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Ralph Goodale says military will help as Alberta deals with massive wildfires
The federal government says the military is going to help with Alberta's wildfire fight.
Alberta premier says carbon taxes won't help stop forest fire threat
Alberta Premier Jason Kenney says forest fires have always been around and carbon taxes won't do anything to change that.
'Hold China accountable' for fentanyl, Andrew Scheer says
Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer says the federal government needs to "hold China accountable" for the illicit fentanyl that has fuelled Canada's opioid crisis.
We'll work with cities, even when provinces won't work with Ottawa: Trudeau
Even with provinces and Ottawa not always seeing eye-to-eye these days, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau pledged on Friday, May 31, 2019, that his federal Liberal government would keep working with municipalities to deal with the effects of extreme weather, housing shortages and climate change.
Trudeau to go to Britain and France to commemorate 75th anniversary of D-Day
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will be on Juno Beach to commemorate the 75th anniversary of D-Day this year.
Judge rules SNC-Lavalin headed to trial on charges of fraud, corruption
A Quebec judge has ruled that SNC-Lavalin Group Inc. is headed to trial on charges of fraud and corruption.
Justin Trudeau and Brian Pallister talk Minnesota hydro link
The prime minister and the premier of Manitoba say they'll try to find common ground on a new hydro line so the province can sell more surplus electricity to Minnesota.
Trudeau, Pence to talk trade, China, abortion in final push to ratify new NAFTA
The ratification of the new North American trade agreement will dominate a packed agenda when Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and U.S. Vice-President Mike Pence meet today, May 30, 2019, in Ottawa.
Education minister calls out Montreal school for putting autistic kids in closet
Quebec's education minister called out a Montreal school on Tuesday, May 29, 2019, for its reported practice of locking panicking autistic children into a small and unsafe closet to calm them down.
O'Regan urged to make Grassy Narrows visit 'more than a pre-campaign photo op'
Indigenous Services Minister Seamus O'Regan is being urged to ensure a long-awaited visit to an Ontario First Nation is substantive and not a pre-election photo opportunity.