Senate permitting plan draws cost, control concerns
Sponsors emphasize faster energy decisions and transmission payments, while critics question broader household costs and powers to challenge projects.
Topic
Politics
Canada’s competition watchdog calls for limits on non-competes
The Competition Bureau wants provincial and territorial labour ministers to restrict clauses that can limit workers’ options after a job ends. Its request is a recommendation, not a new nationwide law.
Two arguments on a diplomatic path with Iran
A senator warns of deeper conflict while a commentator argues that J.D. Vance has a political incentive to pursue peace.
HUD announces housing authority dashboard
HUD says its new dashboard brings housing authority assessment and funding information into a searchable display. Its background references also show why score versions matter when making comparisons.
Former East Aurora school board president charged in fraud case
Federal prosecutors say Annette Johnson faces three fraud counts tied to allegations involving a school air-purifier purchase.
Quad9 plans to withdraw service from French users on November 24
The DNS operator cites blocking requirements in its announcement; the Electronic Frontier Foundation separately argues against imposing such duties on DNS services.
Bangladesh cyber-law draft raises protection and speech concerns
An October 28 report described a proposed amendment meant to address AI-generated abuse and advocates’ concerns about broad speech provisions.
Brazil's announced result prompts different emphases on development and recognition
A commentary examines Brazil's development choices, while a separate report describes US calls to accept the announced runoff result.
EU and Canada set out alliance agenda at Montreal summit
Leaders announced a broad cooperation agenda, a digital-trade negotiating milestone and plans for closer association.