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In his latest column, former cabinet minister James Moore says Prime Minister Mark Carney's recent visit to the Calgary Stampede highlighted efforts to mend relations with Alberta, contrasting sharply with the previous Trudeau administration.
First Nations chiefs say they’ll oppose any actions by federal and provincial governments to expedite major projects that would undermine their rights and environmental protections.
The federal government has gone from a C student to top of the class in its work to advance internal trade between provinces, says the Canadian Federation of Independent Business.
Almost exactly one year ago, Prime Minister Mark Carney convened a meeting with First Nations leaders amid intense pressure over the government’s plans to rapidly develop new energy and infrastructure projects.
First Nations leaders and an opposition MP are denouncing the Carney government’s new proposed clean water legislation, which drops wording in a previous version that would have explicitly recognized First Nations’ right to clean drinking water.
The federal government is creating a research facility to advance Canada’s military capabilities with drones.
The Carney government is replacing former broadcast journalist Tom Clark as consul general to New York City with an oil executive, and naming a former cabinet minister as Canada’s envoy in Los Angeles.
Canada’s national war and history museums say they would have to conduct a review before they could display a personalized revolver and ammunition given to Prime Minister Mark Carney at this year’s NATO summit.
Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada is “stronger when we’re together” while visiting the Calgary Stampede on its final day, doubling down on comments Alberta’s separatist movement presents a “dangerous game” that could backfire.
Assembly of First Nations National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak says chiefs will focus on major projects and a coming meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney and the premiers when the AFN’s annual general assembly starts Tuesday.
Prime Minister Mark Carney offered his condolences to the family of U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham on Sunday, saying he “stood resolutely in defence of democracy and freedom,” particularly with Ukraine.
One of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s deputy chiefs of staff says he’s stepping away from the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) to seek the nomination for a vacant federal seat in his home province of British Columbia.
Prime Minister Mark Carney made his first appointments to the Senate on Tuesday, naming four new senators to the upper chamber.
On Monday, Toyota said it will build a new US$3.6B plant in San Antonio, Texas, and move some production of its Tacoma pickup truck out of its Mexico plant over a four-year period.
Political analyst Sharan Kaur says Prime Minister Mark Carney’s pragmatic approach to Saudi Arabia isn’t a departure from Canadian values, it is a long-overdue return to effective global statecraft.
