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[ad_1] The lights remain on at some federal government buildings in Canada’s capital region, even though most civil servants have been

[ad_1] Last March, Peter MacKay was the clear front-runner in the race to lead the Conservative Party of Canada — the former Conservative cabinet

[ad_1] A leading Canadian health expert on the federal government’s COVID-19 Vaccine Task Force says the pandemic should be viewed

[ad_1] The government is barely scratching the surface when it comes to using its taxation tools to fight against wealth

[ad_1] Canada is not exempt from the forces that led to the attack at the U.S. Capitol building earlier this

[ad_1] Canada’s vaccination campaign is facing yet another hurdle in the race to inoculate people against the deadly novel coronavirus with

[ad_1] This column is an opinion by Mustafa Farooq, a lawyer and the CEO of the National Council of Canadian Muslims. For more

[ad_1] Two Canada Post workers in Regina were temporarily suspended earlier this month after they refused to deliver the latest

[ad_1] Canada’s telecommunications regulator continues hearings today on the CBC’s application to renew licences for its various English and French programming

[ad_1] Internal problems at the Canadian Museum of History are expected to be resolved in the coming days, now that an

[ad_1] Former FBI director James Comey says Donald Trump should be tried and convicted in the U.S. Senate for his

[ad_1] Canada’s telecommunications regulator continues hearings today on the CBC’s application to renew licences for its various English and French programming

[ad_1] Federal ministers are holding virtual meetings with provincial and territorial health counterparts, First Nations, Inuit and Métis Nation representatives and medical

[ad_1] Complainants who took part in an independent probe into claims of a toxic workplace culture at Rideau Hall claim former

[ad_1] Former finance minister Bill Morneau says he is withdrawing from the race to lead the Organisation for Economic Co-operation

[ad_1] It’s not the SHIELD you’re probably thinking of — the one with the super-spies and flying battleships from Marvel comics and movies.

[ad_1] Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland says the federal government is considering further limits on international travel into Canada to prevent the

[ad_1] Brampton Centre MP Ramesh Sangha has been removed from the Liberal Party caucus. Sangha, a former lawyer who was first elected

[ad_1] When an advisory committee was tasked with helping to find a new governor general in 2010, it was urged to look

[ad_1] The Privy Council Office will be giving Prime Minister Justin Trudeau advice this week on selecting a new governor

[ad_1] Foreign Affairs Minister Marc Garneau says the federal government won’t rule out invoking the federal Emergencies Act to limit

[ad_1] Dutch police said on Saturday they had arrested the alleged leader of a multibillion-dollar drug syndicate who is listed

[ad_1] Conservative Leader Erin O’Toole said he was once willing to give his former leadership rival Derek Sloan the benefit

[ad_1] A Senate committee should examine the hurdles that make it difficult to use secret intelligence in Canada’s courts, says

[ad_1] CBC News: The House50:01Biden’s first week, Payette’s last On this week’s show: Canada’s ambassador to the U.S. Kirsten Hillman

[ad_1] Prime Minister Justin Trudeau spoke with newly inaugurated U.S. President Joe Biden by phone Friday — the first opportunity for the

[ad_1] Alberta Premier Jason Kenney is repeating his calls for economic retaliation for the cancellation of the Keystone XL pipeline,

[ad_1] Julie Payette might still want to debate the details of what exactly occurred inside Rideau Hall over the last

[ad_1] When U.S. President Joe Biden signed an executive order revoking the presidential permit enabling construction of the cross-border Keystone

[ad_1] An independent consulting firm has completed its review into claims of a toxic environment and workplace harassment at Rideau

[ad_1] Canada’s national statistical agency is hiring tens of thousands of employees as it prepares for the challenge of conducting

[ad_1] White House press secretary Jen Psaki told reporters in the White House briefing room tonight that U.S. President Joe

[ad_1] The British diplomat whose kidnapping in 1970 by radical Quebec separatists triggered the October Crisis has died. James Richard Cross

[ad_1] Incumbency is a powerful thing in politics and unseating an incumbent government is no easy feat. But it’s a

[ad_1] Conservative MPs will vote on whether to expel eastern Ontario MP Derek Sloan from the party caucus on Wednesday morning in

