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Prasad Panda, Minister of Infrastructure for Alberta, was joined on Monday via teleconference by Catherine McKenna, federal Minister of Infrastructure and Communities and Calgary mayor Naheed Nenshi to announce the joint funding of eight new infrastructure projects, including the Downtown Flood Barrier in Calgary.

MP Catherine McKenna put the blame on social media as she spoke to media after a video surfaced online appearing to show a person harassing a staffer at her Ottawa Centre constituency office.

Canada’s Infrastructure and Communities Minister Catherine McKenna has announced that she will not be seeking re-election, as she aims to focus on family, as well as taking action on climate change in the future. David Akin looks at what the prominent Liberal MP’s decision means for Ottawa.

Federal Environment Minister Catherine McKenna defended the Liberal government’s climate strategy on Monday, saying that all Canada’s provinces are committed to implementing greenhouse gas reduction targets agreed upon at the Paris Summit last year.

Federal Environmental Minister Catherine McKenna will join Prime Minister Trudeau at the World Economic Forum on Wednesday with the goal of selling Canada’s plan to invest in a low-carbon economy and green energy.

Alberta MP Jason Kenney hammered Environment Minister Catherine McKenna over a national carbon tax strategy during Question Period on Monday, but she hit back, challenging Kenney’s understanding of economics, and questioning if he believed in climate change.

Environment Minister Catherine McKenna confirmed Canada is moving ahead with climate change commitments laid out under the Paris accord despite the U.S. pulling out of the global agreement.

Environment Minister Catherine McKenna told reporters Thursday that Canada was “disappointed” by U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw from the Paris climate change accords.

Bob Reid of Touch Downs and Fumbles weighs in on Catherine McKenna’s reaction to Rebel Media, as well as a radio host who fumbled hard after commentary on the death of former baseball player, Roy Halladay.

Environment Minister Catherine McKenna said Wednesday she takes “full responsibility” for a tweet Tuesday which praised Syria for joining the Paris Climate Accord.

Liberal Environment Minister Catherine McKenna took full responsibility on Wednesday for a tweet issued on her ministerial account which praised Syria for joining the Paris Climate Accord.

Environment Minister Catherine McKenna announced Thursday that energy projects will have to be assessed and either approved or denied within two years under a new national assessment bill.

Federal Environment Minister Catherine McKenna told the House of Commons that “officials that are in British Columbia right now having discussions” to end the province’s trade war with Alberta.

Environment and Climate Change Minister Catherine McKenna tells Mercedes Stephenson her government is working hard to get a decision on the pipeline project but would not commit to when that decision will be announced.

Minister of Environment Catherine McKenna announces United Kingdom gifting the ship wrecks HMS Erebus and HMS Terror to Canada which were part of the Franklin expedition.

During Question Period Thursday, Minister of Environment Catherine McKenna criticized Conservative MP Pierre Poilievre for politicizing the loss of jobs at GM.

Postal workers occupied the office of federal environment minister Catherine McKenna on Friday to protest against the Liberal government’s threat to introduce back-to-work legislation.

A portion of the revenue collected as a result of carbon pollution pricing will go toward updating schools across Canada with energy efficient retrofits, announced Environment Minister Catherine McKenna on June 25 in Ottawa.

During a press conference in Ottawa on June 25 where she unveiled where a portion of revenue collected as a result of carbon pollution pricing will go, Canadian Environment Minister Catherine McKenna said that by law, 100 per cent of revenue must be generated back into its respective province.

Catherine McKenna, the minister responsible for Parks Canada, said Wednesday she has tasked the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada with addressing concerns around historic figures like John A. Macdonald, while adding that you “can’t erase history.”