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Timeline: Key dates in the evolution of the Senate expense-claim controversy
A look at key date in the evolution of the Senate expense-claim controversy. Continue reading
“Colleagues, there can be no business as usual. Enough is enough.”James Cowan, the Liberal leader in the Senate Business as usual in Senate amid scandal →
Public memorial service to be held today for Tim Bosma
A memorial service is planned today for Tim Bosma, the Hamilton, Ont., man found dead after he took two men on a test drive. Continue reading
‘Voices’ heard in search for Canadian
As the frantic search for a missing Canadian bushwalker continues in Australia’s Snowy Mountains region, there are reports of “voices” being heard in the area. Continue reading
Federal Court dismisses union challenge against B.C. foreign workers
Two unions may have lost a Federal Court battle disputing a mining company’s plan to bring in 201 temporary foreign workers from China, but they’re celebrating the spotlight they’ve shone on the problems associated with the employment program. Continue reading
Duffy expense controversy sent back to closed-door Senate committee
Conservative senators have sent Mike Duffy’s controversial improper expenses back to the same closed-door committee that initially reviewed them, rejecting a Liberal bid to have the matter referred directly to the police. Continue reading
Canadian killed in Iraqi violence, Foreign Affairs minister expresses concern
Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird says a Canadian is among those killed in a spate of recent sectarian violence in Iraq. Continue reading
University head explains financial challenges
University of Saskatchewan president explains its financial challenges. Continue reading
More spots for Saskatchewan immigrant program
The federal government has increased the number of spots in Saskatchewan’s immigrant nominee program. Continue reading
Canadian companies ‘just as aggressive’ as Apple in tax avoidance
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Apple is far from alone in offshoring profits, experts say. Tax avoidance strategy is a core chapter in any multinational firm’s playbook nowadays, including blue chips based in Canada. Continue reading