An announcement about the exact date that recreational pot will become legal in Canada may come as early as Wednesday afternoon. Continue reading →

The Senate voted 52-29 to approve the government’s newest version of Bill C-45 on Tuesday evening. Continue reading →

Ottawa has spent over $5.7 million to ensure that asylum seekers have adequate food, shelter and medical care. Continue reading →

Former senator Nancy Greene Raine worked for two years on legislation banning the advertising of unhealthy food to children. Continue reading →

The issue of home-grown marijuana will remain the biggest hurdle next week as the Senate and House of Commons try to get the bill legalizing marijuana passed into law. Continue reading →

Former deputy prime minister John Manley isn’t mincing words about the ongoing trade dispute between Canada and the United States.  Continue reading →

The CRA is downplaying the seriousness of the breaches, saying over 80 per cent involved misdirected mail. But thefts and unauthorized searches are on the rise. Continue reading →

The parliamentary wrangling over Bill C-45 will probably continue for at least another few days. Here’s what that means for consumers. Continue reading →

Representatives from all major parties voiced support for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as he tries to calm fears of an escalating Canada-U.S. trade war. Continue reading →

One of the negotiators who helped secure the release of American student Otto Warmbier says North Korea has wanted a formal sit-down with a U.S. president for years. Now they’ve got it. Continue reading →

Nepean-Carleton’s Lisa MacLeod said Ontarians can expect a more complete set of platform promises from Ford in the coming weeks. Continue reading →

Finance Minister Bill Morneau wasn’t exactly brimming with optimism on Friday following a sit-down meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and his own boss, Justin Trudeau. Continue reading →

Canadian companies still have a long way to go when it comes to understanding and implementing privacy laws, new government research reveals. Continue reading →

With less than 24 hours until Ontarians head to the polls, Doug Ford is on track to become the next premier of Canada’s most populous province. Continue reading →

The specific product affected by the recall is Name brand Chicken Burgers (1kg), with a bestbefore date of Feb. 6, 2019. Continue reading →