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House of Commons is back as Liberals vow ‘significant’ legislation comingGovernment House leader Steven MacKinnon has promised "significant" economic legislation will become the "centrepiece" of the fall sitting of Parliament.PoliticsSep 21
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Trump’s new tariffs against Canada a ‘miscalculation,’ Carney saysCanada made the “right decision” to walk away from trade negotiations with the United States last month, Prime Minister Carney told the Liberal caucus.PoliticsSep 18
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A paid skilled trade placement program is coming for Canadian youthOttawa plans to spend $880 million for the plan, which will begin in early 2027 and be available for young Canadians looking for on-the job experience in the trades.CanadaSep 18
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Liberals ask Ontario auditor to probe spending, oversight of OSAP at career collegesThe Ontario Liberals are asking the auditor general to investigate provincial student financial aid spending at private career colleges.PoliticsOct 5
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Founder of Canada-China relations group, Liberal donor faces deportation for ‘war crimes’The Canada Border Services Agency has alleged that Rong Xiang Yuan committed war crimes while serving in the PLA.CanadaOct 13
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Liberals allege Ford government has political ties to career colleges under OSAP probeThe Liberals alleged Wednesday that cabinet ministers attended the campus opening of one of the suspected colleges mere months after the school was probed by government inspectors.PoliticsOct 14
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Why a plan to end strikes impacting ‘national interest’ is drawing criticismThe Liberal government maintains Bill C-39 would not restrict workers’ right to strike, but labour leaders say law would give cabinet power to decide who can take job action.PoliticsSep 22
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Most Ontarians don’t recognize current Ontario Liberal leadership contenders, poll findsWhile Liberal leadership candidates have worked to raise their profiles, a new poll of 1,600 Ontarians found all five are relative unknowns.PoliticsSep 24
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Liberals table bill to amend labour code, speed up project approvalsThe Liberal government has introduced legislation it believes will help unions and employers get to deals faster and reduce labour disruptions in the economy.ConsumerSep 21
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Ottawa considering ‘options’ as foreign home buyer ban nears end: ministerThe ban was brought in by the Liberals in 2022 to keep foreign investors out of housing markets increasingly out of reach for Canadian buyers.CanadaOct 7
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Scarborough North council race pits incumbent against 2 former MPsEight candidates are in the race for Scarborough North, including the incumbent councillor and two former Liberal Party MP's, one of whom represented the ward in Ottawa.PoliticsOct 16
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Provinces call on Ottawa to expand mining creditNearly half of Canada's provinces and territories are calling on the federal Liberals to fulfil their election promise to expand eligibility for a mining exploration tax credit.PoliticsOct 10
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Parti Québécois will request recount in Montreal-area ridingPQ candidate Stephan Fogaing trailed Quebec Liberal candidate Affine Lwalalika by 10 votes in the initial results in the Vachon riding, on Montreal's south shore.PoliticsOct 7
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Canada needs ‘substantial’ defence spending to reach NATO 5% targets: PBOThe Liberal government has yet to detail their plans to hike defence spending to five per cent of GDP by 2035, a massive increase over a tight timeline.CanadaOct 6
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‘Separation will not solve problems’: Poilievre speaks in Alberta ahead of referendumFederal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, who is from Alberta, said separatists have a problem with the federal Liberal government — not with Canada.PoliticsSep 30
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Manitoba PCs look for new leader as MLAs return for fall sittingThe move leaves the Tories with 19 seats in the house, compared with 34 for Premier Wab Kinew's NDP, one Liberal and, with Khan, now three Independents.PoliticsSep 29
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Health spending helped push New Brunswick deficit to record $1.3B in last fiscal yearThe shortfall is more than double the $549-million deficit the Liberal government had projected in its March 2025 budget.PoliticsSep 25
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Ottawa lays out plan for AI data centres as community backlash growsA.I. Minister Evan Solomon says the government understands Canadians are concerned about noise, electricity and water use of large-scale data centres.CanadaSep 3
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B.C. drug activists win constitutional fight, trafficking convictions tossedJeremy Kalicum and Eris Nyx founded the compassion club know as the Drug User Liberation Front and were found guilty last year after Vancouver police raided the club in 2023.CrimeSep 29
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Doerkson, Clark attend B.C. Lions gameInterim B.C. Conservative leader Lorne Doerkson was spotted alongside former Liberal premier Christy Clark at a B.C. Lions football game on Friday night.SportsSep 26