Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Federal scene for Monday, November 7, 2016.
Ocean Protection Plan
Justin Trudeau assures better ship tracking for indigenous groups
Justin Trudeau reveals plan to protect Canada's coasts from oil spills
Justin Trudeau announces $1.5B ocean protection plan
Trudeau's $1.5 billion national coastal strategy just a start, Premier Clark says
Canada's oceans get $1.5 billion over five years for marine protection plan
Clark has 'no complaints' on marine safety plan
No tanker ban in Trudeau's $1.5 Billion Coastal Protection plan
PM Justin Trudeau expected to make spill response announcement
Canada, you must fulfill your promises on international aid
Air Canada reverses poppy ban after outcry from employees
Canada is the hero America needs right now
Canada's ability to deploy French-speaking peacekeepers an asset, Michaëlle Jean says
Lawyers lose battle for moratorium on contentious part of citizenship law
Forget Clinton and Trump - it's Congress that matters most to some Canadians
Employers, labour groups push Liberals to rethink parental leave changes
Federal government offers first gender-neutral travel document
CRTC wants phone companies to offer tools to help block telemarketers
Air Canada bans staff wearing poppies - then reverses course
Justin Trudeau's plan to cut airfares contradicts climate-change goals
Freeland 'visibly moved' during CETA negotiations
Canada-US relations will endure acrimonious election: American envoy
Both Clinton, Trump bring trade troubles
Denis Coderre's phone call about suspected leaks led to police spying on reporter
Air Canada bans flight crew from wearing poppies, the immediately regrets the decision
This is why Canada has the second-highest medication costs in the world
U.S. ambassador to Canada tells Americans wanting to flee after election 'to bring a warm coat'
Transport Minister Marc Garneau visits B.C. fuel spill site
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