I don't particularly look anywhere for news, I found the article and there is a reason I first went to the NRCan website to see if there was any factual basis around the article before even posting the article - instead of you two just writing off the source due to headlines of the articel.
You can just ignore the article and keep with your obvious biases or you could actually go to the 2nd URL (government of canada website) I included in my original post (
http://www.nrcan.gc.ca/sources/petro...e-reports/4793) to find out that the reports actually did stop being produced.
2012 - Min 2 reports per month outside January
2013 - Same as 2012
2014 - Same as 2012 without any January
2015 - 2 times every month except January until July 24
We should now have 4 reports posted on this site since July 24, but they are not provided/produced. Ignoring the actual content of the article - the government has stopped producing these reports that have been consistently done since 2012 just in time for this election.
So whether you agree with the actual contents of the article or not - I'm more pointing out the fact that Harper yet is not providing information to Canadians on purpose. That's more what I am frustrated with - the continuation of Harper's control of information and lack of transparency.