The bureau chiefs panel, Robert Fife (Globe and Mail), Joël-Denis Bellavance (LaPresse) and Mia Rabson (Canadian Press) discuss the prime minister’s trip to Washington and meeting with President Trump next Tuesday. Ret. Lt. -Gen. and former MP Andrew Leslie gives his thoughts on the government’s new defence investment agency, aimed at improving military procurement. Marci…
In Montreal, Energy Minister Tim Hodgson announces an investment of $22 million to fund domestic battery innovation and manufacturing. The funding will improve performance, lower costs, strengthen supply-chain security and reduce environmental impacts. source
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew addresses the media at Victoria Hospital in Winnipeg to provide an emergency department update. He is joined by Uzoma Asagwara, provincial minister of health, seniors and long-term care, Brenda Catchpole, interim chief operating officer of the hospital, and Greg Parent, a resident of Winnipeg South. source
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew addresses the media at Victoria Hospital in Winnipeg to provide an emergency department update. He is joined by Uzoma Asagwara, provincial minister of health, seniors and long-term care, Brenda Catchpole, interim chief operating officer of the hospital, and Greg Parent, a resident of Winnipeg South. source
Ottawa, ON – James Bezan, Conservative Shadow Minister for National Defence, and Kelly Block, Conservative Shadow Minister for Government Transformation, Public Works and Procurement, issued the following statement on the Liberals’ new Defence Investment Agency: “Creating new, unnecessary bureaucracy to do an existing task does nothing for our troops – but risks more red tape delays…
Regardez les élus canadiens débattre des enjeux du jour à la Chambre des communes. source
Witness all the action in the House of Commons as Canada’s elected officials debate the issues of the day. source
Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston speaks with reporters in Halifax. source
Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston speaks with reporters in Halifax. source
L’Alberta veut obtenir l’approbation accélérée d’un nouvel oléoduc vers la côte pacifique en déposant une demande auprès du Bureau fédéral des grands projets. La province se présente comme promoteur initial en espérant attirer du capital privé plus tard. Ce projet, premier test véritable de la promesse du gouvernement Carney de construire plus vite, a ravivé…