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NEB restores orders and decisions issued to Trans Mountain prior to court ruling
The National Energy Board says its decisions and orders regarding the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion issued prior to last summer when a court overturned its approval will remain valid except where circumstances have changed.
NDP's Singh says Canada needs a national cycling strategy
NDP leader Jagmeet Singh is a well-known cycling enthusiast whose folding bike seems to travel almost everywhere he does.
Dozens of B.C.'s largest old-growth trees now on the protection list
The British Columbia government is protecting 54 of the province's largest and oldest trees along with a one-hectare buffer zone surrounding each of the giants.
Cambodia says 11 containers of Canadian trash among illegal garbage shipments
The Canadian government has asked officials in Cambodia for more information about 11 containers of Canadian garbage the southeast Asian country's environment ministry says ended up there illegally.
Scheer on Trump: It's 'offensive' to question the family background of critics
Federal Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer says there is no place in society for comments such as the ones U.S. President Donald Trump has made about four Democratic congresswomen.
Asylum figures show overall slower rate of irregular crossings
Newly published government figures show fewer asylum-seekers crossing "irregularly" into Canada than last year, although June did see a small increase over other months this year.
Fentanyl overdose victim's mom wants Regina police to carry more naloxone kits
A mother whose son died of a fentanyl overdose wants the Regina Police Service to equip all front-line officers with the life-saving antidote naloxone.
Loved ones of Somali-Canadian journalist Hodan Nalayeh mourn after terrorist attack
Family and friends of Hodan Nalayeh are remembering the Somali-Canadian journalist killed in a terrorist attack this week for her work redefining the global Somali identity through positive storytelling.
Federal, B.C. governments consider options to help salmon blocked by landslide
A system of pressurized tubes known as a "salmon cannon" is among the options the British Columbia and federal governments are considering to help fish trapped by a rock slide in the Fraser River.
Ministers making announcements at Davie, Seaspan shipyards today
The federal government is promising major announcements today, July 16, 2019, at shipyards in Quebec and Victoria.