Defence Minister Anita Anand says Canada is officially buying the F-35 fighter jet to replace its aging CF-18s, ending the years-long search where it first began. Canada had announced plans to buy the F-35 back in 2010, before politics and government mismanagement scuttled that decision.
Trade experts and business leaders hope the continent's leaders have a unified vision for North America as the so-called "Three Amigos" gather this week in Mexico City.
Morneau says PM favoured 'political points' over policy, felt like 'rubber stamp' ahead of 'inevitable' resignation Former federal finance minister Bill Morneau says that when it came to COVID-19 pandemic aid policy, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the top advisers in his office favoured 'scoring political points' over policy rationales, leading to him feeling like a 'rubber stamp' ahead of his 'inevitable' resignation.Though the Public Health Agency of Canada said last week it’s 'too early' to tell if the Omicron subvariant XBB.1.
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Canada officially buying F-35 fighter jets for $19 billion to replace aging CF-18sCanada had announced plans to buy the F-35 back in 2010, before politics and government mismanagement scuttled that decision.
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Canada officially buying F-35 fighter jet for $19-billion to replace CF-18sCanada is expected to pay US$85-million per F-35, which officials say is the same price as the United States
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Canada gets first glimpse of gig economy in Statistics Canada dataFriday was the first time Statistics Canada released data on gig work, signalling its growing role in the economy. Read more
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Canada gets first glimpse of gig economy in Statistics Canada dataFriday was the first time Statistics Canada released data on gig work, signalling its growing role in the economy. Read more
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Canada gets first glimpse of gig economy in Statistics Canada dataFriday was the first time Statistics Canada released data on gig work, signalling its growing role in the economy. Read more
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