Public Sector
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New federal Green member looks to learn from May, not replace her
Jenica Atwin, 32, is one of just three Greens elected to the House of Commons Monday
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Boris Johnson inches toward securing Brexit but delay likely
Britain’s PM won Parliament’s backing for the substance of his exit deal but lost a key vote on its timing
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‘Havoc and chaos:’ Alberta separatist group gains support as Liberals re-elected
An online petition calling for a western alliance and for Alberta to separate was backed by more than 40,000 people
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Trudeau must keep promise to support the West, Kenney and Moe say
The federal Liberals did not retain a single seat in Saskatchewan or Alberta in Monday’s election
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Liberal search for dance partners: areas where Trudeau might find common ground
Trudeau could work with the NDP, Bloc and even his bitter Conservative rivals
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Conservative carbon tax ‘resistance’ showing cracks after Liberals re-elected
One expert says carbon pricing is here to stay
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Singh calls for reform of ‘broken’ voting system after NDP falls short in Quebec
Singh says he plans to push for a proportional representation system, which would have given his party more seats based on its 16% slice of the popular vote
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Scheer says Canada more divided than ever, as NDP, Bloc hold cards close
The Liberals won 157 seats to the Conservatives’ 122 even as the Tories claimed 34.4% of the popular vote compared to the Liberals’ 33.1%
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Fire burning in Western Canada following election: Saskatchewan premier
Scott Moe is renewing his calls for Trudeau to cancel the federal carbon tax, to rework the equalization formula and to get oil pipelines built to open up international markets
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New Brunswick premier reassessing position on carbon tax after election results
A vocal opponent of the tax in the past, Blaine Higgs says his province may have to come up with its own carbon tax on consumers
