Sheila Gunn Reid

PHAC's decision to seek an actuarial review suggests the agency wants a closer look at the program's future financial obligations and whether its current compensation framework remains appropriate.

The man accused of killing a Montreal police officer in the city's heavily Jewish Côte-des-Neiges neighbourhood before being shot dead by police left behind a 104-page manifesto filled with explicit antisemitism, anti-Zionist rhetoric, communist ideology, and grievances commonly associated with the online "incel" movement.

Quebec separatists are receiving noticeably different treatment than supporters of independence in Alberta.

A "Yes" vote simply says Albertans want the opportunity to hold a future, binding vote on independence. Yet many federalists continue to describe October's referendum as though Albertans are directly voting to leave Canada.

The choice is telling. According to reporting by The Globe and Mail, Breitkreutz will lead the federal government's efforts to respond to Alberta separatism.

The Globe and Mail's glowing profile of Morgan Breitkreutz, the man Prime Minister Mark Carney has tapped to help respond to Alberta separatism, left out an important detail: Breitkreutz appears to have been deeply involved in the Trudeau government's energy and environmental agenda for years.

If Albertans were truly stampeding for the exits because of political uncertainty or because a referendum is on the horizon, we would expect to see evidence of a mass exodus. Instead, the long-term trend is exactly the opposite: Canadians continue to vote with their feet and move to Alberta.

Widdowson's legal team had hoped the case would help clarify the extent to which publicly funded universities are bound by Charter protections for freedom of expression.

The payouts come even though Alto has yet to break ground on the project and does not expect to begin construction until at least 2029.

Joining me today is Kris Sims of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation to talk about what she calls Ottawa's war on working people.