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May’s husband John Kidder said the long-time British Columbia MP spent a “few days under observation” in a hospital outside Victoria. → Read More
The Communications Security Establishment says its online defences search for unusual activity like efforts to deploy malware, map government computer systems, and extract information. → Read More
The incoming Clean Fuel Regulations, set to begin on Canada Day, are just the latest example of the policy fight over climate action and affordability. → Read More
The strategy comes with a host of new targets, but no new money, to prepare Canada for the dangers and damages of a warming world. → Read More
Lawyers hired for work related to Ottawa’s controversial use of the Emergencies Act to quash last year’s “Freedom Convoy” protests. → Read More
Sam Cooper, who recently left Global News to start his own online publication, said he stands by his reporting with his former media organization. → Read More
Each riding has its own dynamic at play, from a battle with the far-right in the Conservative heartland to questions about Liberal enthusiasms in previously rock-solid red regions. → Read More
The Star found that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberals failed to spend billions of dollars they pledged on a host of climate-related initiatives. → Read More
The federal government failed to spend billions of dollars it pledged on a host of climate change initiatives in recent years, raising questions about one of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s core policy commitments and the massive funding publicly devoted to it. → Read More
The federal government will “immediately halt” all activity with the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank as it reviews allegations the Beijing-based international institution is really controlled by China’s authoritarian regime, Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland said Wednesday. → Read More
The Conservative leader is quick to attack Justin Trudeau’s climate-change proposals, so what does he plan to do? → Read More
The former Conservative leader is the latest to cast doubt on the federal government’s “special rapporteur,” tasked with deciding whether Prime Minister Justin Trudeau should call the public inquiry that opposition parties have demanded for months. → Read More
Saskatchewan said Tuesday that the province needs another 15 years to meet Ottawa’s plans for net-zero power grids, while an association of utilities says the federal government needs to clear regulatory hurdles to build clean electricity projects faster. → Read More
A spokesperson for the federal fisheries minister said the government is looking to improve the approval process for tidal energy, as Ottawa pledges billions in tax credits to spur the creation of emissions-free power generation. → Read More
The prime minister dismissed a controversial policy his own party endorsed at its convention last weekend. → Read More
‘No, Mr. Poilievre, Canada is not broken,’ former Liberal PM Jean Chretien tells the packed audience in Ottawa. Hillary Clinton accused the Conservative Leader of wanting to turn back the clock → Read More
Moiz Karimjee, an assistant Crown attorney in Ottawa, is pushing back on allegations the disclosure was deliberate. → Read More
Jane Philpott says her reforms to lower drug prices should be enacted before a national pharmacare program — and that a failure to do so would be “unwise.” → Read More
Han Dong is rejecting what he calls “inaccurate and irresponsible” allegations that China helped him get elected as part of a campaign of interference in Canadian democracy. → Read More
Justice Paul Rouleau’s report diving into the Trudeau government’s invocation of the Emergencies Act to rein in the so-called Freedom convoy landed Friday, shedding light on what led to the decision and whether it could have been avoided. → Read More