[ad_1] Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said today he will continue to press Canada’s case for the Keystone XL pipeline project

[ad_1] The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation’s former head of counter-intelligence says it fell to him to tell the RCMP

[ad_1] Conservative Leader Erin O’Toole says he plans to expel eastern Ontario MP Derek Sloan from the Conservative caucus after news

[ad_1] The leaders of two federal opposition parties welcomed news today that U.S. president-elect Joe Biden is poised to rescind a

[ad_1] U.S. president-elect Joe Biden has indicated plans to cancel the Keystone XL pipeline permit via executive action on his

[ad_1] Federal Conservative Leader Erin O’Toole pushed back against attempts to link his party to Trump-style politics on Sunday, saying

[ad_1] In the aftermath of the deadly siege on Capitol Hill nearly two weeks ago, vice-president-elect Kamala Harris took some

[ad_1] As they prepare for the return of the Boeing 737 Max to Canadian skies for the first time in

[ad_1] New modelling released by the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) suggests the number of daily COVID-19 cases could

[ad_1] Prime Minister Justin Trudeau today accused Bloc Quebecois Leader Yves-François Blanchet of pandering to the worst elements in Canadian

[ad_1] The top doctor on Ontario’s COVID-19 scientific advisory committee says the province could face up to 40,000 new cases each day

[ad_1] Prime Minister Justin Trudeau issued updated mandate letters to his cabinet today, giving ministers direction on key pre-pandemic priorities

[ad_1] Public Services and Procurement Minister Anita Anand said today that global pharmaceutical giant Pfizer will temporarily reduce shipments of

[ad_1] Concluding debate on a resolution to impeach U.S. President Donald Trump for “incitement of an insurrection,” Rep. Steny Hoyer

[ad_1] Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, giving a rare insight into his future plans, said he wanted to serve Canadians for

[ad_1] Alberta Premier Jason Kenney says he supports current federal efforts to vaccinate aging inmates in correctional facilities.  The Canadian government

[ad_1] Canada’s telecommunications regulator continues hearings today on the CBC’s application to renew licences for its various English and French programming

[ad_1] Transport Minister Omar Alghabra says he feels let down by Bloc Quebecois efforts to taint his past with “dangerous

[ad_1] A cabinet shuffle in January (to borrow phrasing one of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s predecessors) doesn’t necessarily mean an election — but this one

[ad_1] Both the incoming and outgoing commanders of the Royal Canadian Navy today delivered some of their most forceful public

[ad_1] Canada’s telecommunications regulator continues hearings today on the CBC’s application to renew licences for its various English and French programming

[ad_1] Canada’s outgoing top military commander and his U.S. counterpart will have their first conversation today about the violent protests

[ad_1] Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is planning a cabinet shuffle involving a handful of ministers, CBC News has learned. Navdeep

[ad_1] The federal government says it will soon introduce legislation to close “an accident of law” that allows Canadians who travelled abroad to

[ad_1] Public health officials failed to cite early warnings about the threat of COVID-19 gathered through classified military intelligence as the pandemic crisis

[ad_1] Canadian authorities are collecting information about the far-right Proud Boys group as part of a possible terrorist designation, the federal

[ad_1] Procurement Minister Anita Anand says Canada doesn’t need to approve additional vaccine candidates to meet its goal of inoculating

[ad_1] The foreign ministers of Australia, the United States, Great Britain and Canada have issued a joint statement expressing “serious concern”

[ad_1] Susan Wild doesn’t remember how she wound up on the floor in the gallery of the House of Representatives,

[ad_1] The Canadian Forces reservist accused of breaching the gates of Rideau Hall last summer while armed wanted to see the

[ad_1] CBC News: The House46:58Capitol under siege On this week’s show: A U.S. congresswoman reflects on her experience being locked

[ad_1] Health Canada has received nine reports of adverse medical reactions following coronavirus vaccinations in Canada but has seen no evidence of

[ad_1] Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said today this week’s attack on Capitol Hill was a “shocking” event that was “incited” by President Donald

[ad_1] Politicians might want to be careful about suggesting that people held in disrepute should be at the back of the

[ad_1] The president of the Public Health Agency of Canada says it is “unacceptable” that one of the agency’s managers

[ad_1] Major social media and e-commerce companies moved to further control outgoing U.S. President Donald Trump on their platforms Thursday

