Public Sector
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Trump says U.S. locked and loaded in response to drone attack
The attack dimmed hopes for potential nuclear talks between U.S. President Trump and Iranian President Hassan Rouhani at the U.N. General Assembly this week
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Trump front and centre as talk of trade, jobs emerges on campaign trail
NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh promised to go toe-to-toe with the U.S. president, while Justin Trudeau’s Liberals released an ad touting their record in free-trade talks
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Premier Doug Ford filmed Ontario News Now videos at least 100 times
That’s almost one third of the days in his first year as premier. Ontario News Now styles itself as journalism
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Federal leaders scatter across country as campaign ramps up in earnest [UPDATED]
The first five days were marked by numerous candidates across the partisan spectrum turfed from their rosters or forced to apologize for past homophobic and racist remarks
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As Tories, NDP, Greens debate, Trudeau accused of ducking record
NDP’s Singh and Green’s May attacked Trudeau for not doing enough to tax the wealthiest individuals and corporations, while the Conservative’s Scheer picked on him for running up massive deficits
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Leaders link up with their political families for Day 3 of federal campaign
The Toronto suburbs, within the city and in the “905” belt around it, are among the hottest battlegrounds this campaign
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China to lift punitive tariffs on U.S. soybeans, pork
The move follows Trump’s decision Wednesday to postpone a planned Oct. 1 tariff hike on Chinese imports to Oct. 15
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SMEs deliver election priorities to federal parties
The Canadian Federation of Independent Business is delivering nearly 9,000 signed letters to federal parties
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Supreme Court of Canada will not hear bread price fixing witness case
Documents allege the country’s largest bakery wholesalers and grocers conspired to artificially bake at least $1.50 into the price of bread and related products from 2001 up until as far as 2017
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OPEC, allies weigh further oil production cut in December
The group remained committed to stabilizing the market through a package of cuts that began in 2017. But Iraq, Nigeria and Russia went beyond allotments
