Canadians who use Facebook may have had their private messages sent through the platform accessed as part of a massive data harvesting scandal. Continue reading →

Refusal by Canadian bishops to ask Pope Francis to issue an apology for residential schools drew fierce condemnation from parliamentarians and survivors. Continue reading →

Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz says hesitation around new investments in Canada is keeping him up at night. Continue reading →

The Conservatives are doubling down on their call for the Liberals to crack down and put an end to the flow. Continue reading →

The government faced blowback last year over the cost of producing the cover of its budget document. This year, they went with the discount option. Continue reading →

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Cambridge Analytica whistleblower Chris Wylie will appear before a Canadian parliamentary committee and while no date has been set, Global News has learned that appearance could come within the month.  Continue reading →

The bureaucratic arm of the Prime Minister’s Office says it hasn’t paid a dime for any clothes, shoes or fashion accessories worn by Justin Trudeau or his family since he took office.  Continue reading →

Both the federal privacy commissioner and the chief electoral officer should have the authority to investigate whether political parties are adhering to their own policies on voter data, Privacy Commissioner Daniel Therrien says. Continue reading →