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Dominic LeBlanc says Canada isn't the 'source of any delays' on trade talks with U.S.

OTTAWA — Canada-U.S. Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc said that Canada “certainly won’t be the source of any delays” for the review of Canada’s trade deal with the United States, despite warnings from the U.S. trade representative that it might not meet the deadline.Article contentLeBlanc said that proposals and talks with the U.S. have been constructive and at this point, it is a waiting game for Canada.Article contentThe Canada-United States-Mexica Agreement (CUSMA) requires a joi...

‘Don’t shut down the program’: Students, industry fight to save Algonquin College music training - Capital Current

The sound of guitar solos, drums, bass lines and vocals fill room N124 at Algonquin College. The music recording lab class is covering a song with added elements of creativity to showcase their learning over the term.


But next year, room N124 may be silent because the Music Industry Arts program is one of dozens on the chopping block.


Algonquin announced plans in January to eliminate more than 30 more programs by next year, including their music program, as a result of federal restrictions...

Over DND’s objections, city approves heritage status for old RCAF mess hall - Capital Current

A three-storey brick building in downtown Ottawa — now abandoned, its windows boarded with wooden planks — once bustled with activity and used to make history.


The century-old building at 158 Gloucester St. was designed and built in 1919 by Robert Holmes, a well-known figure in Ottawa’s architectural history. It first served as the headquarters for the Orange Order, a Protestant fraternal organization that stirred anti-Catholic sentiment across the country, and later become the officer’s mess...