Feb 19th, 2010
Health Canada plans to change food colouring label
Until now, manufacturers have been allowed to use the general term " colour " for one or more food colours. The Candian Food and Drug Regulations had also given them the option of voluntarily indicating the individual colours by name. According to research, however, some food colourings have been found to have adverse effects on sensitive individuals.
Feb 7th, 2010
‘Buy American’ deal exempts Canadian firms
The Canadian government announced Friday that Canadian companies will be excluded from the protectionist measures within the United States’ 2009 economic stimulus plan.
Feb 7th, 2010
Arctic G7 meeting offers directions, but few details
At the conclusion of this week’s meeting of global finance leaders, it seems clear that the Iqaluit conference has produced more questions than answers.
Feb 4th, 2010
Harper Cancels Spring Parliamentary Break
"There is no reason for the House of Commons to take constituency breaks during these weeks," Gordon O'Connor, the government whip, wrote. "Quite frankly, we would be surprised if the opposition disagreed."
Jan 27th, 2010
Harper Calling for Global Health Agenda for Maternal and Child care
Prime Minster Stephen Harper intends to put forth the global health care agenda during Canada's presidency of the G8 and co-presidency of the G20.
Jan 21st, 2010
Repay the wrongfully accused
The National Post argues that compensation should be mandatory in all cases of wrongful imprisonment.
Jan 18th, 2010
Shocker: We don’t pay enough for electricity
Raising the price of electricity may be the way to greener generation.
Jan 16th, 2010
Sticking Around in Afghanistan
Conrad Black on why Canada should remain in Afghanistan past 2011.
Jan 14th, 2010
Canada to open door for Haitians
In the wake of this week's devastating earthquake in Haiti, the Canadian federal government has announced it is close to implementing a new humanitarian effort which would make possible the immigration of thousands of Haitians to Canada.
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