[ad_1] Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said today that Canadians are “deeply disturbed and saddened” by the violent actions of Trump supporters in Washington

[ad_1] A former Liberal MP facing charges of fraud and breach of trust related to his time in office has

[ad_1] A new research report by the Department of National Defence suggests the longer the COVID-19 pandemic rages, the stronger

[ad_1] Immigrants hoping to bring their parents or grandparents to live permanently in Canada will soon learn if they were

[ad_1] COVID-19 is a threat that requires collective action. Unfortunately, some Canadian politicians are demonstrating how hard it can be

[ad_1] A number of Canadian military members deployed in Latvia have tested positive for the novel coronavirus that causes COVID-19, the Department of National

[ad_1] A “loophole” in the law that allows Canadians who travelled abroad for personal holidays or other non-essential trips to claim up

[ad_1] After a hiatus of about two weeks, construction on the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion is expected to resume today, but with a

[ad_1] The federal heritage minister will soon introduce legislation aimed at compelling companies to do a better job of policing illegal

[ad_1] The list of politicians known to have travelled outside the country in recent weeks grew on Sunday as the

[ad_1] Ontario Finance Minister Rod Phillips has resigned after returning from a controversial Caribbean vacation while the province is under

[ad_1] Calgary-Signal Hill Conservative MP Ron Liepert travelled twice to Palm Desert, Calif., since March, his office confirmed Saturday, so he

[ad_1] As Canadians were urged to stay indoors and limit holiday celebrations to members of their households, a growing number

[ad_1] Every day, the online research publication Our World In Data releases information about vaccine doses being administered across the globe. And every

[ad_1] Judging by what’s scheduled for 2021, the coming year is setting up to be relatively quiet on the Canadian

[ad_1] The NDP will remove an MP from her shadow critic roles after she revealed that she travelled to Greece to see an ill

[ad_1] On a day frequently marked by celebrations involving large amounts of alcohol, Canada’s chief public health officer is again asking Canadians to go

[ad_1] Government officials believed in late summer that an economic recovery would not magically follow if lockdowns and public health restrictions disappeared,

[ad_1] Two of the thorniest trade disputes between Canada and the U.S. — on softwood lumber and dairy — are ready for

[ad_1] Transport Minister Marc Garneau is expected to provide more details today about the new requirement for air passengers to test

[ad_1] Ontario Premier Doug Ford is acknowledging he knew his finance minister, Rod Phillips, was outside Canada before the news of Phillips’s Caribbean

[ad_1] Iran’s cabinet has created a compensation fund to pay families of the 176 victims of a Ukrainian passenger plane that

[ad_1] On Jan. 1, Canada Pension Plan contributions are going up again — by more than what was originally planned. That’s largely due

[ad_1] Longtime Alberta senator Elaine McCoy, who also served as a Calgary MLA and provincial cabinet minister for years, has died. 

[ad_1] Despite repeated calls by the federal and provincial governments not to travel, Quebec Liberal MNA Pierre Arcand is in Barbados

[ad_1] In her annual year-end message, Gov. Gen. Julie Payette said Canadians owe a debt of gratitude to front-line workers for

[ad_1] Imagine this: in the early morning hours of Nov. 4, Joe Biden climbs onto the stage inside the crowded Chase

[ad_1] The United States is “deeply committed” to helping resolve China’s detention of Canadians Michael Spavor and Michael Kovrig, says Canada’s

[ad_1] The global pandemic posed major challenges to Canada Post — and pointed the way to a new business model for the

[ad_1] When Dawnie Codina Langschmidt heard the stories of children in a remote northern Ontario First Nation pleading for clean

[ad_1] Premier Doug Ford is slamming the federal government for not doing enough to protect Ontario from international travellers, who

[ad_1] Canada’s electoral calendar was looking a little sparse around this date 12 months ago, with only one provincial election on the

[ad_1] As the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic continues to hit many parts of the country, provinces that were

[ad_1] Doug Ford wants people to hold on just a little longer. Ontario’s populist premier speaks softly into the camera

[ad_1] The country’s next top military commander will come from the navy. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau appointed Vice Admiral Art

[ad_1] Anti-hate groups are urging the federal government to reconsider which employers can apply for the Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy (CEWS) after

