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Peter Watts: Making good on international trade crucial for Canada — and Trudeau
Two experts provide perspectives on the international trading scene, and on opportunities for Canada to diversify its markets. Continue reading
Scott Thompson: Lessons learned from the first-day-of-school jitters
The first day of school always comes with its share of nerves and anxiety, no matter what your age or where you’re going, Scott Thompson says. Continue reading
Rick Zamperin: What Labour Day means to me — and to the Tiger-Cats
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats and Toronto Argonauts will face each other Monday night for the 48th time on Labour Day in a game that has all the makings of another classic. Continue reading
Let’s please stop pretending there’s a ‘cassette resurrection’: Alan Cross
Now that vinyl is firmly back in the mainstream, some people are clinging to the hope that old-school cassettes may not be far behind. Continue reading
Peter Watts: Liquefied natural gas project could mean East Coast gold rush
By Peter Watts Radio host
The town of Goldboro, N.S., came to be as a result of the area’s gold mines. With a new LNG project in the works, a new kind of gold could be its future. Continue reading
Scott Thompson: Bye bye, Bernier!
The man who finished second to Conservative leader Andrew Scheer quit the party yesterday to start his own. Continue reading
Scott Thompson: Officer’s enforcement milestone points to driving ignorance
Congratulations to Const. Norm Deneault of the Halton Regional Police — well, sort of. Continue reading
Scott Thompson: We live in a world of extremes, while the middle majority stays silent
There is no more win-win in this world — someone always has to lose. Continue reading
Peter Watts: Is it time to expand Alberta’s agriculture irrigation system?
By Peter Watts Radio host
David Hill, southern Alberta director of agriculture and agri-business programs at the University of Lethbridge, speaks about new innovations in the development of the potato industry. Continue reading
Peter Watts: Orca research, relief efforts bring new meaning to ‘whale watching’
By Peter Watts Radio host
Michael, Milstein of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, speaks about an international effort to help an ailing killer whale, known as J50. Continue reading
