Omair Quadri is a Reporter and Online Editor at The Globe and Mail. He covers a range of topics including Canada, Ottawa, and Justin Trudeau, with a particular focus on the dynamics of China and market trends. His work has been featured in prominent publications, showcasing his insights into these critical areas.
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By: Omair Quadri
Alberta-based Capital Power cites financial feasibility in decision to abandon proposal
By: Omair Quadri
Legislation includes the creation of a Foreign Influence Transparency Commissioner who would have investigative powers
Good morning, As it faces the prospect of more natural disasters during spring seasons, the Alberta government is planning to move its fixed election date from May to October.
Good morning, The rate of violence in federal penitentiaries against prison staff and between inmates has escalated so severely in recent
Good morning, Nancy Grant is ready. The last time this happened she and her husband had about 20 minutes to get out.
But a dispute has arisen after the government invoked cabinet confidence to redact some cabinet records and to deny the inquiry access to an unknown number of documents.
Good morning, The security and intelligence committee of parliamentarians tabled a report yesterday saying that it has been told some Canadian politicians are working with India and China in what may be illegal behaviour.
By: Omair Quadri
Classified report names some lawmakers, but federal government says it would be irresponsible to publicly release information
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