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Lametti, who served as Carney's principal secretary and is a former justice minister, will replace former Liberal leader Bob Rae, who has held the role since 2020.

As Ontario's Liberal party prepares to call its third leadership race in five years, organizers are bracing for internal battles over who should face Doug Ford in 2029.

Threats against Canadian politicians have surged, with 311 cases in 2024 alone, prompting urgent calls for stronger security amid rising political hostility and online abuse.

Prime Minister Mark Carney has named Canada's former ambassador to the United Nations Marc-Andre Blanchard as chief of staff. Blanchard will take over from Marco Mendicino in July.

British Columbia is pushing back against Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's proposal for a bitumen pipeline to B.C.'s northern coast.

The review agency says that unlike typical operational matters, the case involved senior political-level actors from across the federal government.

After nearly 16 months of work, the foreign interference commission's final report will be made public. Here's what the report could contain.

Mendicino, who served as immigration minister and then public safety minister in Justin Trudeau's cabinet, is the latest Liberal to say he will not run in the next election.

Emails obtained by Global News through an access to information request show communications officials discussing the need to keep news of Bernardo's transfer a 'close hold.'

National security concerns make it difficult to share all the information Canadians want to know, Trudeau said in a year-end interview.

An anti-gun-control social media post by Montreal Canadiens goaltender Carey Price went up just a few days before the 33rd anniversary of the Montreal Massacre.

In a 5-4 decision, the top court upheld a Mississippi law that would ban most abortions after the 15th week, effectively abolishing the legal precedent Roe v. Wade established.

The move is among several firearm-control measures in the new Bill C-21, which also targets gun smuggling and trafficking as well as domestic abusers who own firearms.

Tensions between the two countries could be tested by the decision, experts say, although it's not yet clear how and when China might retaliate.

The new program to grant some asylum seekers residency comes after negotiations between Ottawa and Quebec.

Former government and security officials say Ottawa should work to craft and pass legislation that strengthen foreign interference laws this year, before investigations conclude.

The news that federal civil servants granted an RCMP contract to a company with ties to the Chinese government is 'disconcerting,' Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has said.

The email from Brenda Lucki to a senior government official was sent hours before Prime Minister Justin Trudeau invoked the emergency powers in response to the convoy protests.

Ottawa has floated the idea of legislation that would create an evergreen framework for classification of firearms to ensure federal intentions on banned guns are respected.

Quebec MP Richard Martel made the comment in a Radio-Canada interview as he discussed the case of a family from El Salvador who entered Canada several years ago via Roxham Road.