Public Sector
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Trudeau misses deadline for disclosing private interests to ethics commissioner
Of the 338 MPs elected last October, only 13, including Trudeau, had failed to file their statements as of Feb. 5
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Trudeau urged to scramble for African business and trade opportunities
Canadian products still account for less than 1% of what Africa imports
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Feds award contract for Canadian Coast Guard radars
Concord, Ont.-based Felix Technology will provide 36 new shore-based radars and related equipment
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Feds host conference on fishing tech to protect whales, prevent ocean plastics
A major contributor to plastic waste in oceans is lost and abandoned fishing gear, also known as ghost gear, which can entangle whales
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Feds invest $15M in western railroads
The investment centres on the Alberta Industrial Heartland, an area near Edmonton known for its hydrocarbon processing
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Canada-U.K. free trade: A post-Brexit opportunity
The U.K. urgently needs to complete a deal with the EU first and foremost, but a deal with Canada should be its second priority
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To win New Hampshire, Warren has to go through Sanders
The two most progressive candidates in the U.S. presidential race could be on a collision course eventually, but a direct competition is still a long way off
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A bridge too far? U.K. looks at linking Scotland, Northern Ireland
PM Johnson has promised to build major new infrastructure to better connect parts of the U.K. in the wake of Britain’s divisive exit from the European Unio
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N.L., Ottawa agree to shield ratepayers from Muskrat Falls cost overruns [UPDATED]
The two governments will also work towards electrifying federal buildings to reduce an anticipated power surplus in the province
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Trudeau says U.N. Security Council seat would up Canada’s global game
Canada is up against Norway and Ireland for two spots on the council in a vote that will take place in June
