“This marks a turning point for active transportation in the greater Montreal region.” Continue reading →

While many of the instructions to cabinet come straight from the Liberal campaign platform, there are a few things that are new, or more detailed than what’s been public before. Continue reading →

The Federation of Canadian Municipalities urged the Liberals to boost annual increases to the gas-tax fund to 3.5 per cent from two per cent, and permanently double the value of the program to just over $4 billion. Continue reading →

The Liberal government has committed more than $180 billion over 12 years to improving roads, bridges, public transit systems and other needed infrastructure across the country; but it has been criticized for failing to get the money out the door and shovels in the ground quickly. Continue reading →

“It’s great to have a really big plan, but it’s much better to actually have a very solid plan that’s positive, that is going to happen.” Continue reading →

In the 2015 election, the Liberals elected 50 women, and increased that by two in 2019. Continue reading →

The European Union and Germany say they appreciate the “continuity” in Canadian climate change policy that will result from the federal election result. Continue reading →

Women in politics and political studies say the slur against McKenna is an everyday example of the realities many of their female colleagues face.  Continue reading →

The defacement marks the latest example of ongoing abuse and harassment targeting the minister. Continue reading →

Catherine McKenna beats out 10 other candidates to hold onto Liberal stronghold in Ottawa Centre. Continue reading →