65 h. ago Mark Mancini: The courts have delegitimized the Charter — it’s time to reclaim it

The more the public perceives that judging is finger-in-the-wind preaching, the less legitimate the Charter will appear

Culture

8 d. ago GOLDSTEIN: Time to abandon Liberals’ failed and costly climate policies

The auditor general, environment commissioner and parliamentary budget officer have all reported major flaws in federal climate programs

Society

1 week ago LILLEY: Time for bold action with Carney’s deficit numbers through roof

Canada’s federal deficit expected to hit $68.5B, about 33% more than last fiscal year's estimate

Transport

1 week ago Delfin LNG Eyes Investment Decision for US Project by November

Delfin Midstream Inc., the closely held developer of a liquefied natural gas export terminal off the coast of Louisiana, is getting closer to lining up the financing it needs to move forward with the project, according to people familiar with the matter.

Other

2 w. ago Summit on mental health in workplace hosts leaders in science, industry

Leaders from Calgary and across the country will gather for the Leadership at the Speed of Science Summit — a full-day exploration on how stress, performance and mental health intersect in the modern workplace. Organized by Cortical Consulting & Coaching in partnership with the Hotchkiss Brain Institute, the summit — being held at the BMO […]

Politics

2 w. ago Haitian gang attacks town, kills teacher, kidnaps residents and burns buildings

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — A Haitian gang attacked a small town northwest of Haiti’s capital Port-au-Prince, killing, kidnapping and burning down buildings as gang violence devours the Caribbean nation. Gunmen opened fired on the streets of Bassin Bleu around noon on Thursday, killing at least one high school teacher, according to local leader Rodlet Jean […]

Events

2 w. ago Opinion: It’s time for local leaders to speak up and be heard on developing B.C.’s natural resources

Opinion: It’s our natural resources industries that largely pay the bills. The future of all B.C. communities is deeply connected to our natural resources and has always been the case.

Politics

2 w. ago André Pratte: There’s still time for a Legault comeback in Quebec

The Coalition Avenir Québec would win zero seats if an election was held today, but they have a whole year to figure it out

Other

2 w. ago Westwater Resources Announces Issuance of U.S. Patent for Graphite Purification Technology at Kellyton Graphite Plant

CENTENNIAL, Colo. — Westwater Resources, Inc. (NYSE American: WWR) an energy technology and critical minerals company, focused on developing battery-grade natural graphite (“Westwater,” “Westwater Resources,” or the “Company”), has received U.S. Patent Number 12,415,731 for innovative graphite purification methods. This patent, awarded by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, is a significant milestone in Westwater’s […]

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3 w. ago Trump says he’ll send National Guard to Memphis, escalating his use of troops in U.S. cities

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — President Donald Trump said Friday he’ll send the National Guard to address crime concerns in Memphis with support from the mayor and Tennessee’s governor, making it his latest expansion of military forces into American cities that has tested the limits of presidential power and drawn sharp criticism from local leaders. Speaking on […]

Society

3 w. ago Time for the Smith government to end political posturing toward Alberta separatists

Instead of political posturing toward Alberta separatists, Alberta should use its considerable fiscal influence in Canada to pursue meaningful options to reform federal-provincial fiscal relations, and inform Albertans about the economic and fiscal effect of these options. Albertans have been a consistently large net fiscal contributor to the Canadian federation. According to the most recent […]

Politics

3 w. ago Nelson: Too little, too late — it's time for a city hall reckoning

In some ways this was an environmental blast from the past, a time when a good neighbour was a lifeline

Other

3 w. ago 'If you're not growing, you're falling behind': Construction, business leaders identify priorities for upcoming city council

'Ultimately, a new council will either need to engage and grease the wheels of the momentum that's already in place, or become a spoke in the wheel'

Politics

4 w. ago Judge calls for culture change at police college after accidental gunfire

The Ontario Police College needs to change a culture that currently allows little to no dialogue or criticism about higher-ranking decisions, the judge said.

Events

4 w. ago London Knights leader Sam O'Reilly reflects on summer rest, Edmonton trade

There wasn’t a lot of hockey for Sam O’Reilly this summer. “My last game was the finals of the Memorial Cup when we won (against Medicine Hat),” the London Knights’ top centre said before the club’s 2-1 exhibition win over the Erie Otters Friday at Canada Life Place. “I’m fired up (to get going again). […]

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