[ad_1] Queen Elizabeth’s annual Christmas message looks back on a year in which the coronavirus pandemic cast a pall over

[ad_1] The first shipment carrying doses of Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine has arrived in Canada. The shipment contains a portion of the

[ad_1] Canada’s cybersecurity unit is urging Canadian users of SolarWinds’ Orion software to investigate whether their systems have been compromised in

[ad_1] Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Christmas message calls on Canadians to stay united as a country and see the silver

[ad_1] Canada is extending its ban on passenger flights from the United Kingdom until Jan. 6, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced

[ad_1] Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Wednesday the government is working to establish a national day dedicated to victims of

[ad_1] Health Canada has approved Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine for use in this country, clearing the way for thousands of doses to

[ad_1] No matter which way they are going to be sliced, the numbers will be jaw-dropping. The Parliamentary Budget Officer

[ad_1] After months of being pressed for details on which individuals, groups and companies received federal pandemic supports, the Liberal

[ad_1] Federal ministers and public health officials are giving an update on Canada’s fight against the COVID-19 pandemic, a day after

[ad_1] The NDP MPP for the region with the longest-running boil water advisories of any First Nations in Canada is

[ad_1] The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) is upping its presence at Canadian airports to enforce new restrictions on travel from

[ad_1] The head of the RCMP’s watchdog body says she wants the national police force to start tabling annual reports explaining

[ad_1] Canada joined several European nations by halting flights from the U.K. on Sunday in an effort to prevent a new,

[ad_1] Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he’s not keen to contest a federal election campaign with the COVID-19 pandemic still

[ad_1] Those who were on the verge of immigrating to Canada before the pandemic struck say the government’s sluggish effort

[ad_1] The COVID-19 pandemic took a toll on so many Canadians this year through job losses, business closures and forced separations from

[ad_1] It seems like a long time ago now, but back in December 2019, Justin Trudeau was a bruised prime

[ad_1] CBC News: The House48:34Reflections on an unprecedented year Representing Canadians during an unprecedented year Canadian politicians weren’t immune to

[ad_1] The federal government acknowledged Friday night that it provided unclear instructions to self-employed Canadians on how to apply for the

[ad_1] After two months of living in hotel rooms, members of a remote First Nation will begin returning home today

[ad_1] This story is part of The Big Spend, a CBC News investigation examining the unprecedented $240 billion the federal government

[ad_1] Work on the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project is shutting down temporarily for the next two weeks as the

[ad_1] Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says while he is committed to transparency in the federal government, being too forthcoming can

[ad_1] Even though COVID-19 cases have risen sharply across Canada, the number of people claiming the federal government’s Canada recovery sickness benefit recently

[ad_1] Canada expects to have enough doses on hand next year to vaccinate every Canadian who wants a shot by

[ad_1] Government officials will be providing more details about Canada’s mass inoculation program later today, following news the country could

[ad_1] A Quebec woman has been indicted by a U.S. federal grand jury in Texas for sending envelopes allegedly filled

[ad_1] Foreign Affairs Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne said he does not believe Iran’s destruction of Flight PS752 can be blamed on

[ad_1] The RCMP’s monitoring of Northern Gateway pipeline protesters was for the most part reasonable, according to a new report from the

[ad_1] The Canada Revenue Agency has simplified the rules to make millions of Canadians working from home eligible for a tax deduction.

[ad_1] The Canada Revenue Agency says it has sent out 441,000 letters warning individuals that they may not be eligible for the

[ad_1] Canada is providing $485 million to help developing countries cope with COVID-19, including therapies to limit deaths and ease

[ad_1] NDP MP Charlie Angus is urging Justice Minister and Attorney General David Lametti to stop the destruction of key

[ad_1] Former prime minister Brian Mulroney is recovering after undergoing an emergency surgery on Friday. A family spokesperson says the

[ad_1] The first doses of Pfizer-BioNTech’s COVID-19 vaccine will arrive in Canada on Sunday night, with more to follow on Monday,

[ad_1] This column is an opinion by Jason Nickerson, humanitarian affairs advisor for Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) in Ottawa,

[ad_1] As he prepares to retire from the Senate, Murray Sinclair says the federal government has not yet lived up

