Justin Trudeau warned political parties of all stripes must be ‘vigilant’ about preventing the infiltration by extremists in the wake of the sectarian violence in the U.S. Continue reading
Twin crashes caused by major flaws in the Boeing 737 MAX 8’s aircraft sensor systems killed nearly 350 people before Transport Canada and others grounded the jet. Continue reading
“We’re a different country that doesn’t generate that sort of response,” said former chief of defence staff and retired Gen. Jonathan Vance on the deadly U.S. Capitol siege. Continue reading
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has said every Canadian who wants to get a coronavirus vaccine will be able to get one by September 2021. Continue reading
The cabinet shuffle comes as coronavirus cases explode, vaccine rollout begins, and a new poll shows the Conservatives shedding support among decided voters. Continue reading
“If Santa was giving people naughty or nice ratings, there is about half of us that were prepared to be naughty,” said Darrell Bricker, CEO of Ipsos Public Affairs. Continue reading
Green Party Leader Annamie Paul smashed glass ceilings in 2020 and says she’s hopeful the coronavirus pandemic will lead more people to consider voting for her party. Continue reading
The annus horribilis that was 2020 is now in the rearview mirror – but when it comes to the coronavirus pandemic, things aren’t over yet. Continue reading
The coronavirus has ravaged the globe since it was first identified one year ago but the initial rollout of vaccines is giving hope it could come to an end. Continue reading
Health Canada approved the Moderna coronavirus vaccine on Wednesday, making Canada the second country in the world to authorize it for use. Continue reading
The advertising campaign that has been rolling out since November targets Canadians considering travelling abroad amid the coronavirus pandemic. Continue reading
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau urged Canadians to spread compassion and love in the midst of a difficult year and the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Continue reading
The Canadian Forces have played a major role in helping respond to the coronavirus pandemic but are facing a reckoning over sexual misconduct in their ranks. Continue reading
The Canada Revenue Agency released a searchable list of wage subsidy recipients on Monday, which includes Chinese state-owned enterprises. Continue reading
The federal government released a new registry listing all the businesses that have received the Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy amid the coronavirus pandemic. Continue reading