Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Federal scene for Friday, August 5, 2016.
Canada's steep job losses another blow to struggling economy
Opposition says Liberals not doing enough to boost economy
Elizabeth May open to handing leadership off to right candidate
Ottawa appoints high-level adviser on Arctic spending needs
Energy East's political pressure point? Fear of a spill
NDP needs a strong leader to return wind to its sails
Senate recommendations ready for Trudeau's eyes in weeks, says advisory council head
Proportional representation boosted diversity in New Zealand parliament: Greens
Mary Simon named minister of Indigenous Affairs' special representative on Arctic
Canada sheds 31,200 jobs in July, unemployment rate rises to 6.9%
Canada's merchandise trade deficit hits record in June
Brig.-Gen. Dave Corbould named new commander for much-criticized support unit
Loss of life remains 'too high' in Canada's fishing industry: report
Mel Hurtig's vision a path not chosen by Canada
F-35s to make Canadian debut at B.C. airshow - and Super Hornets will be there too
Indigenous women inquiry 'completely ignored' issue of helping families navigate legal system: advocates
Canada accused of being 'asleep at the switch' as Iran drops kidnapping charges against father
Farewell to Mel Hurtig, Canada's Best Friend
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