A senate committee has recommended not to proceed with the controversial Bill C-48 aimed at limiting tanker traffic along the northern B.C. coast. Continue reading →

Dion announced at the beginning of March that he would be taking a medical leave for reasons which were not disclosed. Continue reading →

At issue is the validity of Liberal government legislation that kicked in on April 1 and imposed a charge on gasoline and other fossil fuels as well as on industrial polluters. The law applies in those provinces that have no carbon-pricing regime of their own that meets national standards. Continue reading →

Canola farmers whose livelihoods have been targeted by China in its feud with Canada say it’s time for the federal government to be aggressive at the political level in its fight against a growing number of agricultural trade barriers around the world. Continue reading →

A legislature committee drafted the blueprint after consultations found concerns over gender-based harassment and power imbalances between elected members. Continue reading →

MP Carla Qualtrough says Liberals are “rallying behind Trudeau because they believe him.” Continue reading →

Premier Wade MacLauchlan made the announcement tonight at a nomination meeting for a local party candidate at a Charlottetown hotel. Continue reading →

The new law narrows the scope of mandatory investigations carried out by the province’s primary police watchdog. Continue reading →

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 →