Premier Doug Ford to discuss agriculture in Woodstock on Tuesday
The Progressive Conservative leader will be in Woodstock hosting a roundtable discussion with local farmers and industry organizations at Canada’s Outdoor Farm Show. Continue reading
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Bill Kelly: ‘Ford Factor’ looms large in fall federal election
Bill Kelly says Doug Ford’s low popularity will hit Andrew Scheer’s Conservatives because angry voters don’t distinguish federal from provincial parties. Continue reading
HRM councillor Steve Craig unofficially wins Sackville-Cobequid byelection for the PCs
The race was a dead heat between Craig and Lara Fawthrop of the NDP, who lost by only 183 votes. Continue reading
Ontario health minister announces hospital, EMS funding for transport of sick newborns
Health Minister Christine Elliott announced the government has earmarked a total of $6.8 million for five specially equipped ambulances and a team of paramedics. Continue reading
NDP MPP Peter Tabuns reignites push to ban fracking in Ontario
Tabuns first introduced a bill to ban fracking in Ontario back in 2015, but it was shot down by the Liberals. Continue reading
MLAs set to return to N.B. legislature following break, release of provincial budget
By Morganne Campbell Digital Video Journalist
Tuesday will be the first time New Brunswick MLAs sit down together since the release of the Higgs government’s first budget. Continue reading
Liberals announce Michel Hindlet will represent party in Sackville-Cobequid byelection
The party held their nomination ceremony in Lower Sackville on Saturday held at the Carpenter Millwright College in Sackville. Continue reading
Prominent N.S. Tories considering federal bids, buoyed by Liberal troubles
The spring session of the legislature ended Friday with three Progressive Conservative MLAs discussing potential plans to run in this year’s national race. Continue reading
Scheer continues campaign-style tour, hopes to gain ground in Atlantic Canada
The leader of Canada’s Official Opposition continued his campaign-style tour of Atlantic Canada on Wednesday. Continue reading
Ontario considers making large emitters pay for pollution if standards exceeded
The Progressive Conservative government posted a proposal for the system on Ontario’s Environmental Registry on Tuesday as part of its plan to fight climate change. Continue reading