The Digital Democracy Project monitors how information is consumed and shared online during the Canadian federal election campaign. Continue reading
Canada apologizes for the lack of benefits given to Métis veterans after the Second World War. Continue reading
The United Conservative government has asked the Appeal Court of Alberta whether Ottawa’s new environmental assessment process for major construction projects like pipelines is constitutional. Continue reading
The two governments issued a statement Saturday evening saying they’ve signed a “memorandum of understanding” that formally commits them to working together to establish the school. Continue reading
With a federal election call expected any day, there is little chance that bargaining would resume before the Oct. 21 vote, the union said. Continue reading
According to the theatre’s executive director, these renovations are a long time coming. Continue reading
The federal government is on track to spend nearly $100 million this year on medical cannabis for veterans. Continue reading
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
A spokesperson for the Francophone Affairs Minister says the province and the federal government are currently discussing a potential funding agreement to build the school. Continue reading
Nearly $30 million will help create new jobs, push Saskatchewan businesses into the global market and support small business scale-ups. Continue reading