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BC Greens oppose Trans Mountain
The post-election BC Green Party vows to fight Kinder Morgan's proposed Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.
Retired politician Madeleine Meilleur nominated official languages commissioner
The Liberal government has nominated former Ontario cabinet minister Madeleine Meilleur as the country's new official languages commissioner.
BREAKING: Rona Ambrose expected to resign seat in House of Commons by summer
The longtime Alberta MP has been serving as the temporary head of the party since the fall of 2015.
Canadians officials ready for NAFTA renegotiation talks with U.S.
The Trump administration is likely to quickly trigger the process that will lead to renegotiation of the NAFTA, now that a new U.S. trade representative has been confirmed.
Trudeau tabs career security official to head Canada's spy agency
David Vigneault, a senior government official with experience at several federal security agencies, will be the next head of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service.
Trudeau urges Montreal, Toronto NHL fans to get behind Ottawa's Senators
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he's setting aside his NHL allegiance to his beloved Montreal Canadiens for now to back the Ottawa Senators — and urging fellow hockey fans to join him.
Trudeau, Couillard board helicopter to witness flood damage in Gatineau
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard are urging Canadians to dig deep and contribute to the relief effort for flood victims in Ontario and Quebec.
Quebec's public security minister says flood situation improving gradually
Flood levels are gradually dropping in Quebec, particularly in the western part of the province, Public Security Minister Martin Coiteux said on Tuesday, May 9, 2017.
Conservative party politics getting in way of debate on environment: Chong
Conservative leadership candidate Michael Chong says his party is partly to blame for the fact his campaign promise of a revenue-neutral carbon tax is such a tough sell.
Trudeau congratulates France's president-elect Macron on decisive win
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has spoken with Emmanuel Macron to congratulate him on his election as the next president of France.