Trudeau made major changes to his cabinet on Wednesday that appear aimed at focusing on national unity.

Nova Scotia MP Bernadette Jordan was named minister of fisheries, oceans and the Canadian Coast Guard.

As Justin Trudeau settles on his choices for his new cabinet this week, he'll also need to consider the often unsung roles in the House of Commons that will be critical to keeping the Liberals in power and their agenda moving.

When the Liberal government was dissolved for the 43rd Canadian federal election, British Columbia was home to four federal cabinet minsters.

Ford says he did not disclose the full story about Wilson on Friday out of a desire to protect the person who came forward with the allegation.

Christy Clark’s government swore in a 22-member cabinet Monday, including five new faces, all of whom stand to take home a little extra pay before a possible defeat at the hands of the NDP-Green alliance in the coming weeks.

The 3.5 per cent cut to Saskatchewan MLAs' wages passed Wednesday, but is retroactive and deemed to have been in force on April 1.

The Manitoba government will be able to run deficits without forcing cabinet ministers to take pay cuts, under a bill introduced today in the legislature.

Education Minister Don Morgan says cabinet ministers are meeting with town and school officials in La Loche, Sask., to find out if supports are working and what more can be done.

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley shuffled her cabinet and split the massive Human Services ministry into two Thursday.