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Kenney claims 'Alberta is back' in Calgary Chamber of Commerce speech
He says there has been a sharp turnaround from the early days of the pandemic when unemployment hit 25 per cent and for close to 10 weeks the province was unable to sell an Alberta government bond.
The fight against aquatic invasive species in mountain parks
The federal government is committing $14.7 million to fight aquatic invasive species in five mountain national parks in Alberta and British Columbia, Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault announced on Saturday, December 4, 2021.
Maxime Bernier to remain Peoples' Party of Canada leader
Almost 96 per cent of votes cast in a leadership review were in favour of Bernier staying at the helm of the People's Party of Canada.
Trans Mountain pipeline reopens after three-week shutdown
The Trans Mountain pipeline has restarted following a three-week precautionary shutdown during a series of storms that battered southern British Columbia, causing extensive flooding and landslides.
B.C. minister Mike Farnworth views flood damage, promises aid
British Columbia's public safety minister got a first-hand look on Friday, December 3, 2021, of the destruction caused by torrential rainstorms that forced rivers over their banks and ripped away roads and bridges.
COVID found in three Quebec deer
For the first time, the COVID-19 virus has been detected in Canadian wildlife.
EVs and softwood lumber sticking points in Canada-U.S. trade talks
Canada's trade minister has headed back to the U.S. capital for discussions on festering trade irritants, just two weeks after joining Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on his visit to the White House.
Evacuations and flood warnings continue in B.C.
Several rivers in British Columbia were under flood warnings on Wednesday, December 1, 2021, as hundreds of homes remained evacuated because of heavy rainfall.
Trudeau did not defame Quebec heckler, judge rules
A Quebec Superior Court judge has dismissed a defamation suit brought against Prime Minister Justin Trudeau by a woman who heckled him at a 2018 rally south of Montreal.
Third atmospheric river about to pummel B.C.
British Columbia is bracing for more rain after mudslides and flooding caused devastation in parts of the province.