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Peguis First Nation launches $1B flood damages lawsuit against feds, province and 2 municipalities - Vimarsana News

Peguis First Nation launches $1B flood damages lawsuit against feds, province and 2 municipalities

Peguis First Nation has filed a $1-billion flood damages lawsuit against the federal government, the provincial government and two municipalities located upstream of the Ojibway and Cree community in Manitoba's northern Interlake.

Source: cbc.ca
Politics Briefing: Younger demographics not swayed by federal budget benefits targeted at them, poll indicates - Vimarsana News

Politics Briefing: Younger demographics not swayed by federal budget benefits targeted at them, poll indicates

Also: Parti Québécois on the rise again; Ontario introduces legislation easing up on sick note requirements

Politics Briefing: Saskatchewan residents to get carbon rebates despite province's opposition to pricing program - Vimarsana News

Politics Briefing: Saskatchewan residents to get carbon rebates despite province's opposition to pricing program

Also: Ontario upholds ban on keffiyehs in legislature; Saskatchewan MP Gary Vidal to exit politics

Sask. MP Gary Vidal not seeking reelection due to boundary changes - Vimarsana News

Sask. MP Gary Vidal not seeking reelection due to boundary changes

Sask. MP Gary Vidal has announced he won't seek reelection in light of boundary changes that will be in effect for next the federal election.

Budget 2024 Analysis - Vimarsana News

Budget 2024 Analysis

One reason for limited progress on income inequality is that many of the assumptions the current federal government is operating on aren’t that different from previous Conservative and Liberal governments or from the assumptions that a Poilievre federal government would be operating under. Whether it was the Mulroney government, the Chrétien government, the Martin government, the Harper government, or the current Trudeau government, there is a reluctance to recognize the role that governments can play in building a stronger, fairer Canada.

Source: nupge.ca