Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer said the government’s purchase of the Trans Mountain project has sends a critical message and sets a negative precedent for future energy sector development projects.
Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer outlined steps his party would have taken to avoid the nationalization of the Trans Mountain pipeline, including removing regulations inhibiting pipeline projects.
Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer criticized the federal government’s $4.5 billion purchase of the Trans Mountain pipeline, calling the eleventh hour deal to save the project’s controversial expansion a “failure.”
Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer accused the Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of letting down British Columbians by forcing through expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline by nationalizing the project, instead of “championing” its benefits.
The Elgin County OPP detachment is warning the public, especially men, to never accept friend requests from strangers after a local resident fell victim to a 'sextortion' scam.
The Northern Appeal literary journal exists to showcase the art of Simcoe County and Muskoka artists. Editors are now accepting submissions for the August edition.
“We believe this is the best way to protect thousands of well-paying jobs and the safest and most effective way to get our resources to world markets,” Morneau told a news conference in Ottawa.
Stephen Troy MacDonald, 39, is set to appear in Sydney Provincial Court later on Tuesday.
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Alberta Premier Rachel Notley calls the decision by the federal government to purchase the Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion for $4.5 billion "a major step forward for all Canadians."
The auditor general's second, more detailed report into what went wrong with the Phoenix system was released on Tuesday morning.
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Ottawa is buying Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain Pipeline. The finance minister said construction could begin this week. Kendra Slugoski reports.
A piece of concrete that fell from the Turcot Interchange has closed two ramps leading to the westbound Highway 20.
The father of a young boy rescued while dangling from a Paris balcony on Monday was out playing Pokemon Go when the incident happened, according to police.
Cineplex said it is building a 30,000 square foot theatre in the front end parking lot at The Centre mall.
Ontarians want change on June 7, says Scott Thompson. 'Who is offering the 'change' voters are looking for?'
Asked what would happen if no one wants to buy the Trans Mountain pipeline, Finance Minister Bill Morneau said the pipeline and deal for the government to buy it “has value” and believes someone will purchase it.
Finance Minister Bill Morneau said Tuesday that they don’t have to sell the Trans Mountain pipeline to the private sector, but would look into expressions of interest to do so and whether it should happen sooner or later.
Natural Resources Minister Jim Carr said Tuesday that there was no legislation required for the purchase of the Trans Mountain pipeline.
Alberta's economy is expected to grow by about 1.9 per cent this year, the Conference Board of Canada said Tuesday.
The University of Toronto professor is now on tour to promote his book "12 Rules for Life - An Antidote to Chaos."
Federal Finance Minister Bill Morneau was light on specifics Tuesday when he asked how the feds planned to force the Trans Mountain expansion project through BC, simply reiterating that the federal government has jurisdiction over this national energy project.
The Ontario PC leader was in Peterborough Monday evening for his third visit to the city since he announced his intention to run for party leader in February.