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How was Faisal Hussain able to get a gun?

In Canada, gun ownership requires background checks that go five years into an applicant's past to look for any criminal convictions, mental illness associated with violence or a history of violence and threats. How did the Toronto suspect get a gun?
Opinion
By National Observer in Opinion | July 23rd 2018
Tervita, Saskatchewan, Unity, sour gas, hydrogen sulfide,

Mysterious odour in Saskatchewan oil facility contained waste not approved to be disposed at facility

At the time of the incident, residents in the town of Unity, Sask. said the overwhelming smell wafted in from outside. More than six months later, the Saskatchewan Ministry of Energy and Resources has come out with its findings about what made them sick.
The Price of Oil
By National Observer in News, Energy, Politics | July 20th 2018

Opponents of the Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion protest in kayaks

Opponents of the Trans Mountain oil pipeline expansion gathered on traditional Tsleil-Waututh territory to launch a 'flotilla' of boats to the Westridge Marine Terminal in Burnaby.
By National Observer in News | July 14th 2018

We asked about your favourite places in Canada. You answered.

National Observer's readers share photographs and stories of the places they love best.
By National Observer | July 6th 2018
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, U.S. President Donald Trump, G7 Leaders Summit, La Malbaie, Que.,

Donald Trump and Justin Trudeau struck starkly different tones in response to the Capital Gazette shooting

"Journalists tell the stories of our communities, protect democracy, (and) often put their lives on the line just to do their jobs," Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau wrote in a Twitter post overnight, adding the attack on the Capital Gazette in Annapolis, Maryland was "devastating" and extending condolences to victims and families. Trump walked past reporters without commenting on the tragedy.
By National Observer in News, US News | June 29th 2018
Green Party of Canada, Elizabeth May, Kinder Morgan, Trans Mountain

Elizabeth May explains what's next

Elizabeth May takes questions from National Observer in an interview on June 20, 2018.
By National Observer in News, Energy, Politics | June 20th 2018
Verna McGregor, Maude Barlow, Nathan Cullen, Ottawa

Nathan Cullen accuses Canada of buying 'lemon' from Kinder Morgan after estimated size of oil spill multiplies by 48 times

A spill from Kinder Morgan's Trans Mountain pipeline late last month was 48 times larger than initially reported, officials said.
Kinder Morgan
By National Observer in News, Energy, Politics | June 11th 2018
Liberal leader Kathleen Wynne, Progressive Conservative leader Doug Ford, NDP leader Andrea Horwath, Green leader Mike Schreiner

National Observer publishes Ford, Schreiner opeds on election eve

In May, National Observer invited the leaders of all four major provincial political parties to share their thoughts on the Ontario election by submitting opinion pieces. The day before the election, Progressive Conservative Leader Doug Ford and Green Party Leader Mike Schreiner discuss their visions for change.
ONTARIO 2018
By National Observer in News, Politics | June 6th 2018
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, House of Commons, Parliament Hill,

Trudeau chats with chief who denies climate change as he links reconciliation with Trans Mountain pipeline expansion

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau linked Indigenous reconciliation and the expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline Tuesday as he met with a group in British Columbia that monitors construction of the project, including a chief who told Vice News that he denied the extent to which humans were causing climate change.
Kinder Morgan
By National Observer in News, Energy, Politics | June 5th 2018
Bella Bella, Great Bear Rainforest, Heiltsuk First Nation, Seaforth Channel

Second mate on Nathan E. Stewart ship fell asleep, leading to west coast diesel disaster: investigation

The Transportation Safety Board of Canada says the second mate on the Nathan E. Stewart was by himself on the tug's bridge and had fallen asleep when the tug-barge​ ran aground on Oct. 31, 2016, resulting in the release of about 110,000 litres of diesel fuel in Heiltsuk First Nation territorial waters near Bella Bella, B.C.
By National Observer & The Canadian Press in News, Energy, Politics | May 31st 2018
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