Barring a sudden scheduling change, it looks like Prime Minister Mark Carney won’t be back in his front-and-centre seat in ...
The measure makes a person subject to a protection order — a legal order often issued in intimate partner violence cases — ineligible to hold a firearms licence while the order is in effect.
THE CANADIAN PRESS/Spencer Colby After clocking in two days on the G7 summit circuit in Evian, Prime Minister Mark Carney was ...
Good evening, readers. We got one more day before MPs skedaddles out of Ottawa, and one more day before Canada […] ...
Individuals with a mental illness as their sole underlying condition have so far been excluded from medical assistance in dying. That exclusion is set to end next March unless Parliament intervenes ...
As Ottawa looks for ways to diversify trade, the government sees tourism as an underappreciated export industry that can ...
Bill C-225, which received royal assent in Parliament today, will amend the Criminal Code to make first-degree murder applicable to killings that happen as part of a pattern of coercive or controlling ...
In a statement posted to social media today, she says her time in office will end on Aug. 31 but offered no reason for the change of plans.
Bill C-14 became law on Monday night — during the final week of the spring sitting — after months of debate in the Senate.
Prime Minister Mark Carney is booked in for a full day of high-level working sessions — and a “working luncheon” ...
U.S. President Donald Trump has openly mused about walking away from the deal he negotiated in his first term, but Wiseman ...
A government that cares about equity cannot treat inclusion as something celebrated in speeches while sidelining it in ...
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