[ad_1] A leading expert on personal information law says the Trudeau government is unwilling to hold political parties to the

[ad_1] The co-chair of the federal task force studying COVID-19 immunity is warning that the arrival of vaccines in Canada doesn’t

[ad_1] With a court-imposed deadline just one week away, the Liberal government is asking for another two-month extension to pass new

[ad_1] The House of Commons has adjourned for a six-week Christmas break amid a dispute over how it should resume

[ad_1] Prime Minister Justin Trudeau today released the government’s strategy to dramatically reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 — and

[ad_1] Prime Minister Justin Trudeau wrapped up his 23rd meeting with Canada’s premiers today by promising to increase health care

[ad_1] The leader of the Official Opposition opened Wednesday’s question period with a complaint about the design of the federal

[ad_1] One day after former veterans minister Seamus O’Regan publicly rebuked outspoken department critic Sean Bruyea in 2018, officials in

[ad_1] The federal Liberals are proposing to spread voting over three days if there’s a federal election during the COVID-19

[ad_1] The Canadian military’s counterintelligence branch was alerted to the right-wing online activities of a B.C. reservist by a member of

[ad_1] The federal government has given the green light to Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine, a key step toward launching the biggest

[ad_1] Some asylum seekers who toiled on the front lines of the COVID-19 crisis earlier this year will be able

[ad_1] This story is part of The Big Spend, a CBC News investigation examining the unprecedented $240 billion the federal

[ad_1] National Chief Perry Bellegarde of the Assembly of First Nations said he won’t seek re-election as the head of

[ad_1] A small business that used to book speaking engagements for Justin Trudeau and his family has been caught in

[ad_1] As disability advocates call on parliamentarians to take more time to consider the law’s possible consequences, time is running out on the

[ad_1] The Canadian military is preparing for possible deployment of troops in the Prairie provinces, potentially as early as Saturday

[ad_1] This story is part of The Big Spend, a CBC News investigation examining the unprecedented $240 billion the federal

[ad_1] A high-stakes American gambler who is an FBI informant and goes by the nickname Robin Hood 702 played a

[ad_1] This story is part of The Big Spend, a CBC News investigation examining the unprecedented $240 billion the federal

[ad_1] The prime minister has announced that veteran executive Michael Sabia will be the next deputy minister of Finance. He

[ad_1] The Canadian Armed Forces says it will be on hand to support the Shamattawa First Nation in northern Manitoba

[ad_1] New numbers show that Trans Mountain’s COVID-19 costs are now 10 times higher than the figure the pipeline initially reported. Last month,

[ad_1] This story is part of The Big Spend, a CBC News investigation examining the unprecedented $240 billion the federal

[ad_1] Canada is well-positioned to approve Pfizer and BioNTech’s COVID-19 vaccine soon — and it could be delivered to the

[ad_1] The independent committee charged with deciding who should be the first Canadians to be vaccinated against COVID-19 today released

[ad_1] India has accused Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of inciting “extremist activities” and warns that his remarks about farmers’ protests could harm relations

[ad_1] There isn’t a hint of overstatement when Mark McCarthy calls 2020 a lost year for the Canadian tourism industry.

[ad_1] Ottawa is promising its first major financial response to the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and

[ad_1] A group of current and former Black civil servants has issued a proposed class-action lawsuit against the federal government

[ad_1] The developers of Canada’s COVID Alert app fixed a glitch last week that left some users without exposure notifications for much of

[ad_1] In the midst of the worst public health emergency in a century and the greatest economic disruption since the

[ad_1] Federal Liberals are accusing the Conservatives of thumbing their noses at a looming court deadline by filibustering a bill

[ad_1] Annamie Paul made history two months ago when she became the first Black permanent leader of a federal party

[ad_1] Public health officials are set to provide more details on Canada’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout plan as the Conservatives push

[ad_1] The Liberal government introduced legislation today that will begin the process of bringing Canadian law into alignment with the

[ad_1] The Canadian dollar hit its highest point in more than two years on Thursday as the U.K. announced it had

[ad_1] Ottawa’s fiscal update on Monday outlined what the government is proposing to do to help the economy survive the

[ad_1] It was inevitable that the federal government’s handling of COVID-19 vaccines would become political. Politics has shaped public perceptions of the

[ad_1] Nine-year-old Bedahbun ‘Bee’ Moonias can’t bring herself to drink the running water in her Thunder Bay, Ont., hotel room. 

