politics
Alberta considering 3 oil pipeline routes through northern B.C., documents show
The Alberta government has considered three different pipeline routes through northern British Columbia for a new major oil export pipeline, according to documents obtained by CBC News which provide a first glimpse into where the project could be located. Source link
Former Snowbird pilots call on Ottawa to scale back aerobatic show instead of suspending it
Former Snowbird pilots are calling on the government to keep the iconic aerobatic show in the air by scaling-back the performance rather than suspending it entirely. Source link
CBSA president says she doesn't think it's now harder to cross Canada-U.S. border
The president of the Canada Border Services Agency said she doesn’t think it’s harder to cross the Canada-U.S. border today than in the past, as data shows U.S. customs searched a record number of electronic devices last year. Source link
All for one: Norway, Germany sell Canada on shared submarine fleet
Germany and Norway are intensifying their bid for Canada’s submarine contract, pitching the Type 212CD as part of a shared NATO fleet. The allies have even surrendered production slots to accelerate delivery, highlighting a growing effort to counter South Korea’s advantage. Source link
Trudeau's climate policy architects gather as Carney changes course
Former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his former climate change cabinet ministers — Catherine McKenna, Jonathan Wilkinson and Steven Guilbeault — on Wednesday were at the Rideau Club, a private social club near Parliament Hill. Source link
Thousands are now Canadians under new citizenship law. Half of them are Americans
Thousands of people around the world have received Canadian citizenship certificates as a result of a change late last year to federal law. Half of them Americans. Source link
Carney, Pope Leo discuss responsible AI after pontiff warns world to slow development
Prime Minister Mark Carney spoke with Pope Leo about artificial intelligence and the “imperative that AI must serve humanity” — a conversation that comes days after the Pope urged governments to slow down the development of AI systems. Source link
Supreme Court clarifies trial time limits to avoid having charges dropped over delays
The Supreme Court of Canada dismissed two challenges to the Jordan framework on Friday, ruling that the time limits put on criminal trials before charges be thrown out of court are justified under Section 11(b) of the Charter. Source link
Ottawa orders fresh look at Afghanistan heroism cases, opens door to Victoria Cross review
The federal government will create an independent military honours review board to reassess Afghanistan-era bravery cases, including whether Pte. Jess Larochelle merited the country’s highest battlefield decoration. Source link
China's foreign minister set to meet Carney, Anand today in Ottawa
China’s foreign minister, Wang Yi, is in Ottawa today, the first such visit in a decade. Source link