The Ministers: Navdeep Bains hopes to foster innovation in future generations
Navdeep Bains knows a good idea when he sees one. Continue reading
Sen. Patrick Brazeau hospitalized with serious injuries
Sen. Patrick Brazeau was being treated in hospital Tuesday after being found seriously injured in his home. Continue reading
Maryam Monsef reflects on childhood as Afghan refugee – and her rise to Canadian minister
“Violence is one of the reasons we ended up in Canada.” Continue reading
Liberals defend Conservative crime laws in court – for now
“When you are before a court and you’re dealing with a real offender, you have an opportunity to show whether you’re serious about those changes.” Continue reading
Ex-police chief Bill Blair to play leading role in marijuana legalization
Former Toronto police chief Bill Blair will play a leading role in the Liberals’ effort to legalize and regulate marijuana. Continue reading
RCMP pushes for new law to get Canadians’ private information without a warrant
Investigators say a recent Supreme Court decision has significantly slowed down investigations into crimes such as child pornography – and that is putting children at risk. Continue reading
Investigate 2008 robocalls following Duffy testimony: Elizabeth May
May said she did her own investigation into the 2008 robocalls but was never able to pin down where the calls came from. Continue reading
Trudeau to keep nannies, office says
“He will be adapting the staff complement to suit his family’s requirements, given he is the proud father of three young children.” Continue reading
‘It’s hard to keep people safe on the Internet’: Paulson wants personal info available to police
“No one is recommending that we go any further but there needs to be some sort of administrative access to basic subscriber information, like a phone book.” Continue reading
‘They say justice is blind.’ Part 3: How Mike Duffy will impact the RCMP’s Senate investigation
“In a perfect world, yeah, you may be able to scoop everybody. But in the world that we live in, we need to build the strongest case that we can against the higher targets.” Continue reading
‘It’s all sort of imploding.’ Part 2: How the RCMP investigates the Senate
The unit’s mandate is to investigate matters at the highest executive levels – and that includes government. Continue reading
EXCLUSIVE: Inside the RCMP’s Senate investigation
As with any case, investigators will take their cues from the evidence, if and when they find it. They’ll need to convince the average person on the street that a crime has been committed – if, indeed, they believe it has. Continue reading
‘Women should be proud’: Canadian women honoured for roles in world wars
When Canada needed more manpower for its war effort, the military started recruiting women at home. Continue reading
Pamela Wallin to return to Senate: lawyer
Sen. Pamela Wallin will return to the upper chamber when Parliament reconvenes, her lawyer says. Continue reading
Group threatens Liberals with new legal challenge over sex work law
The party has publicly said the new law, which passed last fall, is flawed. Continue reading