Chretien said that western alienation is a “problem that existed for a long time,” but noted that they have “survived” in the past when faced with it. Continue reading →

The Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, equalization payments and federal laws that Kenney says hurt Alberta’s energy industry have all been brought up as concerns. Continue reading →

François-Philippe Champagne has been named the new foreign affairs minister. Continue reading →

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau carved out a new role in his government Wednesday designed to ensure voices on the Prairies are heard in Ottawa. Continue reading →

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will announce who will sit around his cabinet table on Wednesday afternoon. Continue reading →

As Justin Trudeau settles on his choices for his new cabinet this week, he’ll also need to consider the often unsung roles in the House of Commons that will be critical to keeping the Liberals in power and their agenda moving. Continue reading →

Trudeau had prided himself on having an equal number of men and women in his cabinet — but after Philpott’s resignation, he has 15 female cabinet members and 16 male cabinet members.  Continue reading →

Trudeau says he’s “surprised and disappointed” by Jody Wilson-Raybould’s decision to resign from cabinet amid allegations that the Prime Minister’s Office pressured her to avoid prosecuting SNC-Lavalin. Continue reading →

Speculation Sunday revolved around Indigenous Services Minister Jane Philpott being moved to Treasury Board. Continue reading →