Brad Wall

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Justin Trudeau, Sandy Garossino, Ottawa, Kinder Morgan

Trudeau's toughest challenge

Yet even if Kinder Morgan clears the hurdle of a First Nations court challenge and First Nations activism, it must then confront formidable opposition from BC environmental activists. For better or worse, not every goal a government sets is politically achievable.

By Sandy Garossino | Analysis, Energy, Politics | February 19th 2018

Scott Moe, Saskatchewan Premier, Saskatchewan Party

Scott Moe slams ‘flawed’ carbon tax, but lauds Trudeau’s Kinder Morgan approval

Saskatchewan's newly-minted premier, Scott Moe, has taken his anti-carbon tax message straight to Ottawa. "Everyone will lose because of some flawed ideology," he told a conservative audience at the Manning Networking Conference on Friday.

By Elizabeth McSheffrey | News, Politics | February 9th 2018

Carey Baker, Unity, Saskatchewan, Tervita

This oilpatch town was overcome by a mystery gas. Now its residents are asking, what made us sick?

“Overwhelming” one resident called it. “Disgusting,” said another who inhaled the smell wafting through this western Saskatchewan town of 2,500 on Jan. 2.

The Price of Oil

By Robert Cribb | News, Energy | January 31st 2018

Scott Moe, Saskatchewan, Montreal, environment

Scott Moe wins Saskatchewan race

It took five ballots in the preferential system for Scott Moe, the former environment minister to win the Saskatchewan Party leadership.

By The Canadian Press & Canada's National Observer | News, Energy, Politics | January 27th 2018

Saskatchewan Party looks to get over the Wall this weekend with leadership vote

One of the country’s most consistently popular premiers will be replaced this weekend and observers say it will be a struggle for the successful candidate to fill the former boss’s shoes.

By The Canadian Press | News, Politics | January 25th 2018

Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall, reporters, question period, Saskatchewan Legislature,

Tears, tributes as Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall bids farewell to legislature

There were tears and tributes as Brad Wall bid farewell to the Saskatchewan legislature on Thursday and looked forward to the next chapter of his life as "just Brad" after a decade as premier.

By Chinta Puxley | News, Politics | December 8th 2017

Ken Cheveldayoff, Saskatchewan's minister of parks, culture and sport, Corner Gas Dog River walking tour, Rouleau,

Sask. Party leadership candidate walks back comment on abortion for rape victims

A candidate for premier of Saskatchewan is walking back his anti-abortion comments while some female politicians and women's groups say abortion should no longer be up for political debate.

By Chris Purdy | News, Politics | November 24th 2017

Saskatchewan Education, Bronwyn Eyre, Saskatchewan School Boards Association,

Saskatchewan premier stands by education minister; says she apologized

Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall is standing by his education minister after she questioned how Indigenous treaty education is taught in schools.

By The Canadian Press | News, Politics | November 16th 2017

Saskatchewan Premier, Brad Wall, Regina,

Premier Wall says '60s Scoop apology ready; no decision on compensation

Premier Brad Wall says the organization representing Saskatchewan First Nations has requested financial compensation be tied to an apology to victims of the '60s Scoop.

By The Canadian Press | News, Politics | November 16th 2017

Brad Wall refuses to apologize for Burnaby accusations

Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall is refusing to apologize for his government's accusations against Burnaby after getting a letter from the British Columbia coastal city's lawyer. The provincial government accused the City of Burnaby last Friday of "deliberately slowing down" permits for Texas-based Kinder Morgan and the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project.

By Mike De Souza | News, Energy, Politics | November 7th 2017

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