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July 13th 2016

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Canada's spies hope to follow you on Twitter For years, they've been following you. Now is your chance to follow the spies, the Canadian Security Intelligence Service said on Wednesday. Canada's National Observer News, Politics \| July 13th 2016

Canada's e-spies keep an eye on terrorists, foreign agents and 'The Good Wife' Internal emails reveal the drama about a Chicago law firm captured the attention of the CSE, which is usually preoccupied with monitoring terrorists and foreign agents. Jim Bronskill News, Politics \| July 13th 2016

Regan Boychuk: Alberta NDP’s royalty review was scandalous and they just made it worse The Alberta NDP’s recent royalty review was a scandalous gift to industry at Albertans expense. Regan Boychuk Opinion, Energy \| July 13th 2016

Finance Department memo says no new oil pipeline needed 'until at least 2025' Rachel Notley took a more traditional Alberta swipe at the government when she urged Ottawa to pick a pipeline- any pipeline- and do it sooner than later. But it seems the liberals aren't convinced. Bruce Cheadle News, Politics \| July 13th 2016

Alberta moving industry slows down as troubles in the oilpatch deepen Amid the dozens of Calgarians posting online moving sale ads in the aftermath of the oil price crash, Lora and Danny Major's story is typical, even if their relocation destination isn't. Dan Healing News, Energy \| July 13th 2016

LNG Canada delay means dark clouds growing over industry in B.C.: experts Premier Christy Clark's dreams of a booming liquefied natural gas industry in BC have been dealt another blow after a Shell-backed venture delayed a final investment decision indefinitely. Laura Kane News, Politics \| July 13th 2016

California seeks to extend landmark climate-change effort California's cap-and-trade program to fight climate-changing pollution from fossil fuels would survive long past Gov. Jerry Brown's time in office under a state proposal Tuesday. Ellen Knickmeyer News, US News \| July 13th 2016

Defamation decision in favour of Scud Stud Arthur Kent likely won't be appealed Last month a judge ruled Postmedia and its former columnist Don Martin defamed Kent while he was running for a seat in the Alberta legislature in 2008. Bill Graveland News, Politics \| July 13th 2016

The tawdry fall of the Postmedia newspaper empire Canada's largest newspaper chain is in a death spiral, sacrificing journalistic principles as its American owners are enriched. Bruce Livesey News \| November 24th 2015

Sandbags holding in rain-soaked Saskatchewan town, but many homes damaged Residents of Arborfield were warned of flash flood risks via the SaskAlert app. Jennifer Graham News \| July 13th 2016

Clement seeks to make jump from being virtual Tory leader to real one Clement tried in 2004 when the Canadian Alliance merged with the Progressive Conservatives to form the current Conservative party, but he finished third to Stephen Harper. Stephanie Levitz News, Politics \| July 13th 2016

Crown withdraws expense charges against Quebec Sen. Patrick Brazeau Sen. Patrick Brazeau will no longer face trial over his Senate housing expenses. The Canadian Press News, Politics \| July 13th 2016

The Tenors apologize for changing anthem lyrics; blame 'lone wolf' member During their on-field performance at Petco Park, a line in the anthem was changed to "We're all brothers and sisters, all lives matter to the great." The Canadian Press News, Culture \| July 13th 2016

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