Bernard Valcourt
Election night’s biggest winners and losers
By its very nature, election day sees candidates fall into two camps: winners and losers. Here were the ten most significant or surprising ones.
True crimes, faulty statistics and Aboriginal women
Colby Cosh on deciphering data on missing and murdered Aboriginal women
Bernard Valcourt’s biggest haters in Alberta
The Ermineskin Cree submitted their salary disclosure—but hardly silently, claiming government ‘coercion’
Bernard Valcourt: A street fighter heads back to the streets
For the Tory MP—popular in his home province, and armed again with a senior cabinet job—the time for diplomacy with First Nations groups is over
It’s deadline day for First Nations financial disclosures
New law ‘leaving a bad taste in everyone’s mouth’
Editorial: A surprising boom in Aboriginal heritage
While some may seek to exploit ethnic mobility for their own gain, there’s something hopeful about the breaking down of barriers
The Royal Proclamation celebrates its 250th birthday
The big news: The feds pay attention to the “seminal document” for at least a single day.
A small cabinet shuffle
Bernard Valcourt becomes the new minister of aboriginal affairs
Cabinet (mini-)shuffle: Mulroney-era veteran moves up a notch
After 18-year hiatus, Bernard Valcourt rises into a sensitive position
Never mind that cabinet shuffle
Julian Fantino and Bernard Valcourt move and the PM says that’s it
Today’s generalities
Bernard Valcourt becomes the latest cabinet minister to try to explain what will come of the unexplained employment insurance reforms in the budget bill.
This year’s models
Welcome to live coverage of this morning’s cabinet shuffle, wherein we find out which backbenchers we have to pretend to take more seriously for the next little while.