The $50,000 federal government donation will go toward a feasibility study into a Child Advocacy Centre in Saint John to serve communities between St. Stephen and Sussex. Continue reading
The federal government has blocked Chinese state-owned CCCC International Holding Ltd.’s proposed $1.5 billion takeover of construction firm Aecon Group Inc. for reasons of national security. Continue reading
May 23 is the one year anniversary of the rail line washout just outside of Churchill. Continue reading
The 10-year program will cover projects that help communities withstand natural hazards including floods, wildfires, seismic events and droughts. Continue reading
The Basic Income Guarantee Nova Scotia group says “the time is right” to examine how to take what it says is an important first step to eradicating poverty. Continue reading
Alberta’s United Conservative leader Jason Kenney sparred with federal lawmakers Monday in Ottawa over the Trudeau government’s carbon pricing policy. Continue reading
The federal government has accepted the City of Edmonton’s proposal for the $50-million Smart Cities Challenge. Continue reading
In late April, the B.C. government asked the B.C. Court of Appeal to determine whether it can pass legislation that would require companies to get permits from the provincial government before increasing the flow of bitumen through the province. Continue reading
Six Ottawa-based HIV/AIDS organizations didn’t have their funding renewed by the Liberal government in 2016. Their transition funds just ran out and they’re sounding the alarm bells. Continue reading
The national group of police officers is urging the federal government to move fast if it wants municipalities to prepare for this coming summer. Continue reading
