Nova Scotia Premier Stephen McNeil has jumped into the debate, suggesting the pipeline should expand into his province. 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 →

B.C.’s Greens hold the balance of power in the province, but the party’s leader says he’s confident that NDP Premier John Horgan won’t back down on Trans Mountain. Continue reading →

Donald Savoie of the school of public studies at the University of Moncton takes the federal Liberals to task on many issues — including what he says is their lukewarm support for the Energy East pipeline project. Continue reading →

While carbon taxes are getting the lion’s share of political and public attention, they’re having little negative effect — but a lack of pipeline capacity for getting product to market, on the other hand, has a significant impact, says a new report from the C.D. Howe Institute. Continue reading →

Despite a year that saw more downs than ups, the premier says he’s still proud of what his government was able to accomplish for New Brunswick. Continue reading →

The concept of “western alienation” is real and dangerous, and people in the region feel as though their aspirations aren’t in line with those in the rest of Canada, Rona Ambrose said Tuesday. Continue reading →

Bob shares audience opinions and invites yours. Continue reading →