One day after federal trade minister Jim Carr confirmed Winnipeg will see at least $40 million from this year’s gas tax allocation, Mayor Brian Bowman said he hopes to see that money spent on local roads. Continue reading
Tuesday’s budget projects a deficit in 2019-20 of $19.8 billion. Continue reading
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Students will be a key demographic during the election this fall, with some budget measures, specifically cuts to student loan interest rates, intended to drum up support. Continue reading
From the 1950s to mid-1990s, thousands of LGBT members of RCMP, the Armed Forces, and Federal Public Services were weeded out through a policy known as “The Purge.” Continue reading
The federal government says the app is designed to save lives in case of an emergency. Continue reading
The funding will go to MAP Strategic Workforce Services Inc.’s First in Trades program, an attempt to increase Indigenous diversity in New Brunswick trade unions. Continue reading
“They will be able to determine if an apple tree will produce crisp fruit before that tree is even old enough to flower for the first time.” Continue reading
Saskatchewan will receive $11.9 million over the next five years to reduce violent crime, make communities safer and lessen demand on the justice system. Continue reading
The government of Canada says it’s fulfilling its commitment to protect Canadian steelworkers and Canadian interests. Continue reading
The funding will assist a project that provides 1,200 Grade 9 students in Nova Scotia with the tools that “help them build and maintain healthy relationships.” Continue reading