All a-boot tradition: A look at finance ministers’ budget shoes through the years
While purely ceremonial, the selection of the finance minister’s shoes can be a hint into what the budget may hold. Here’s a look at Canada’s fiscal footwear through the ages.
Canada
Apr 16
Trudeau confirms appointment of Alberta judge Mary Moreau to Supreme Court of Canada
Moreau, who was chief justice of the Court of King's Bench of Alberta, fills the vacancy created by the retirement of Russell Brown.
Canada
Nov 6, 2023
Beer prices could soon go up due to ‘beer tax.’ What to know
A hike in a 'beer tax' that could make brews more expensive for Canadians is again being considered by Ottawa after a delay earlier in the year.
Canada
Nov 1, 2023
Blue Jays swept again, fall to Twins in Game 2
The early hook for Jose Berrios will be a hot talking point as the dust settles on another Blue Jays post-season that ended in a first-round sweep.
Sports
Oct 4, 2023
UNI bank clients exasperated during third week of technical issues
Since the rollout of UNI's new banking platform, customers have been experiencing difficulties receiving their paycheques on time, paying their bills and using their debit cards.
Canada
Jul 29, 2023
UNI CEO defends botched banking app rollout
The problems began on July 6, when UNI launched its own banking platform after ending its previous partnership with Quebec's Desjardins Bank.
Economy
Jul 20, 2023
UNI bank clients unable to access online banking for fifth consecutive day
Clients of New Brunswick-based UNI Financial Cooperation haven’t been able to access their online banking accounts for days.
Economy
Jul 12, 2023
McKinsey federal contracts not result of political interference, audit finds
The Treasury Board said Tuesday it has found no evidence of political interference in federal contracts with consulting firm McKinsey & Company.
Canada
Jun 27, 2023
Calls continue for stronger rules around short-term rentals following Old Montreal fire
Oversight of these establishments like Airbnb has long been a problem, even though, according to experts, there are strong provincial rules governing them.
Canada
Mar 21, 2023
McKinsey contracts probe will see committee press minister over awards
Since Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government was elected in 2015, McKinsey has been awarded 24 contracts worth $104.6 million, according to federal officials.
Canada
Feb 6, 2023
‘I am not a friend’ of Trudeau, ex-McKinsey head Dominic Barton says amid contract probe
Barton, who later served as ambassador to China, was grilled by MPs who are studying the over $100 million in government contracts awarded to McKinsey under the Liberals.
Canada
Feb 1, 2023
McKinsey contracts with Ottawa to be probed by House of Commons committee
The firm recently came into the spotlight after news reports highlighted the rapid growth of the company's work with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government.
Politics
Jan 18, 2023
Marci Ien looks to hold Toronto Centre for Liberals as Annamie Paul aims for seat
Liberal incumbent Marci Ien is being challenged for the seat by Green Party Leader Annamie Paul.
Politics
Sep 14, 2021
Edmonton psychiatrist suggests short-term goals for 2021
There still a long road ahead when it comes to the pandemic. One Edmonton psychiatrist suggests a 100-day challenge to improve mental health.
Health
Jan 1, 2021
4 Canadian energy firms blacklisted by world’s largest wealth fund over high emissions
Canadian Natural Resources Ltd, Cenovus Energy Inc , Suncor Energy Inc, and Imperial Oil Ltd were excluded from the fund due to "unacceptable greenhouse gas emissions."
Canada
May 12, 2020
Coronavirus: Smaller Canadian airlines fear being left out of federal aid programs
The federal government is offering financing to the country's largest employers but most regional carriers fall far short of the threshold for annual revenues.
Economy
May 13, 2020
COVID-19 wage subsidy program extended through August, Trudeau says
The prime minister says the idea is to give employers more runway, and confidence to resume operations slowly if they have to.
Economy
May 15, 2020
Scott Thompson: Justin Trudeau needs to answer more questions on WE Charity scandal
Answers to questions in the WE Charity scandal are needed now more than ever, Scott Thompson writes.
Commentary
Sep 10, 2020
WE Charity shutting down doesn’t make ‘Liberals’ scandal go away’: opposition says
The demise of WE's Canadian operations won't take the heat off Prime Minister Justin Trudeau over his government's decision to hire the charity to run a now-defunct student volunteer program.
Canada
Sep 10, 2020
Bill Morneau broke elections rules ahead of 2019 campaign: commissioner
Commissioner of Canada Elections Yves Côté says Morneau broke the rules and must pay a $300-fine.
Canada
Sep 10, 2020