Kinder Morgan Canada will have access to up to $1 billion to restart construction, which will not need to be repaid by the company. Here’s what you need to know. Continue reading →

Newfoundland and Labrador, Saskatchewan and Alberta are all promising to press Finance Minister Bill Morneau and their other provincial counterparts for changes. Continue reading →

Viola Desmond, who was inducted into Canada’s Walk of Fame in Toronto last year, will be honoured June 29 with a star in her hometown of Halifax. Continue reading →

Finance Minister Bill Morneau did not break federal conflict of interest rules by sponsoring a bill that reformed Canadian pension regulations. Continue reading →

Campaign 2000 is calling on the Liberals to set a target of cutting child poverty in half over the next five years. Continue reading →

Finance Minister Bill Morneau wasn’t exactly brimming with optimism on Friday following a sit-down meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and his own boss, Justin Trudeau. Continue reading →

President Donald Trump left the G7 Summit Saturday morning, and, despite criticism on trade files, Canadian officials say things could have gone worse. Continue reading →

If the federal government can overcome opposition and complete the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, experts say it will have an asset that will be of great interest to potential buyers. Continue reading →

A day after Finance Minister Bill Morneau announced the federal government has made a $4.5-billion offer to buy Trans Mountain from Kinder Morgan, Conservative Deputy Leader Lisa Raitt questioned Wednesday why Trudeau wasn’t putting up the same fight to save Energy East. Continue reading →