Political parties are not allowed to sell the information they get on voters from Elections Canada but if they did, the nominee for Chief Electoral Officer said, officials would have no way of knowing whether they broke the rules. Continue reading →

New legislation to overhaul Canadian family law proposes doing away with terms like ‘custody’ to try and quell parental conflict. Continue reading →

Details on how a Liberal MP wants the government to decriminalize payments for surrogacy and human reproductive material are set to be unveiled this week. Continue reading →

Watch the full broadcast of Global National, hosted by Coleen Christie Continue reading →

Canada and the 13 other members of the Lima Group will not recognize the re-election of Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro in a Sunday vote marred by international accusations that it was rigged.  Continue reading →

Government documents suggest Ottawa has not spent a dime to promote its message that “there’s no free ticket to Canada” on the biggest social media juggernaut of them all: Facebook. Continue reading →

The battle for junior hockey’s greatest prize should have all eyes glued to the ice, but early on at the 100th Memorial Cup, empty seats are getting most of the attention. Continue reading →

The Canadian government will donate $50,000 to a charity that focuses on youth sport in honour of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s marriage, it was announced Saturday morning. Continue reading →