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The Liberals and New Democrats are both making promises that would need some collaboration with the provinces to become reality, at a time when powerful premiers have made it clear they see a relationship with Ottawa that is headed in a very different direction.

Former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci has a couple of tips for the next prime minister of Canada on how to deal with Donald Trump: stay out of his field of vision and exercise restraint, because the U.S. president is in "severe mental decline."

Export Development Canada's newest partner is a Quebec-born company that uses microwaves to zap plastic into a reusable liquid compound.

Justin Trudeau is crediting the co-ordinated efforts of business, labour and political leaders for securing an exemption for Canadian steel and aluminum from the recent threat of U.S. trade duties.

The Bank of Canada says business sentiment is showing signs of tapering off following the stronger expectations companies held about the future three months ago.

Matthew Boswell, a former Crown attorney, has been chasing down white collar criminals for years. Here's what he has to say about the "terrible guys" scamming Canadians across the country.

The Liberal government is thinking about using its massive purchasing power to support women in business.

National Observer reached new heights this month, and it couldn't have happened without readers like you.

She strong-armed her way into meeting Oprah Winfrey and Hillary Clinton. Three years later, she's launching her feminist film at the White House.

Prince Charles joins growing international push for divesting from fossil fuel companies and ramping up support for renewables ahead of lndmark climate summit - and Trudeau is getting on board.

Mulcair accuses PM Harper of desperately signing on to a secret trade deal with 11 Pacific Rim partners simply to have something to announce on election campaign trail.

It remains unclear if Notley managed to calm any jitters during her address to more than 1,500 people in the white-collar heart of Canada's oilpatch.

Rig tally is now in the sixth consecutive week of declines.

Environmental Defence, takes NEB to task - in letter asking why the regulator couldn't wait a few months for pipeline builder TransCanada to finish its work.