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Conservative MP Scott Aitchison to resign by end of year: source (opens the original)
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Conservative MP Scott Aitchison is resigning his seat from Parliament by the end of the year – according to a source close to him – and is set to become the eighth person to leave Pierre Poilievre’s caucus in less than a year. The source tells CTV News that after being in elected office for 30 years, Aitchison will be stepping back to pursue other opportunities. A formal announcement is expected in the coming days. CTV News has also learned that Aitchison informed Poilievre about his decision to
Feds could introduce new labour legislation as soon as next week: sources (opens the original)
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OTTAWA - Multiple industry and labour sources tell CTV News they have been told to get ready for the introduction of significant labour legislation as soon as next week. A senior government source says plans are underway to introduce such legislation following a review of the Canadian Labour Code that began in April. According to the sources, the legislation comes after a big push from federally regulated industries to provide more stability and predictability in places like ports, railways and
Ministers asked to prove progress ahead of cabinet retreat: sources (opens the original)
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OTTAWA – Multiple sources tell CTV News that federal cabinet ministers are being asked to report directly to Prime Minister Mark Carney this week and next on progress they’ve made in their files, including key performance indicators and what was laid out in their mandate letter. A cabinet retreat is scheduled for the end of next week. A normal pre-budget process would see cabinet ministers write to the finance minister with requests for their departments and the need for funding various projects
Ottawa, Quebec and N.L. to announce new Churchill Falls deal next week: sources (opens the original)
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OTTAWA – CTV News has learned the federal government, as well as the Quebec and Newfoundland and Labrador provincial governments, are poised to announce a new deal on Churchill Falls next week. The previous “memorandum of understanding (MOU),” inked in December 2024 by then-premiers Andrew Furey and Francois Legault, became a focal point of the Newfoundland and Labrador provincial election last October, with the leader of the Progressive Conservative Party - and now premier - Tony Wakeham critic
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