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B.C. will introduce law to end consumer carbon tax on April 1
B.C. Premier David Eby said earlier this month that the province would kill the consumer tax after Prime Minister Mark Carney made the same announcement about the federal tax.
Ottawa contributes $200M to B.C.'s Cedar LNG project
The money is coming through the Strategic Innovation Fund, which falls under the Innovation, Science and Economic Development ministry.
Liberal Party revokes Arya's nomination, after removing him from leadership race
The 62-year-old has represented the city's Nepean seat since 2015.
Carney plans to expand Canada's Arctic military footprint
Carney is also pledging $253 million in new funding for Indigenous reconciliation initiatives in the North.
New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt says cutting power to Maine unlikely but still possible
Holt made the comment today during the first of weekly briefings aimed at keeping New Brunswickers informed about the province's response to the economic and emotional fallout from the tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump.
U.S. pauses treaty negotiations on Columbia River amid trade tensions, B.C. says
British Columbia's Energy Ministry says the United States has paused negotiations with Canada on the wide-reaching Columbia River Treaty that regulates everything from flood control and power generation to water supply and salmon restoration in the region.
Trump grants one-month tariff reprieve for Ford, GM and Stellantis
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt says the Big Three automakers — Stellantis, Ford and General Motors — asked for an exemption to the tariffs when they spoke to Trump.
Canadians react to Donald Trump's tariffs
U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs on Canada and Mexico kicked in at midnight, triggering a North American trade war.
A federal byelection is being held in Halifax
The Halifax seat has been empty since Aug. 31, when longtime member of Parliament Andy Fillmore resigned to run for Halifax mayor.
Here's how Canada is expected to respond if tariffs go ahead tomorrow
Tariffs on Canadian and Mexican goods imposed by the U.S. government are expected to take hold tomorrow, marking the start of a North American trade war.