P.E.I., Quebec intervene in Saskatchewan's legal challenge of carbon tax
Prince Edward Island and Quebec have joined as interveners in Saskatchewan's legal challenge of the federal carbon tax.
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Diplomat, peacekeeper: Saskatchewan First Nation awaits Poundmaker exoneration
When Milton Tootoosis thinks about the planned exoneration of Chief Poundmaker, he breaks down.
Chinese evidence behind canola impasse? 'So far we've heard nothing,' Carr says
Canada still hasn't seen the evidence China used to block canola shipments from one of Canada's largest grain producers, International Trade Minister Jim Carr said Wednesday in an interview.
Saskatchewan man kept in segregation for more than 2,000 days: advocates
Prisoners advocates are asking a Federal Court to intervene in the case of a Dene man from northern Saskatchewan who they say has spent most of his adult life in segregation and is at risk of committing suicide.
'There has to be accountability': victims of sterilization demand action
Morningstar Mercredi says she woke up from surgery at 14 and immediately broke down when she discovered the baby she had felt inside her was gone.
Raucous crowd hears Ford, Kenney rail against carbon tax at Calgary rally
A raucous crowd of more than 1,500 crammed into a Calgary convention centre on Friday, October 5, 2018, night to hear Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Jason Kenney, leader of Alberta's Opposition United Conservative Party, rail against the federal carbon tax.
Baloney Meter: Do Liberal policies mean a typical family is $2,000 richer?
"Our plan — to invest in people, to strengthen and grow the middle class, and to build an economy that works for everyone — is working. By this time next year, a typical family of four will be $2,000 better off under our plan." — Finance Minister Bill Morneau.
'I am really upset': Video shows Trudeau meeting with Saskatchewan chiefs
Chief Bobby Cameron, with the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations (FSIN), said a closed−door meeting with the prime minister last week was productive, but the frustration depicted in the video is real.
Reporter calls out immigration photo on social media as fake news
A Vancouver radio reporter says people on social media, including a vocal British politician, should be more careful about spreading fake news.
Trudeau acknowledges grumbling, but defiant on small business tax changes
Justin Trudeau says he's paying attention to the growing dissent over his government's controversial plan to eliminate tax incentives that he insists only benefit wealthy small business owners.
'It's the best way' - Trudeau sells carbon pricing in Saskatoon
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau touched on the thorny issue of carbon pricing in a fundraising speech in Saskatoon on Thursday night.
Doctors say more support needed to help patients reduce opioid use
An addictions doctor in Saskatchewan says physicians need more help to treat people with chronic pain without prescribing them opioids.
Poll indicates steep drop in Sask. Party support after unpopular budget
Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall says he knew budget decisions were likely to hurt his party's popularity with voters and a new poll suggests just that.
Carbon tax won't adversely hurt Saskatchewan: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau
Speaking in Saskatoon, Trudeau said people in the province will benefit from pipeline projects that his government has just approved.
Trudeau says reconciliation with First Nations doesn’t mean agreeing on everything
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says a respectful relationship between Canada and First Nations doesn't mean agreeing on everything