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COMMENTARY: Alito feared an eight-justice Court, and he creates one in Suncor without saying why
In 2023, Samuel Alito wrote that a Supreme Court short of justices would see its work “substantially disrupted and distorted.” On September 28, he…
INVESTIGATION: Moscow put a price on the THeMIS, and Tallinn blames its services for the Milrem fire
Three Latvian nationals have been held in Tallinn since mid-September over the August 15 fire at Milrem Robotics, and the sponsor the Estonian state…
PROFILE: Wayne Eyre fears the berating from the south less than the day it stops
Retired general Wayne Eyre presented his memoir on The West Block on September 27, 2026, and in its first chapter there is a radio.
FIELD REPORT: Under four litres, the ban Trump signed stops the small distiller’s bottle
The bottle of wheat rye that James Lester used to sell in the United States has not crossed the border since 12:01 a.m. this…
ESSAY: Why Canada owes Trump no “Sir, we are sorry”
On Monday, September 28, in the Oval Office, Donald Trump predicted that Canada would soon come to him and say, “Sir, we are sorry.”
REVIEW: Navarro faults Ottawa for siding with Beijing as his own list lets U.S. lobster in
Peter Navarro, Donald Trump’s trade adviser, accused Canadians on Monday, September 28, in the Oval Office, of getting into bed with China to turn…
OPINION: Kitimat doubles its LNG, a good move with a cargo that isn’t ours
A tank that does not exist yet found its future buyers on September 28, 2026, in Kitimat, on the north coast of British Columbia.
INVESTIGATION: Eighteen days after Ottawa’s pick, a nameless fund buys into Draganfly
A U.S. fund that no one has named committed on September 28, 2026 to buy US$5 million worth of Draganfly shares.
COLUMN: Cleveland-Cliffs idles Hamilton’s lines in month 23 of a five-year commitment
In a Canadian Press photo taken on February 10, 2025, a mural shows steelworkers at the Stelco plant in Hamilton, Ontario.