The government argues that eight in 10 households in the four affected provinces will get a rebate that amounts to more money than they end up paying in carbon tax.

The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board has holdings in a tobacco company, a military weapons manufacturer and firms that run private American prisons.

Justin Trudeau has claimed that the Liberals have created 60 per cent more jobs than the Conservatives did over the same time period.

Is the Liberal government putting Canadians at risk with its approach to returning Islamic State fighters?

Is it true? Is Ontario less competitive than Michigan?

On the face of it, there was no disputing Clark's assertion that within five years, carbon-taxing provinces will be paying twice as much Ontario and Quebec -- but it's not so simple.

Commissioner Julie Gelfand found that Canada is not on track to meet its international commitment on reducing greenhouse gas emissions. So how can the federal government claim that emissions are falling?