Ontario grocery stores can start selling ready-to-drink cocktails on Thursday after the Ford government moved up the start date by two weeks despite demands from striking LCBO workers for the province to roll back plans to expand liquor sales. It marks the first step in the weakening of the provincial Crown liquor retailer’s monopoly over […]
The House of Commons may have powered down for the summer, but ACCESS TO INFORMATION, PRIVACY AND ETHICS members will be back on the clock for at least a few hours this morning. As previewed by iPolitics, as per a motion adopted just before the parliamentary hiatus got underway in June, the committee has scheduled a special mid-summer meeting to […]
A new poll suggests a third of Canadians don’t recognize Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, even when they’re shown a picture of him. An Abacus Data survey published on Monday found only 66 per cent of respondents could name Poilievre, who is widely considered the frontrunner to become the next prime minister after the next federal […]
Provincial differences over equalization payments permeated through the united front presented by Canada’s premiers during their annual meeting on Wednesday. Following a two-day meeting in Halifax, N.S., provincial leaders politely presented two contrasting perspectives on the federal government’s long-held policy of redistributing funds throughout the federation to help provinces with less fiscal capacity. Depending on […]
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