Health transfers, child-care funding, climate and the COVID-19 take centre stage in first debate
The B.C. Urban Mayors’ Caucus wants the feds to keep urban issues in mind
Millions of voters are expected to tune in to one of the two sessions
Fourteen of B.C.’s 17 Conservative MPs recently supported legislation that would have restricted access to abortion
This is the latest Liberal event to be sidetracked by the arrival of what Trudeau called an ‘anti-vaxxer mob’
One supporter refused to take sign out of fear of intimidation
More announcements expected as voting day gets closer
Trudeau first opened his remarks in Markham, Ont., by acknowledging Sunday was a difficult one for the relatives
Federal officials are currently reviewing the employment insurance system
Shuswap Climate Action and Vernon Climate Action Now hosting virtual forum Friday, Sept. 10
Bernier says his party would repeal bills C-16 and C-6 to protect public from ‘radical agenda’
Three registered candidates will be attending
Canada urgently needs a trade and economic strategy for our own critical mineral deposits
Green party’s Annamie Paul and the Peoples’ party’s Maxime Bernier were not invited to participate
O’Toole is outlining a plan to build key infrastructure, promising to end delays and get shovels in the ground
Affordability was a key election talking point on the campaign trail
Speaking in the Ottawa suburb of Kanata, Trudeau said there are pockets of the economy that remain weak
At the federal level, the Green Party led by Elizabeth May held three of the 42 seats in B.C. not so long ago
Partisan shots are starting to frame the third week of the federal campaign that wraps up on Sept. 20.
Trudeau is not the only politician to be targeted
