Ask any Conservative politician in Ottawa, and they’ll tell you exactly why proposed changes to Canada’s tax laws are a terrible idea. But is the rhetoric based in fact? Continue reading →

Former prime minister Paul Martin says the decision not to join the U.S.’s missile defence program over a decade ago was based on information available at the time. Continue reading →

The Ottawa public library says it will be updating its policy after two children were exposed to pornography at one of its local branches this summer. Continue reading →

Quebec bore the brunt of a major upswing in irregular border crossings during the month of August, new numbers have confirmed. Continue reading →

The CEO of one of the world’s largest tobacco companies says he’s puzzled by the Canadian government’s refusal to implement a separate set of regulations around products that contain tobacco, but don’t burn it. Continue reading →

The Canadian government must consider paying up to join the U.S. ballistic missile defence program, say a former diplomat and a former NORAD commander. Continue reading →

Former Toronto police chief Bill Blair says Canadian cops already have many of the tools they need to contend with legal marijuana. Continue reading →

Is watching legal pornography on a library computer acceptable? One Ottawa mom says no, but the rules across Canada aren’t so black and white. Continue reading →

Border officials are bracing for yet another spike in asylum seekers crossing into Canada from the United States in the coming months, an internal document reveals. Continue reading →

Internal documents obtained by Global News show the federal government’s effort to ‘transform’ its email systems has been a disaster, and it’s not over yet. Continue reading →

The former chairman of the Republican National Committee is predicting that Washington will descend further into turmoil this fall. Continue reading →

When it comes to dealing with U.S. President Donald Trump, one of his closest allies in the Republican party has one central piece of advice: read the book. Continue reading →

One of the original architects of the North American Free Trade Agreement says the chances of reaching an updated agreement that everyone can live with are now “below 50 per cent.” Continue reading →

A lack of financial literacy, steep fees or expenses and a general distrust of the federal government are some of the main reasons why Indigenous Canadians might not file an annual tax return, new research has found. Continue reading →

Justin Trudeau’s Liberals are reportedly taking a long hard look at proposed changes to the tax system that have triggered a revolt. Continue reading →