Public Sector
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Anti-pipeline protesters shout at Trudeau during campaign event in Burnaby, B.C.
A small group of demonstrators clad in yellow vests also greeted Trudeau outside the Burnaby event to protest his government’s policies on immigration
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Finding funding for startups
New ventures require a good business plan, knowledgeable financers
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Wilson Raybould says she can’t publicly discuss SNC-Lavalin allegations
The former attorney general says she is bound by solicitor-client privilege
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Not much Elections Canada can do about fake news spread about candidates
Lies spread through social media can’t be regulated by the body
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U.K., EU leaders don’t budge on Brexit but agree to more talks
U.K. officials said PM May’s primary concern was not to be “trapped” in a system that could see Britain linked to the EU in a customs union for an indefinite time
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Irish PM says he’s listening, but not negotiating on Brexit [UPDATED]
The British and Irish attorneys general met Friday to see if there is any common ground on the border provision
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Governor says Washington will try to influence Trans Mountain ‘every way’ it can
Jay Inslee made the comments at a joint news conference in Seattle on Thursday with B.C. Premier John Horgan
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Is Canada getting wise to AI commercialization, or churning out more research?
With AI research hubs in Quebec, Ontario and Alberta, Canada has become a hot spot for big data analytics over the last few years
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Top U.S. envoy returns to South Korea after North Korea visit
Trump, who is intent on making foreign policy achievements, plans to hold a summit with Kim Jong Un in Vietnam on Feb. 27-28
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Canada adds 66,800 net new jobs in January, but unemployment rate ticks higher
The services sector and private-sector positions saw gains. Economists had expected the addition of 8,000 jobs