[ad_1] Indigenous Services Minister Marc Miller will confirm today that the Liberal government will not meet its commitment to lift

[ad_1] The central metaphor of Chrystia Freeland’s speech to the House of Commons on Monday was seasonal. “We know the

[ad_1] This column is an opinion by Christian Leuprecht, a professor in leadership at the Royal Military College, director of the

[ad_1] A fourth company has submitted its COVID-19 vaccine candidate for Health Canada approval, Health Minister Patty Hajdu said Monday. Hajdu called

[ad_1] Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is updating Canadians on the government’s response to COVID-19 today, highlighting plans to revive the economy

[ad_1] More than two months after a Nova Scotia First Nation launched a lobster fishery that has reignited a longstanding debate

[ad_1] The federal government has extended existing international travel restrictions to prevent the spread of COVID-19, barring entry to most travellers

[ad_1] The federal government will release its long-awaited fiscal update today — a spending plan to help Canadians cope with

[ad_1] There was a strong message conveyed to cabinet ministers last week as senators grilled them on the Trudeau government’s

[ad_1] A video game livestream session between federal NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh and a U.S. lawmaker has raised more than $200,000

[ad_1] A new study has found that hydrocarbon contaminants typically associated with oilsands operations are contributing to decreased penis bone strength among

[ad_1] This column is an opinion by Nick Gunz, a naval and intelligence historian who lectures at the University of Toronto’s School

[ad_1] Almost two years after Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou was arrested in Vancouver at the request of U.S. authorities, the

[ad_1] The head of a U.S. biotechnology company that is developing one of the most promising COVID-19 vaccine candidates says

[ad_1] Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s attempt to call out the Conservative Party for promoting misinformation about COVID-19 stumbled tonight when

[ad_1] The Gwich’in are once again facing down a threat to their way of life, as outgoing U.S. President Donald Trump

[ad_1] Inside of the Department of National Defence they are calling it “a whole of nation effort.” And the tasking of

[ad_1] The snow falls lightly in Dettah, N.W.T., covering the steps leading up to Henry Beaulieu’s two-bedroom unit, where he’s lived

[ad_1] Federal officials sought to reassure Canadians today that Ottawa has a plan to procure and distribute millions of COVID-19

[ad_1] Pierre Poilievre recently alerted the nation to what he thinks Justin Trudeau is up to. Last week, the presumptive finance minister in

[ad_1] The lead plaintiff in a one-billion-dollar-plus lawsuit alleging bullying and harassment within the RCMP says he hopes a recent

[ad_1] Prime Minister Justin Trudeau today announced that the federal government has chosen a senior military commander to lead its COVID-19

[ad_1] On the morning of June 4, a team of Alberta civil servants gathered — as it had nearly every

[ad_1] The federal government’s prescription for the COVID-19 pandemic — spending is the best medicine — hasn’t varied much since the spring.

[ad_1] The immigration department is resuming citizenship tests that were put on hold more than eight months ago due to

[ad_1] The federal government will prolong the mandate of the temporary head of the Canadian Museum of History in an

[ad_1] Let’s cast a gaze forward to the first few days of Joe Biden’s presidency for a glimpse at how

[ad_1] The top federal public servant says only a small fraction of the 5,000-plus pages of documents the government has

[ad_1] Ontario’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic was hampered by poor emergency preparedness, inadequate lab capacity and a disorganized public

[ad_1] The federal government has named former Liberal justice minister and internationally-known human rights lawyer Irwin Cotler as Canada’s special

[ad_1] The NATO principle of one-for-all and all-for-one was the reason it — and by extension Canada — went into Afghanistan,

[ad_1] Foreign Affairs Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne warned Monday that tough talk about China could hurt efforts to gain the release

[ad_1] Two of Canada’s closest allies have laid out plans to distribute new vaccines against the deadly novel coronavirus, with the first shots

[ad_1] When Canadian trade negotiators begin talks with the United Kingdom next year on a permanent bilateral trade deal, their

[ad_1] Seven provinces have signed on to a federal rent assistance program created as part of the national housing strategy,

