An internal review by Veterans Affairs Canada that says the majority of case managers spend more than half their working day filling out required forms and reports. Continue reading
The transfer of Kapyong Barracks land to Treaty One First Nations is now signed. Continue reading
The investment is aimed at strengthening the health of Ontario’s honeybees and helping beekeepers grow their business and better manage pests. Continue reading
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is accusing the federal government of delaying infrastructure projects worth $200 million from starting this construction season. Continue reading
Critics worry the new process will make Canada less attractive to energy-industry investors, but experts say those concerns are overblown. Continue reading
Bill C-69 sets up the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada as the authority to assess projects for impacts on public health, the economy, the environment and other factors. Continue reading
A Syrian refugee family, living in Saint-Hyacinthe, is pleading with the Canadian government to let the daughter they left behind in Libya join them in Quebec. Continue reading
During a speech in Edmonton Tuesday, Andrew Scheer said he’ll convene a first-ministers’ meeting devoted to knocking down barriers to trade among Canada’s provinces if the Conservatives win the federal election. Continue reading
Saskatchewan will showcase its agri-food products in a trip to Japan and South Korea as part of a trade mission led by the federal government. Continue reading
Edmonton Centre MP Randy Boissonnault says Scheer’s decision to remove Cooper from the committee that held the hearing, but not from caucus, shows there’s a “revolving door” for bigots in the Conservative party. Continue reading