Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told an economic summit Friday that President Donald Trump is serious about annexing Canada to access its natural resources, as his government vowed the country's ...
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As Ottawa explores new uses for AI in the public service, experts call for cautionAs the federal government explores new ways to use artificial intelligence, it's also being warned to keep the technology ...
Rows of derelict brick kilns served as the backdrop for an economic summit in Toronto, where Prime Minister Justin Trudeau ...
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Donald Trump is not joking when he says he'd like to make Canada the 51st state, and the U ...
Transport and Internal Trade Minister Anita Anand and Labour Minister Steven MacKinnon reacted Friday after Prime Minister ...
The Minister of Transport and Internal Trade, the Honourable Anita Anand, announced an investment of up to $25 million for the Halifax Port Authority.
On Tuesday, federal Minister of Transport and Internal Trade Anita Anand approved Bunge’s purchase of Viterra after winning concessions from the St. Louis, Mo.-based company. Bunge agreed to ...
Indian-origin Canadian Anita Anand has opted out of the race for being the next Prime Minister of Canada and, also, she will not be contesting the next elections to the Parliament from her ...
Ottawa: Anita Anand, an Indian-origin MP, bowed out of Canada's Prime Ministerial race on the weekend and announced that she would not seek re-election from Parliament. Anand who is serving as the ...
Oakville MP and Canadian Transport Minister Anita Anand will not be seeking re-election in her current position as the MP for Oakville, nor will she be entering the race to become the next leader of ...
Anita Anand has bowed out of Canada's prime ministerial race and announced that she won't seek re-election to parliament either. Transport Minister Anand said on Saturday afternoon that she was ...
Kentville native Anita Anand will not run for the federal Liberal leadership and won’t be on the ballot in the next election. The Oakville, Ont., MP, who was a law professor at the University of ...
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