Liberal Catherine McKenna projected to win second term in Ottawa Centre
Catherine McKenna beats out 10 other candidates to hold onto Liberal stronghold in Ottawa Centre. Continue reading
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Chrétien warns against ‘Trump mentality’ during Liberal campaign event with McKenna
Chrétien endorsed McKenna in her riding Saturday, cautioning against the divisive American politics that have flourished under U.S. President Donald Trump. Continue reading
Canada election results: Ottawa Centre
Here’s what you need to know about the riding of Ottawa Centre and its 2019 federal election candidates. Continue reading
If California loses its war over auto emissions, where does that leave Canada?
The U.S. president’s move could increase uncertainty for Canada’s auto industry, according to experts. Continue reading
Liberals announce previously-confirmed loan for Ottawa seniors’ affordable housing project
The announcement comes weeks ahead of the 2019 federal election campaign and months after The King’s Daughters and Sons Apartments Inc. says it received confirmation of the loan. Continue reading
First Nations elder criticizes Trudeau government during funding announcement
An Ojibway elder criticized the Canadian government for not sharing details of a federal funding announcement for a national park in Toronto. Continue reading
Tories seize on question of carbon tax increase after McKenna leaves door open
McKenna says there’s “no intention” to increase carbon tax but did not rule out the possibility of a boost following future consultations. Continue reading
Governments need to “work together” to fight climate change: environment minister
Environment and Climate Change Minister Catherine McKenna discussed the impacts of climate change on municipalities with the mayors of Hamilton, Burlington and Milton on Thursday. Continue reading
Canada faces 6 key climate change risks. Here’s what experts say could help
Canadians may be able to mitigate some of the impact of climate change by up to 75 per cent, a new report says. Continue reading
Ontario vows to keep fighting carbon tax after 2 courts uphold it
On Friday, Ontario’s top court ruled that the Trudeau government is within its rights to impose a carbon pricing system on provinces that do not have their own. Continue reading