Tuesday’s budget projects a deficit in 2019-20 of $19.8 billion. Continue reading →

The Canadian government says British Columbia is trying to obstruct the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion with “Trojan Horse” legislation that the province is passing off as a benign environmental measure. Continue reading →

A proposal in the federal budget to resume studies for a sixth crossing connecting Ottawa and Gatineau “came as a surprise” to Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson. Continue reading →

Members of southern Alberta’s Blood Tribe voted in favour of a multi-million-dollar settlement claim on Tuesday regarding a century-old dispute about cattle management. Continue reading →

A $3.5-billion project to turn Alberta propane into plastic pellets for the manufacture of consumer products is to receive $49 million from the federal government. Continue reading →

After two major Liberal cabinet ministers resigned, Trudeau still seems to have the backing of most of his party. Continue reading →

The court said some of the public statements made were “ill-considered,” but did not constitute an infringement of the charter. Continue reading →

A woman in Alberta says she feels like she’s not Canadian enough after her daughters were denied citizenship. Continue reading →

Cabinet won’t decide the pipeline’s fate until a new round of consultations with Indigenous communities is completed. Continue reading →