The date is set. The time is set. Now it’s up to Premier John Horgan and BC Liberal Leader Andrew Wilkinson to make their
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If premier, Jason Kenney would have fight-back strategy to challenge Alberta’s oil critics
Alberta’s Opposition United Conservative leader says if he becomes premier, he’ll set up a war room to take on critics of the province’s energy
Sask. premier calls carbon tax a “vote buying scheme”
Ottawa has revealed that 90 per cent of Saskatchewan’s carbon tax will go back to households. David Baxter has more on what it means
Former Quebec premier Jean Charest to pilot space industry relaunch plan – Montreal
Canada’s aerospace industry has appointed former Quebec premier Jean Charest to chart a new course for the industry. The Aerospace Industries Association of Canada
COMMENTARY: New premier, same old story: Quebec’s longtime anti-niqab efforts – Montreal
One day after the surprise victory of the Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) in the recent Quebec election, Premier-elect François Legault told a news conference
Northwest Territories premier believes talks to manage offshore Arctic drilling may signal end of ban
The federal government is opening talks with northerners on managing offshore energy exploration in the Canadian Arctic, a move some hope signals a coming
UCP Leader Jason Kenney and Ontario Premier Doug Ford to hold anti-carbon tax rally in Calgary
Alberta’s United Conservative Party has invited Ontario Premier Doug Ford to Calgary for a “Scrap The Carbon Tax Rally.” The UCP has posted an
Alberta premier to counter ‘misinformation’ from Tzeporah Berman at ATA conference
Premier Rachel Notley says she will speak at the upcoming Alberta Teachers’ Association convention to counter an anticipated keynote speech by anti-pipeline activist Tzeporah Berman.
22 weeks: Alberta premier will speak about additional Trans Mountain consultation
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley will speak at noon about the federal government’s decision to hold another 22 weeks of consultation on the stalled Trans Mountain
N.S. premier calls 2013 election promise a ‘mistake,’ experts say it shows lack of commitment to transparency – Halifax
In 2013, Stephen McNeil said that if he became premier, he would “expand the powers and mandate of the [Office of the Information and Privacy