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TRUDEAU GOVERNMENT GAG ORDER IN CIA BRAINWASHING CASE SILENCES VICTIMS, LAWYER SAYS
Federal government stymied class action lawsuit The records show that Steel's mother was one of the hundreds of human guinea pigs in Cameron's extreme experiments... READ MORE›
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CANADA DISCRIMINATES AGAINST CHILDREN ON RESERVES, TRIBUNAL RULES
In a news release, the Canadian Human Rights Commission also applauded the tribunal's ruling... READ MORE›
FEDERAL ADVERTISING 'BLACKLIST' OF WEBSITES INCLUDES FAR-RIGHT OUTLETS
- Official criteria for excluding websites from receiving federal government ads For maximum safety, the whitelist is used in conjunction with a blacklist filter, the document says... READ MORE›
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO DOWNSIZE FAILING CANADA.CA PROJECT
A 1.54-million contract for a new content management system, where all government websites would be moved, was awarded to Adobe in 2015... READ MORE›
ANGER OVER LIMITED RESPONSE TO HOSTILE MILITIA TAKEOVER OF US GOVERNMENT BUILDING
'Oregon Under Attack' Anger over limited response to hostile militia takeover of US government building... READ MORE›
LULULEMON WARNS IT MIGHT MOVE HQ OUT OF VANCOUVER
Lululemon athletica inc. says because of the temporary foreign worker's program it might be forced to move its headquarters out of vancouver. tina lovgreen cbc... READ MORE›
CANADA: PRESSURE MOUNTS TO GET CHILDREN OFF NO-FLY LIST
Parents of children whose names match ones on no-fly list take fight to set up redress system to Ottawa... READ MORE›
ARMED PROTEST AT US WILDLIFE BUILDING
Critics of the federal government say it often oversteps its authority over land use... READ MORE›
VALCARTIER MILITARY BASE TO TAKE IN SYRIAN REFUGEES
Quebec has already committed to bringing in 3,600 refugees -- a number that could jump to 5,700 when the federal government eventually releases its plan... READ MORE›
'SUBSTANTIAL' ASSISTANCE PACKAGE FOR SOFTWOOD LUMBER INDUSTRY LIKELY TO GO TO CABINET TUESDAY
The federal government's aid package for the softwood lumber industry is expected to go before cabinet Tuesday for final approval... READ MORE›
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT RELEASES SUMMARY OF MEETINGS LEADING UP TO MMIW INQUIRY
Federal government releases summary of meetings leading up to MMIW inquiry... READ MORE›
CIVIL SERVANT IN LEGAL MESS AFTER SUING FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OVER PHOENIX PAY PROBLEM
Out of 80,000 workers affected by the Phoenix problems, he's the only one to go up against the federal government in court... READ MORE›
AL-QAEDA CLAIMS KILLING OF LGBT MAGAZINE EDITOR IN BANGLADESH
Ansar-al Islam, the Bangladeshi branch of al-Qaeda on the Indian subcontinent, said in a Twitter message Tuesday that it was responsible for the killings... READ MORE›
10,000 CLAIMS PROCESSED IN 2 WEEKS
More complex cases or those for claims over 500 will be forwarded to the Treasury Board office, she said... READ MORE›
HARSH WORDS FROM TRADE TRIBUNAL ON FEDERAL GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT PRACTICES
The Canadian International Trade Tribunal has issued a scathing indictment of how the federal government's IT agency has invoked national security exceptions on big ticket purchases... READ MORE›
OREGON RANCHERS REPORT TO PRISON AS MILITIA GROUP CONTINUES WILDLIFE REFUGE TAKEOVER
Opponents say the federal government should administer lands for the widest possible uses, including environmental and recreational... READ MORE›
2 PROVINCES HAVE CONCERNS OVER TERMS OF REFERENCE FOR NATIONAL INQUIRY
Stefanson also said her province, which counts one of the largest Indigenous population in the country, wants the federal government to appoint a commissioner from Manitoba... READ MORE›
OREGON ACTIVISTS PICKED THE WRONG BATTLE, MILITIA LEADERS SAY
Other militia leaders declined to question Bundy's motives but said he stood little chance of getting the federal government to back down... READ MORE›
ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS DEMAND END TO LOGGING OF AUSTRALIA'S NATIVE FORESTS
More than 30 environmental groups have signed a statement demanding that agreements allowing the logging of Australian native forests not be renewed... READ MORE›
US TO STOP APPROVING OIL FRACKING OFF CALIFORNIA COAST UNTIL REVIEW IS COMPLETE
These practices are currently being conducted under decades-old plans with out-of-date or nonexistent environmental analysis, said Brian Segee, an attorney for the Environmental Defense Center... READ MORE›
BANGLADESH EXTENDS DETENTION OF TORONTO STUDENT AS PHOTOS EMERGE OF HIM HOLDING GUN DURING ATTACK
The man who was there loves his guitar, not weapons, she says of Khan, the brother of her client and Canadian citizen Talha Khan... READ MORE›
RED CROSS GETTING MOST OF OTTAWA'S DONATIONS TO HELP FORT MCMURRAY FIRE VICTIMS
But a Canadian charity watchdog says the federal government should be matching donations to local charities in Alberta, as well as Red Cross donations... READ MORE›
KIDNAPPING SURVIVOR AMANDA LINDHOUT AGREES OTTAWA SHOULDN'T PAY RANSOMS
But Lindhout and her mother say that there is a part of Canada's policy that needs to change... READ MORE›
IS THIS WHY NSW CHILDCARE IS THE MOST EXPENSIVE IN THE COUNTRY?
Labor's early childhood education spokeswoman, Kate Washington, said the Auditor-General's report was damning ... READ MORE›
WE'RE THE DEVELOPED WORLD CHAMPIONS OF ECONOMIC GROWTH - NOT THAT WE ACT LIKE IT
Once upon a time, retail sales figures were a good barometer of consumer spending, but now they tell you more about the shops than the consumers... READ MORE›
OTTAWA CUTS NEWSPAPER AD SPENDING AMID WORRIES ABOUT SECTOR
Ottawa looks at options to help newspaper industry even as it shifts ads to web... READ MORE›
OBAMA SEEKS 35 PERCENT HIKE IN FEDERAL CYBER BUDGET TO BOOST DEFENSE
The funds are intended to finance a new approach toward federal cybersecurity that is more like that of the private sector, officials said... READ MORE›
U.S. NUCLEAR FORCE STILL USING 1970S FLOPPY DISCS
WASHINGTON - America's nuclear force still uses floppy disks designed in the 1970s to coordinate some of its functions, according to a watchdog report released Wednesday... READ MORE›
OREGON MILITIA TAKING A STAND
Why had he not defended the Hammonds against the federal government?... READ MORE›
FOREIGN AID CAN HELP COMBAT ANTI-WESTERN SENTIMENT IN BANGLADESH
Does information about foreign aid improve people's opinions about the United States?... READ MORE›
PROTESTERS RIP OUT FENCE AT REFUGE IN OREGON
The Fish and Wildlife Service, which manages the refuge for the federal government, responded by condemning the action... READ MORE›