Trudeau’s minister of intergovernmental and northern affairs is reportedly linked to five of the last six federally appointed judges in New Brunswick. Continue reading →

Duff Conacher of Democracy Watch says an investigation is necessary to determine if LeBlanc violated ethics laws by “participating in the decisions to appoint the judges.” Continue reading →

The appointments include the wife of Dominic LeBlanc’s brother-in-law and prominent donors to both the Liberal Party and the federal Liberal association for LeBlanc’s riding.  Continue reading →

Dominic LeBlanc stepped away from his duties as federal minister of intergovernmental and northern affairs in April after being diagnosed with a form of non-Hodgkin lymphoma, a type of blood cancer. Continue reading →

Dominic LeBlanc is stepping away temporarily from his duties as intergovernmental and northern affairs minister. Continue reading →

The issue has rankled consumers for decades and was forced under a media spotlight a year ago when a New Brunswick man lost a five-year court battle to buy cheap beer in neighbouring Quebec. Continue reading →

Internal Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc says immigration was the first issue addressed when the strategy was launched three years ago, and it continues to help grow the region’s economy. Continue reading →

Quebec Immigration Minister Simon Jolin-Barrette tabled Bill 9 Thursday, which lays down a legal framework that would allow the province to be more selective with immigrants. Continue reading →

Intergovernmental Affairs Minister Dominic LeBlanc said Rachel Notley was among several premiers to express concern about the western oil crisis, which he dubbed “an economic concern for the whole country.” Continue reading →