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Justin Trudeau is naming his cabinet but one expert thinks regional and gender interests will pressure the Prime Minister to add some new faces. → Read More
Canada could be just days away from a federal election call, and political parties are already working behind the scenes to make sure they're prepared. → Read More
Deputy Chief Public Health Officer Dr. Howard Njoo stressed Wednesday Canada is winning the battle against COVID-19, but still must prepare for a second wave. → Read More
The prime minister is standing his ground after China issued a warning Monday about his remarks calling the detention of two Canadians in Beijing since December 2018 "arbitrary." → Read More
The fate of a pair of Canadians now formally charged with espionage in China appears dire, according to a former Canadian ambassador to that country. → Read More
Bloc Quebecois Leader Yves-Francois Blanchet called for NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh on Thursday to apologize for calling an MP who opposed his motion on RCMP discrimination racist. → Read More
OTTAWA (NEWS 1130) — NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh has been tossed out of the House of Commons for the rest of the day after he called a Bloc Quebecois MP racist, then refused to apologize for the words directed at Alain Therrien. Singh was looking for unanimous consent regarding a motion on RCMP discrimination. However, one MP refused to support it, though it was unclear who said no. More to come. → Read More
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is expressing confidence in the country's top Mountie after she said she is struggling with the definition of systemic racism. → Read More
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau defended the federal government's plan Tuesday to pursue unjust people who take advantage of the emergency response benefit, while remaining open to extending the aid program. → Read More
The president of the federal Treasury Board says 545,000 Canadians have now received emergency loans, while another 7.5 million have received at least one payment from the emergency response benefit, and 110,000 businesses have applied to the wage subsidy program. → Read More
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says nearly 10,000 businesses have applied for the federal government's wage-subsidy program to help them deal with the COVID-19 pandemic. → Read More
After being forced to return to the House of Commons amid the COVID-19 pandemic, members of Parliament approved a plan for a reduced number of sittings for the next month. → Read More
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau addressed the nation outside his home on Friday, announcing a series of measures to cope with coronavirus pandemic and providing an update on his own health and that of his family. → Read More
B.C.'s Premier says his administration still wants to hold discussions with Wet'suwet'en hereditary chiefs to bring the mass demonstrations in Metro Vancouver and beyond to an end. → Read More
Ottawa is committing $57-million in new cash for supports for human trafficking victims, as part of a national strategy to combat the issue. → Read More
A federal strategy to combat human trafficking in Canada is expected to be unveiled this week. → Read More
The Tories are trying to ramp up pressure on the Liberals to hold new hearings into the SNC-Lavalin affair, ahead of an emergency ethics committee meeting. → Read More
With federal politicians debating whether or not we should revisit the new Canada Food Guide, experts say billions of tax dollar savings could be at stake. → Read More
Justin Trudeau and Donald Tusk are taking some not-so-subtle digs at Trump following his tweets telling congresswomen to "go back to where they came from." → Read More
Ontario's top court has ruled the federal government's carbon charge is constitutionally sound. → Read More