An Ipsos poll says Canadians believe this year’s budget should include measures to slow inflation and help with the rapidly rising cost of living.
A senior source in the prime minister’s office says Trudeau will make the trip to Europe, his second since the war began, rather than attend the summit virtually.
The Bank of Canada Governor says January’s inflation rate would have been 4.7 per cent instead of 5.1 per cent if there was no carbon tax.
A convoy organizer says her bail was denied by a judge who was a former Liberal candidate — one reason to overturn that judge’s ruling.
Ending home delivery, shutting rural post offices, and move to three-day-a-week service were among the ideas in a December poll commissioned by the Privy Council Office.
Alberta EDA becomes the first to formally request the party’s national council speed up a vote on Erin O’Toole’s leadership before the Conservatives’ 2023 policy convention.
The regional economic development agency is the first government department to pro-actively release the briefing binders given to ministers after they were sworn in last October.
Bearskin Lake Chief Lefty Kamenawatamin earlier this month described the strain on the community by a COVID-19 outbreak as ‘almost at a breaking point.’
Indigenous Services Minister Patty Hajdu has said the government is either paying for or co-ordinating efforts by dozens of additional nurses and volunteers in Bearskin Lake.
Provinces and territories are urging the federal government for more COVID-19 rapid tests and the fast approval of antiviral pills amid a rise in cases and hospitalizations.
In the last half of 2021, Canadians became less anxious about the virus and its spread and more concerned about other issues like the environment and the cost-of-living.
New data provided to Global News shows usage of the COVID Alert app declined in 2021 even as Health Canada tried to improve its functionality and increase its uptake.
Several premiers rebuffed suggestions by federal ministers to force new COVID quarantines on travellers, saying Ottawa failed to provide any data to support the drastic measures.
On the eve of Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee, the Trudeau government is being asked for a Jubilee medal program to recognize the service of deserving Canadians.
Justin Trudeau came into office in 2015 promising to fix the federal government’s access-to-information system. Six years later, it’s arguably worse.