Public Sector
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Trump sure to claim victory on USMCA, impeachment in state of the union [UPDATED]
One expert says the political uncertainty and upheaval that has marked the last three years isn’t going away any time soon
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Most Canadian households will get more than they pay from carbon tax: PBO
The federal government has written into law that 90% of the revenues collected from the fuel charge will be returned to individual households
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Trump’s economy: Solid and steady but over-hyped and vulnerable
Economists warn the US expansion, now in its record-long 11th year, faces an array of threats
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Canada’s internet code of conduct goes into effect for 10 big service providers
The code is the CRTC’s answer to a soaring number of complaints about internet services, such as “bill shock” caused by unexpected extra fees or price increases
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Liberals face prickly decision over fate of controversial Challenger jets
The need to replace the Challengers was flagged to Trudeau in a memo from officials following the election
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Trump impeachment trial heads to historic end in frenetic week
In the Senate, Republicans hold a 53-47 advantage and there’s nowhere near the two-thirds needed for conviction and removal
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Canada not rushing to post-Brexit deal with Britain, as business urges calm
Until Dec. 31, Britain remains a member of the EU, and is still bound by the continent’s sweeping free trade deal with Canada on goods and services
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Despair, resolve among climate activists over USMCA’s environmental shortfalls
Enviro groups lobbied U.S. Democrats to insist on seven principal changes, including binding standards for climate emissions and clean air, water and land
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U.K. and EU clash over trade with 11 months to make a deal [UPDATED]
The EU insists there can be no trade deal if Britain undercuts bloc regulations
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Britain to seek Canada-style free trade deal with EU
But European officials warn Canada achieved largely tariff-free trade status by bringing many of its rules into line with EU regulations
