Politics

[ad_1] There are serious questions to be asked about the federal government’s response to the global pandemic. At some point, we’ll need a

[ad_1] A facilitator appointed by the federal government says he’s ready to start talking to First Nations and commercial lobster fishers

[ad_1] Newly released documents show Finance Department officials calculated that workers near the bottom of the income ladder are dinged

[ad_1] CBC News Network’s Sunday Scrum panel is your destination for frank discussion and analysis of the week’s big political stories.  Starting next

[ad_1] The Canadian Transportation Agency has failed to settle a single complaint from Canadians demanding refunds for cancelled flights since

[ad_1] Assembly of First Nations National Chief Perry Bellegarde is calling on RCMP Commissioner Brenda Lucki to resign days after she defended the

[ad_1] The Trudeau government says there will be upheaval at the Canada-U.S. border early next year if a refugee pact

[ad_1] The head of a francophone university in Nova Scotia with experience in fishery disputes has been named as the federal

[ad_1] Failing to address questions about intelligence-sharing in courtrooms could put a number of national security court cases at risk and undermine Ottawa’s national

[ad_1] Releasing confidential documents detailing the federal government’s business deals with suppliers of personal protective equipment and testing devices could

[ad_1] Bombardier Recreational Products (BRP) says it has suspended the delivery of aircraft engines to “countries with unclear usage” in

[ad_1] It’s not the Space Force you may have heard about. Still, NATO’s newly announced “Space Command” boldly takes the seven-decade-old

[ad_1] Federal politicians pulled back from the brink of an election this week — but three political strategists say they believe

[ad_1] Chief Electoral Officer Stéphane Perrault said today that Elections Canada is prepared to run a snap election, despite the roadblocks imposed by

[ad_1] China’s foreign ministry is lashing out at Canada after a House of Commons subcommittee concluded that the state’s mistreatment

[ad_1] The work on a public inquiry into the April 2020 mass shooting in Nova Scotia has finally begun — but

[ad_1] Federal political parties are condemning the Bloc Québécois for defending the academic use of the N-word. New Democrat Matthew

[ad_1] The federal government is not doing enough to support First Nations communities contending with food insecurity problems made worse by climate

[ad_1] A few dozen community members of the Potlotek First Nation gathered Wednesday in front of the Department of Fisheries and

[ad_1] Ukraine has wrapped up its second round of “difficult and detailed” talks with Iran over the destruction of Flight PS752