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Submitted for her approval: Danielle Smith's new jab at Trudeau hits cities, universities too - Vimarsana News

Submitted for her approval: Danielle Smith's new jab at Trudeau hits cities, universities too

Alberta's premier loathes red tape. She also doesn't think it will be bureaucratically burdensome to start requiring its stamp of approval on any federal deals with municipalities or other entities.

Source: cbc.ca
House of Commons: 2 Ottawa MPs given new secretarial, deputy roles - Vimarsana News

House of Commons: 2 Ottawa MPs given new secretarial, deputy roles

In an announcement Tuesday, the Prime Minister's Office said Ottawa Centre MP Yasir Naqvi becomes the parliamentary secretary to Health Minister Mark Holland, while Ottawa—Vanier MP Mona Fortier has been named deputy government whip.

John Fraser finishes his time as interim Ontario Liberal leader as party elects permanent replacement - Vimarsana News

John Fraser finishes his time as interim Ontario Liberal leader as party elects permanent replacement

‘It’s a little bit sad, but not. What’s coming up is what we need,’ the two-time interim leader said.

Adil Shamji withdrawing from Ontario Liberal leadership race to endorse Bonnie Crombie - Vimarsana News

Adil Shamji withdrawing from Ontario Liberal leadership race to endorse Bonnie Crombie

Adil Shamji is dropping out of the Ontario Liberal leadership race to endorse candidate Mississauga Mayor Bonnie Crombie.

Source: cbc.ca
Ontario Liberal leadership candidates at Toronto debate take aim at Premier Doug Ford - Vimarsana News

Ontario Liberal leadership candidates at Toronto debate take aim at Premier Doug Ford

Ontario Liberal leadership candidates tried to set themselves apart at a debate in Toronto on Monday but all expressed a desire to defeat Premier Doug Ford.

Source: cbc.ca