Ian Bailey

Canada’s capital is not immune to the problems of inequality and housing that many other cities face – but it faces uniquely thorny questions about how to fix things, and at whose expense

Agency that handled the purchase for the federal government says the price is consistent with the market in Manhattan, but a Conservative MP denounces the ‘unnecessary and extravagant’ purchase

In his new memoir, the former Liberal cabinet minister, Lloyd Axworthy, raises concerns about Canada’s global reputation

The disclosure from Jean-Pierre Godbout, a spokesperson for Global Affairs Canada, comes as a committee of MPs decided Wednesday it will hold hearings on the issue

The poll found 68 per cent of surveyed Canadians want the names of the elected officials to be released and for them to have an opportunity to publicly explain their actions

According to fundraising numbers for 2023 released in January by Elections Canada, the Conservatives under Mr. Poilievre raised more money than all other major political parties combined

New Brunswick MP Wayne Long says phase out of salmon farming is a betrayal of rural and indigenous communities that rely on ‘responsible aquaculture growth’

Newfoundland Premier Andrew Furey announced plans in May to go to court over its concerns, and British Columbia Premier David Eby said his government may join the East Coast province in its legal efforts

In a statement posted on its website, the inquiry under Commissioner Marie-Josée Hogue said it will conduct the examination of the work of the National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians

Also: Canada announced it will hold the next G7 gathering in Kananaskis, Alta., in 2025

Also, federal government releases data on carbon pricing impact; Ottawa expanding early retirement eligibility for some workers

Also, Conservatives vote against capital-gains tax change in House today; Carolyn Parrish newly elected as Mississauga mayor

The findings come amid a dispute between public-service unions and the federal government over the three-day requirement, an increase from two days

The Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) announced the development today at a 4 p.m. ET strike deadline that could have seen workers with the Canada Border Services Agency begin a walkout

A new report says some parliamentarians ‘wittingly’ participated in efforts by other countries to interfere in Canadian politics

Earlier this week, a security and intelligence committee of parliamentarians tabled a report saying it has been told some Canadian politicians are working with India and China in what may be illegal behaviour

Richard Wagner says he is concerned that politicians could undermine public confidence in the justice system

Sharon DeSousa says PSAC will be bringing in an anti-racism program under her leadership

Also, Donald Trump is the first former U.S. president with a criminal conviction

Also: As wildfire approaches Fort McMurray, Alberta officials hope cooler temps, winds could push blaze away