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Department of Fisheries to test for harmful virus at B.C. fish farms
Jonathan Wilkinson said the screening for Icelandic and Norwegian strains of piscine orthoreovirus, or PRV, at B.C. aquaculture sites is part of a proposed risk management policy that aims to protect wild salmon and the health of farmed fish.
Department of Fisheries to test for harmful virus at B.C. fish farms
Trudeau says carbon tax can help deal with extreme weather, Alberta fires
Trudeau said Canadians are seeing the impact of climate change with an increase in wildfires in Western Canada, recent tornadoes in Ottawa and flooding across the country this spring.
Trudeau says carbon tax can help deal with extreme weather, Alberta fires
Alberta makes it official: Bill passed and proclaimed to kill carbon tax
The province stopped charging the tax last week
Alberta makes it official: Bill passed and proclaimed to kill carbon tax
Scheer vows internal free-trade deal as part of vision for stronger federation
If the Conservatives win the Oct. 21 federal election, Scheer said he'll appoint an interprovincial-trade minister whose sole mandate would be negotiating a comprehensive, formal free-trade deal with the provinces.
Scheer vows internal free-trade deal as part of vision for stronger federation
China wants to fix 'serious difficulties' with Canada by meeting halfway: envoy
When asked about the possibility of freeing two Canadians detained in China on espionage charges, however, Lu offered little wiggle room
China wants to fix 'serious difficulties' with Canada by meeting halfway: envoy
Low profile for Canada on Tiananmen anniversary amid Kovrig, Spavor jailings
Trudeau offered that statement when questioned by a journalist about the anniversary during an event in Vancouver, but his government had yet to speak proactively about it.