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One of the inflation-related measures announced by the federal government this fall to help the country’s most vulnerable has passed in the House of Commons. Central Nova MP Sean Fraser

New Liberal Leader Susan Holt will have a choice of two provincial ridings to run in to gain an early entry into the New Brunswick Legislature.

Central Nova MP Sean Fraser was in Antigonish and Pictou County Tuesday to survey some of the devastation left in the wake of post-Tropical Storm Fiona. Fraser said the federal government wanted to make sure it offered support, not just in the Tree damage on Grant Road near Waterside, Pictou County.

HALIFAX — The premier of Nova Scotia has issued a stinging rebuke to the telecommunications companies that serve the province, saying too many residents were still without cellphone service four days after post-tropical storm Fiona roared across the

In an update Sunday regarding the devastation of post-tropical storm Fiona in Atlantic Canada, federal officials confirmed that the Canadian Armed Forces are already on the ground in several provinces to assist and are on their way to others.

Central Nova MP Sean Fraser says the federal government wanted to ensure its inflation-related supports assisted Canadians who needed it most. Recently, the federal government announced three measures, including a doubling of the GST rebate, help for renters struggling with the cost of housing and dental

Central Nova MP Sean Fraser is pleased with a new federal initiative to help Canadians with home heating, with a significant portion of the funding coming to Atlantic Canada. On Thursday, federal Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault announced $250 million will be spent over

Central Nova MP Sean Fraser says measures are being taken to streamline the Immigration process, in part to help address the country’s labour shortage. Fraser, who is also the country’s

The federal and provincial governments are teaming up to assist the lobster fishery in the adoption of new and improved on-board handling and holding technologies. On Friday in Lismore, Central Nova MP Sean Fraser and provincial Fisheries Minister Steve Craig announced $400,000 in funding the help the Maritime Fisherman's Union in a project to improve

The federal and provincial governments have announced funding aimed at improving the quality and value of harvested lobster. The Maritime Fishermen's Union will receive $411,000 through the Atlantic Fisheries Fund.