2009

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In-Depth: Credit Cards

Tuesday, May 26, 2009 | Categories: In-Depth |

Visa, Mastercard, American Express... all those brand names were on the lips of our MPs and Senators in 2009. Mostly our politicians are talking about...

In-Depth: Cable Television

Monday, May 25, 2009 | Categories: In-Depth |

They say the only constant is change. But for broadcasters in Canada, that change might be happening a little too fast. The media landscape has...

In-Depth: Auto Manufacturing

Friday, May 22, 2009 | Categories: In-Depth |

Rocky, uneven roads are best travelled in a 4x4 -- the kind of standard option you get on a Sport Utility Vehicle. It provides the...

In-Depth: Climate Change

Saturday, February 28, 2009 | Categories: In-Depth |

Long before the collapse of the world's economy... well prior to the last election... and far in advance of the current government coming to power,...

live How was the Mike Duffy report 'whitewashed?' video: Liberal MPs and senators will spend today pressing the government to answer why the original Senate committee report on Senator Mike Duffy's expenses was significantly changed so that it omitted conclusions about his primary residence.
analysis Neil Macdonald: Harper no Obama when it comes to dealing with scandals video: Beset by three so-called scandals at the moment, Barack Obama has been meeting his accusers and the press head on, Neil Macdonald writes. The same cannot be said for how Stephen Harper operates.
Stephen Harper attends Pacific Alliance trade talks: The leaders of Canada and the Pacific Alliance will be sizing each other up today to see if Canada might be a good fit with the nascent Latin American trade bloc. Canada has observer status at a two-day summit in Colombia. Watch our livestream as talks get underway.
new Canada's privacy laws inadequate for digital age, watchdog says: Canadians' trust in the digital economy is at risk because our laws don't have enough teeth to compel companies to protect consumers' privacy, Canada's privacy commissioner says.
Internet bill would unlock personal details, says watchdog: The Harper government's recent bid to give police more information about Internet users would have unlocked numerous revealing personal details — from web-surfing habits to names of friends, says a new study by the federal privacy watchdog.

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