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Some public service jobs will be cut as Ottawa adopts AI: chief data officer
OTTAWA - Ottawa’s chief data officer says he thinks the introduction of artificial intelligence to federal government operations will lead…
Quebec environmental lawyers group sues Ottawa over major projects bill
MONTREAL - A group of environmental lawyers says it has filed a lawsuit in Quebec Superior Court challenging the validity…
No current Yukon ministers are seeking re-election in upcoming vote
Yukon’s premier said he’s excited about the group of candidates he has running in the upcoming territorial election, despite the…
B.C. says deal reached with union to classify meat inspectors as essential
KAMLOOPS - Provincial meat inspectors in British Columbia have been classified as essential workers after ranchers and meat processors complained…
Ottawa commits to working with Nova Scotia to develop Wind West offshore wind farms
HALIFAX - Prime Minister Mark Carney says Ottawa is prepared to work with Nova Scotia to ramp up its ambitious…
Liberal MPs reluctant to lower 2030 and 2035 climate targets
EDMONTON - Some Liberal MPs are reluctant to see their government lower its greenhouse gas emission reduction targets for 2030…
Minister says Indigenous advisory council just the start of major project talks
OTTAWA - The newly appointed Indigenous advisory council marks the start — not the end — of talks with community…
Union backs essential-service status for B.C. food inspectors after ranchers complain
KAMLOOPS - The president of the BC General Employees’ Union says it’s agreed that agri-food inspectors should be deemed an…
Kinew optimistic Port of Churchill project in Manitoba will move forward
WINNIPEG - Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew says Manitoba has scored an economic win even though the Port of Churchill expansion…