
Canadian News DND ordered to pay $25K for 'pure and simple racial prejudice'cbc.ca - Sherri Borden Colley, CBC Nova Scotia reporter A federal panel has awarded a black apprentice mechanic $25,000 in damages under the Canadian Human Rights Act after it concluded his bosses racially …
Parks Canada Parks Canada strikes 1st agreement with Indigenous group to run national historic sitecbc.ca - CBC_Logo_Horizontal As Wayne McKenzie leans in to take a closer look at the twisted cedar branches off the coast of Lake Timiskaming in northwestern Quebec, he starts to …
Canada Post RCMP sent confidential details of suicide attempt to wrong email chain: reportcbc.ca - Catharine Tunney The RCMP inadvertently sent an account of someone's suicide attempt to the wrong email chain, leaving the details in the inboxes of more than 160 …
Justin Trudeau Trudeau says he thinks Liberals will pick up seats in Albertacbc.ca - von scheel headshot With only 100 days left until the election, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau likes his chances of picking up seats in Alberta. "We are going to, not just …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoCanada Canadian citizen has been detained in China, Global Affairs confirmscbc.ca - The Canadian Press · Global Affairs Canada says a Canadian citizen has been detained in Yantai, China. The department says officials have provided consular services to the …
Canadian News Veterans activist gets OK to press $25K libel suit against Seamus O'Regancbc.ca - The Canadian Press · A noted veterans activist can proceed with his defamation suit against the former minister of veterans affairs after Ontario's top court ruled Friday …
UN Security Council Charest to help Canada's UN Security Council bidcbc.ca - The Canadian Press · The federal government has picked former Quebec premier Jean Charest to help Canada secure a temporary seat on the United Nations Security Council. A …
Michael de Adder Cartoonist says he wouldn't change anything about controversial Trump cartooncbc.ca - von scheel headshot Political cartoonist Michael de Adder says he may have gone too far in the past with some of his drawings — but he wouldn't change anything about the …
Eastern Ukraine Defence policy first, weapons later, Canada tells Ukrainecbc.ca - Levon Sevunts Ukraine needs to carry out deep structural reforms and develop a clear defence policy before it goes on a shopping spree for sophisticated Western …
U.S. Customs and Border Protection Border officials to start sharing data about U.S., Canadian travellerscbc.ca - CBC News · Border agents will be able to share information about U.S. and Canadian citizens more freely as the third phase of a 2011 border agreement meant to …
Calgary, AB National Police Federation wins right to represent Mounties in collective bargainingcbc.ca - CBC News · In a massive step toward unionizing for the first time in the force's history, RCMP members voted overwhelmingly to certify the National Police …
Alberta Alberta seeks to intervene in B.C.'s appeal to Supreme Court on energy projectscbc.ca - The Canadian Press · Alberta wants to have its say when British Columbia goes to the Supreme Court for a ruling on who is in charge of interprovincial projects like …
Justin Trudeau Trudeau defends anti-pipeline Liberal candidate, reaffirms commitment to Trans Mountaincbc.ca - John Paul Tasker Prime Minister Justin Trudeau today defended recruiting a known anti-pipeline campaigner to run for the Liberal Party in Quebec, saying there's room …
Justin Trudeau Trudeau, Sohi meeting with workers at TMX's Edmonton terminal this morningcbc.ca - The Canadian Press · Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is paying a visit to the Trans Mountain pipeline terminal in Edmonton this morning. It has been almost a month since …
Justin Trudeau Trudeau visits Alberta pipeline site, says national unity is not under threatcbc.ca - The Canadian Press · Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is dismissing conservative claims that national unity is under threat. The Liberal leader says conservative politicians …
John McCallum Conservatives ask CSIS to investigate John McCallum's commentscbc.ca - Catharine Tunney The Conservative Party is asking Canada's spy agency to investigate whether recent comments from Ottawa's former ambassador to China pose a threat to …
