CANADIAN ELECTION
Canadian election results [CBC]
Conservative majority leaves Harper ‘humbled’, Liberals and Bloc stunned [Postmedia News]
Harper says he won’t move Canada hard to the right after winning coveted majority in election [AP]
Canadian Liberal leader Ignatieff quits after election [BBC]
Public servants fear layoffs amid Tory majority [CBC]
Harper faces cabinet gaps [CBC]
Obama congratulates PM on election, PM congratulates Obama on Bin Laden [CP]
Canada’s Tory majority gives PM Harper economic-policy flexibility [Wall Street Journal]
Amid Bin Laden news, Canada’s election gets even less attention than usual [CP]
The Canadian election: does it matter to us? [Salon]
BORDER
Next up: Rush for perimeter security, regulatory harmonization [Macleans.ca]
Reynolds: Government can now move on eradicating trade barriers [Globe and Mail]
$4 million grant to boost communications along Maine border [Bangor Daily News]
$4 million to go for border security [Detroit Free Press]
Vermont border station may not close after all [AP]
Security at Canada-US border remains normal following death of Bin Laden [Niagara Gazette]
Border tie-ups add $800 to sticker price: report [Today's Trucking]
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
Canada still in copyright ‘hall of shame’ according to US [arstechnica.com]
TRADE
US Commerce department official announces $1.3 billion in commercial signings for US aerospace companies with Canadian firms [PR Newswire]
Trade between US and NAFTA partners swells in February [steelorbis.com]
MILITARY
Bin Laden’s death should speed return of Canada’s troops: Layton [Postmedia News]
War against terror still far from over [Postmedia News]
A national security strategy that doesn’t focus on threats [NY Times]
Italy to seek end date for NATO mission in Libya [AP]
Afghan private security guard killed in friendly fire by NATO air strike [Daily Mail]
ENERGY
Their man has majority, now the oil patch wants elbow room [Globe and Mail]
Letter: Carbon capture is feasible [Toronto Star]
Majority win energizes energy sector [Financial Post]
Alberta premier pleased with election results [Edmonton Sun]
Imperial Oil grapples with moving huge Kearl oil sands modules [Daily Commerical News]
What the Canadian election could mean for the Alberta oil sands [resourceinvestingnews.com]
Canadian oil: major impact is possible [Florida Times Union]
Keystone XL comments meeting set for Friday [Daily Tribune - Mount Pleasant, Texas]