The Saskatchewan government has asked the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal to rule whether a federal carbon tax is constitutional.
Norman was suspended as the military’s second-in-command in January 2017 and charged last March with one count of breach of trust for allegedly leaking government secrets.
Feds urged to protect the habitat of native cutthroat trout along the eastern slopes of Alberta’s Rocky Mountains.
Parliamentary Budget Officer Yves Giroux estimates the Trans Mountain pipeline and planned expansion project are worth between $3.6 billion and $4.6 billion.
The funding comes as Ottawa is in the middle of a comprehensive national-security review of the potential involvement of Nokia’s Chinese rival, Huawei, in Canada’s eventual fifth generation mobile network.
The pledge could pull votes away from the New Democrats and Conservatives.
It is a package based, in some ways, on those offered to softwood, steel and aluminum producers.
Norman allegedly leaked government secrets about a $700-million military project in 2015.
One expert says credit ratings can be misleading.
Intergovernmental Affairs Minister Dominic LeBlanc said the federal government is focusing on areas where it can act quickly to remove regulatory hurdles.
The province has already started talks with a third party to buy enough rail cars and locomotives to put two more oil trains a day on the tracks.
Advocates of mobile virtual network operators argue that they could provide a lower-cost alternative to Canadians but Canadian regulations tend to favour network operators that own their facilities.
The Liberals insist they are taking an appropriate amount of time finding replacements.
Rotating strikes will resume Tuesday at different locations across the country.
The firm transfers bulk commodities such as coal and petroleum coke from rail cars to ocean-going vessels.