[ad_1] For many of them, it was the defining professional experience of their lives. But Canada’s legacy in Afghanistan is

[ad_1] Barack Obama says he’s confident that after four turbulent years, Canada-U.S. relations will be restored to a more stable

[ad_1] Businesses struggling to pay the bills because of the COVID-19 pandemic will be able to start applying today for

[ad_1] After more than a week of silence, MP Yasmin Ratansi has posted a statement on Facebook denying allegations by

[ad_1] On the darkest day since the frightening spring, Justin Trudeau returned to the stoop of Rideau Cottage and attempted

[ad_1] The polls tell us that roughly a third of all U.S. citizens believe — wrongly — that U.S. president-elect Joe Biden’s victory was achieved through fraud. That finding

[ad_1] The family of a women’s rights activist who has been jailed in Saudi Arabia for more than two years is

[ad_1] As signs emerge that a transitional trade deal between Canada and the U.K. is imminent, Opposition MPs on the

[ad_1] It was an ominous beginning to an ominous conversation about how western democracies should face the growing authoritarian reflexes

[ad_1] Dr. Neeja Bakshi was near the end of a particularly gruelling day in the COVID-19 unit at Edmonton’s Royal Alexandra

[ad_1] Canada and the United Kingdom have reached an interim post-Brexit trade agreement, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and British Prime

[ad_1] The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled in favour of an Ontario man found not criminally responsible (NCR) for a sexual

[ad_1] Committing to net-zero — and putting that target into law — is not the same thing as doing what

[ad_1] Prime Minister Justin Trudeau today urged Canadians to hunker down and follow public health rules to contain an alarming

[ad_1] Indigenous Services Minister Marc Miller has overruled a senior departmental official over the framing of an investigation into Neskantaga First Nation’s

[ad_1] Former Conservative leader Andrew Scheer said today he has decided to stop employing his sister-in-law in his constituency office —

[ad_1] Most Canadians could be vaccinated against COVID-19 by the end of next year, Canada’s deputy chief public health officer

[ad_1] Converting two civilian cargo ships to serve as resupply vessels for the navy would have been cheaper than building

[ad_1] One of the top infectious disease experts in the world says despite early successes in the pandemic, Canada faces a

[ad_1] Sending in Canadian soldiers to backstop long-term care homes overrun by the novel coronavirus in Ontario and Quebec cost the

[ad_1] Alberta’s COVID-19 tracing app — which launched in May and has been downloaded more than 260,000 times — has been used in

[ad_1] The office of Canada’s conflict of interest and ethics commissioner received a complaint about MP Yasmin Ratansi employing her

[ad_1] The Canadian Federation of Independent Business is backing a Quebec restaurant owner’s long fight for financial compensation from the

[ad_1] Conservative Leader Erin O’Toole said today Canada must crack down on the growing influence of the Chinese communist regime,

[ad_1] The RCMP’s inability to respond to access to information requests on time has reached a critical point and needs

[ad_1] As the number of high-profile online consumer security breaches continues to grow, the federal government is expected to introduce

[ad_1] A supervisor who oversaw Canada Border Services Agency officers at Vancouver’s airport on the day Meng Wanzhou was arrested

[ad_1] Atikamekw leaders in Quebec say it’s time for the provincial and federal governments to take a stand when it

[ad_1] The Liberals are preparing to cede some ground on the WE Charity affair, which has been mired in filibusters

[ad_1] Canada’s new top veterans advocate is a woman. Nishika Jardine, a retired colonel who spent 37 years in the

[ad_1] Canada’s top diplomat says China is flouting its international obligations with its latest move to quash dissent in Hong

[ad_1] As the sun was setting on September 24, 2019, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau held a large, open-air rally in Surrey, B.C.

