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Trudeau needs to push for meeting with B.C. premier on pipeline ASAP: Tories
Conservatives say Prime Minister Justin Trudeau missed a huge opportunity to save the Trans Mountain pipeline last week when he failed to meet with British Columbia Premier John Horgan.
Canada claims leadership but lacks details on plan to cut shipping emissions
The United Nations group which regulates the international shipping industry is being asked to cut emissions from the cargo ships, oil tankers and other vessels that crisscross the world's oceans as they threaten to become the single-largest source of planet-warming greenhouse gases.
Oilpatch CEO says Trudeau needs to give real pipeline support, 'not just words'
An oil company CEO is harshly criticizing Justin Trudeau as the prime minister tours the oilsands region of northeastern Alberta today.
Federal, B.C. privacy czars team up to investigate Facebook and AggregateIQ
The federal and British Columbia privacy commissioners are joining forces to investigate Facebook and Canadian political consultancy AggregateIQ — two firms at the centre of an international uproar over the unauthorized use of social-media data.
Christine Elliott seeking Ontario Tory nomination for Newmarket-Aurora
Former Ontario Progressive Conservative leadership candidate Christine Elliott says she will be seeking the nomination to run as the Tory candidate in the provincial riding of Newmarket-Aurora.
Canadian wireless providers stay mum as US companies announce 5G launch dates
U.S. wireless providers are trumpeting the virtues of their soon-to-be-unveiled 5G networks, but in Canada, the Big Three telecoms are sitting back and staying mum.
Scheer demands apology from Finance Minister Morneau over 'sexist' insult
Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau are jousting over who most respects women.
B.C. Green Party says member data safe after contract with AggregateIQ
The B.C. Green Party says it does not believe its members' personal information was stolen, after the party worked with a Victoria-based tech company that's mired in an international privacy scandal.
N.B. woman seeks change after failing breathalyzer due to lung condition
A New Brunswick woman says police need to be more sensitive when it comes to taking breath samples after her chronic lung condition caused her to fail a breathalyzer test and have her licence suspended.
B.C. First Nation goes tiny in answer to housing needs of single men
Members of a small B.C. First Nation have been working to build a tiny solution to homelessness in their community.