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Manitoba NDP promise rebate on energy bills, no increase to carbon tax
The Manitoba NDP is promising to keep the carbon tax at its current level and give a $350 rebate on energy bills if elected Sept. 10.
Is federal carbon tax killing jobs in Saskatchewan?
The Saskatchewan government says the federal carbon tax is killing jobs, but experts and even the province's trade minister say it's not that easy to calculate.
Saskatchewan abandons commitment to improve northern airport after crash: chief
The chief of a remote Saskatchewan First Nation says the province's decision not to help improve an airport runway near his community while doing so in a city outside Regina shows racism.
Because 'Apathy is Boring'
Samantha Reusch is aiming to help young Canadians identify misinformation online because she and her colleagues can't monitor all social media platforms for false information during this fall's campaign.
Religious symbols and face coverings a no go: Quebec's largest school board
Job postings at Quebec's largest school board have begun including the requirement that new teachers not wear religious symbols or face coverings on the job, in accordance with the province's new secularism law.
Ottawa ready to pass law forcing CN to restore rusting Quebec Bridge
Ottawa says its ready to take ownership of the aging Quebec Bridge or pass legislation forcing the Canadian National Railway to restore the historic structure.
Ethnic media aim to help maintain boost in voting by new Canadians
Zuhair Alshaer spends most of his day editing articles and organizing interviews with politicians for his Ottawa-based Arab Canada newspaper, to introduce Arabic-speaking new Canadians to federal politics.
U.S. secretary of state meets Trudeau, Freeland ahead of G7 meeting in France
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo met with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Thursday, August 22, 2019, ahead of the upcoming G7 summit, tackling a number of hot-button issues, including relations with China and the detention of Canadians Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor there.
N.L. Tory leader wants missed methylmercury work at Muskrat Falls investigated
Newfoundland and Labrador's opposition leader wants the province's auditor general to investigate the government's failure to carry out environmental work around the Muskrat Falls reservoir.
Groups ready large get-out-the-vote campaign to keep youth turnout high
Caro Loutfi is busy at her Montreal office preparing ways to get young voters to cast a ballot in this fall's federal election.