Chrystia’s free lunch.
G7 in Toronto; Chrystia Freeland leads the charge by hosting brunch for the Foreign Ministers.
John has his Boxers in a vise while Rachel has her knickers in a Notley.
Of pipelines and tankers.
Relations between Alberta and BC are at tippling point.
Alberta boycotts BC wines amid bitumen battle.
Sound proofing Parliament:The place where Government leaks and political scoops resonate.
Plugging the toilets:Meeting room conversations can be heard via the air vents in the adjacent washrooms.
“This does not augur well”.
#MeToo arrives on Parliament hill.
Mint condition:Canadian mint versus Australian Bight.
The Royal Canadian Mint is suing it’s Australian counterpart for using without permission a printing method patented by the Canadian Mint.
‘An icicle ban for Berkley bear.’
Concerns are raised about Berkley the bear being spooned ice cream at a D.Q. drive-thru.
‘We tweaked the ad so it wouldn’t offend our museum friends.’
McDonald’s pulls ad encouraging people to buy fast food instead of visiting museums.
Thinbits.
Tim Hortons claw back employee benefits in response to their minimum wage hike.
“If you are cancelling Amadeus,why not substitute Cosi Fan Tutte – even up the score a bit eh?”
The Board of Directors of Soulpepper Theatre cope with the aftermath of Albert Schultz’s fall from grace.
