Mia Rabson
Reporter with the Canadian Press
About Mia Rabson
Farmers to receive compensation as part of historic NAFTA revamp
Canada gave up some access to its dairy, egg and poultry industries but will keep its agricultural supply management system and avoid punishing auto tariffs under the new North American trade deal.
It's not easy being GG; Payette tries to reassure staff as criticism of her mounts
Governor General Julie Payette says the criticism she is facing at the end of her first year in office is a natural course of events and in a memo to her staff she says they shouldn't let the critics get them down.
Saudi minister mocks Canadian demands for release of female activists
The Saudi Arabian Foreign Minister threw cold water on hopes the diplomatic row between his country and Canada will come to an end on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly this week.
Orcas challenging but not preventing pipeline expansion approval, says minister
The federal fisheries minister said on Tuesday, September 25, 2018, it will be more difficult for cabinet to give another green light to the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion if — or more likely when — the National Energy Board's new environmental review determines the project is going to harm killer whales.
Bellegard says Trans Mountain expansion may go forward if shipping terminal moved
The national chief of the Assembly of First Nations says the federal government would find it easier to get the Trans Mountain pipeline built if it moves the route and the marine shipping terminal to avoid Indigenous communities that are oppose the project.
Baloney Meter: Do Liberal policies mean a typical family is $2,000 richer?
"Our plan — to invest in people, to strengthen and grow the middle class, and to build an economy that works for everyone — is working. By this time next year, a typical family of four will be $2,000 better off under our plan." — Finance Minister Bill Morneau.
Ottawa looks at having retired judge help guide renewed pipeline review process
The federal government is shopping around for a retired federal judge to help guide a renewed consultation with Indigenous communities on the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.
Ousted Tory MLA borrows play from Bernier, takes reins of new Manitoba party
A Manitoba MLA and former federal cabinet minister is taking a page from Maxime Bernier's playbook and becoming the leader of a new party.
Emergency meeting held on Trans Mountain
Federal MPs on the natural resources committee will meet for an emergency session to discuss last week's game-changing court decision to tear up federal approval of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project.
Pesticides linked to bee deaths will be phased out in Canada, sources say
The federal government will begin phasing out the outdoor use of nicotine-based pesticides beginning in 2021, part of an effort to stem the mysterious decline of honey bee colonies around the world.