Before Scott Moe participated in his first Pride parade earlier this year, the Saskatchewan premier ran it past his young adult daughter. Moe says
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Manure dumped at Premier Doug Ford’s constituency office by climate activists
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Premier Jason Kenney to travel to U.K. with adviser to attract investment to Alberta
Premier Jason Kenney is heading to London, England next week to promote Alberta’s energy sector and try to attract investment into the province, his
Premier, health minister expected to unveil plans for new hospital in Surrey Monday
The province is expected to firm up plans to build a new hospital in Surrey B.C. Monday morning. B.C.’s Health Minister Adrian Dix along
Sask. premier exploring further provincial autonomy after ‘disappointing’ Trudeau meeting
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe said he is looking at ways to expand provincial autonomy after meeting with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in Ottawa on
Mayor Naheed Nenshi, former Alberta premier willing to help PM bridge western divide
Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi says speculation about him being appointed as a representative or adviser for Alberta in federal cabinet is “silly,” but adds
Manitoba Premier fills empty cabinet spot – Winnipeg
Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister has filled an empty spot in his cabinet. Municipal Relations Minister Jeff Wharton is taking on additional duties overseeing Crown
Saskatchewan Premier plans to appeal carbon tax decision to Supreme Court
Saskatchewan’s Court of Appeal has ruled that the carbon tax imposed on the province by the federal government is constitutionally sound and falls within the legislative
Alberta premier says he’s proclaimed turn-off-the-taps law but won’t use it on B.C. yet
Newly-sworn-in Alberta Premier Jason Kenney says he’s proclaimed into law NDP legislation that would allow the province to restrict oil and gas shipments to B.C.,
Premier Doug Ford to visit flood area in west Ottawa, meet with city officials
On the heels of Mayor Jim Watson’s move to declare a state of emergency in Ottawa due to rapidly rising water levels along the