(Short Cuts) We Get What We Deserve

(Short Cuts) We Get What We Deserve

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NATO Says they Caught a Spy – From Canada!

A Canadian intern, Biwei Zhang, is alleged to have spied on NATO for China, raising questions about the persistence of Chinese espionage in Canada. The former civil servant held positions for a number of Canadian agencies including StatsCan, the National Research Council, and the ...  Show more

Money Mark or Concession Carney?

A report in the Globe and Mail says Canada is offering concessions to get a trade deal. Canadians and pundits aren’t happy with the idea. Is it just a trial balloon or is Carney willing to pay the political price to reduce tariffs? Meanwhile, rolling back Trudeau’s digital polici ...  Show more

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