[ad_1] It has taken more than a year, but injury claims filed by a handful of former language and culture

[ad_1] After a lull in the early days of COVID-19, more and more Canadians are starting to file for bankruptcy

[ad_1] Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said today he has warned the premiers that “impossible” choices will have to be made if they don’t

[ad_1] The federal government is finalizing a fall fiscal update that will lay out how much it has spent to respond

[ad_1] The House On this week’s show: The House takes stock of Canada’s patchwork response to the COVID-19 pandemic and

[ad_1] More than 3.8 million rapid tests for COVID-19 are now in the hands of provincial health authorities but many

[ad_1] Advocates for refugees say the federal government must step up its efforts to help people fleeing conflict and persecution

[ad_1] Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland is pledging to fill a gap in the government’s bid to bolster hard-hit businesses with

[ad_1] Conservative MP and former party leadership candidate Derek Sloan is asking his supporters to send him money to “protect Canada’s kids” from a proposed

[ad_1] The federal government is set to introduce climate accountability legislation as early as next week to formally commit Canada to

[ad_1] Some of the RCMP’s tactics during the 2013 anti-shale gas protests in New Brunswick might have broken the law,

[ad_1] The federal government is expected to announce long-awaited plans today to help Canadians living in Hong Kong amid the

[ad_1] The Conservatives sent a letter to the Speaker of the House of Commons today demanding action be taken against

[ad_1] The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has just given the green light to a promising monoclonal antibody therapy co-developed

[ad_1] On a grey, windswept spring day three years ago, Ryan Mullens sat next to the grave of a long-dead

[ad_1] For more than 20 years, Second World War veteran Robert Spencer has attended every single Remembrance Day ceremony in Ottawa. “I think

[ad_1] Despite promising COVID-19 vaccine candidates on the horizon worldwide, experts say Canada needs to overcome major hurdles before it

[ad_1] CBC will have live coverage of today’s Remembrance Day ceremony at the National War Memorial in Ottawa. Watch our Remembrance

[ad_1] After a tumultuous four years brought on by the Trump presidency, Joe Biden’s victory could usher in a new

[ad_1] On the morning of the U.S. election, a Vancouver radio host asked Justin Trudeau what topped his list of

[ad_1] Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Monday praised the “historic milestone” reached in the U.S. election, which saw Kamala Harris elected to

[ad_1] Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said today that Pfizer’s promising COVID-19 vaccine trial is an “encouraging” development — and could be the first

[ad_1] Prime Minister Justin Trudeau congratulated Democrat Joe Biden on his election as the next president of the United States,

[ad_1] The head of the RCMP has promised to “double down” on efforts to boost diversity among its officers — but

[ad_1] When one starts asking questions about the experience of Black Canadians during the Second World War, it doesn’t take

[ad_1] A newly released memo shows Canada’s border agency signed off on rules to guide its most intrusive intelligence operations

[ad_1] As Americans anxiously await the result of a tight presidential race, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said today he won’t

[ad_1] Top health officials say they are “cautiously optimistic” about Canada’s odds of obtaining a safe and effective COVID-19 vaccine for distribution sometime

[ad_1] This week was the first time Tom Simons had travelled to the U.S. in eight months because of the pandemic,

[ad_1] One very important thing — maybe the most important thing — changed in American politics this week. But several

[ad_1] Canada has quietly revised its guidelines on how COVID-19 spreads to include the risk of aerosol transmission, weeks after

[ad_1] Bloc Québécois’ Leader Yves-François Blanchet is pitching a measure to prevent political parties from accessing pandemic aid earmarked for struggling businesses. “They are

[ad_1] For the sake of the pollsters — and American democracy — let the counting finish. Roasting the pollsters is a popular

[ad_1] Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland will face a grilling tonight in the House of Commons over her government’s latest bid to reshape

[ad_1] As some Americans question the legitimacy of an electoral process that has led to drama, delays and prolonged uncertainty

[ad_1] New Democratic Party Leader Jagmeet Singh says his party will call for a new tax on wealthy Canadians and another

[ad_1] The federal Liberals have reached an agreement with opposition parties to fast-track a long-awaited bill to provide businesses with

[ad_1] The last time a U.S. presidential election ended in uncertainty, the Canadian government adopted a policy of saying nothing

[ad_1] This column is an opinion by Éric Blais, president of Headspace Marketing in Toronto. He has helped build brands for more

[ad_1] There were always only two ways the U.S. presidential election was going to play out. Either it would be

[ad_1] Prime Minister Justin Trudeau remained tight-lipped about the uncertainty clouding the U.S. election this morning, saying his government will

[ad_1] Parliament’s budget watchdog has called out the Trudeau government for not providing information on billions of dollars in planned