Earlier this week, the Liberal government’s representative in the Senate moved to set specific timelines for debates and votes on 11 bills to break up what he described as a legislative logjam. Continue reading
Alexandre Boulerice, a former union adviser, was first elected to Parliament in 2011. Continue reading
Clerk of the Privy Council Michael Wernick said he is “deeply concerned” about the state of the country and the direction in which politics are headed in Canada. Continue reading
The government has agreed that for the rest of the winter, federal officials will sign off on plans so money and work are ready to roll come spring. Continue reading
The Northern Gateway pipeline was supposed to connect Alberta’s oilpatch to a port in Kitimat, B.C., but the plan came apart when the federal Liberals banned tanker traffic from British Columbia’s northern coast. Continue reading
This Bernier coup attempt resulted in no bloody mid-March togas and it’s unlikely Andrew Scheer was heard to utter, “Et tu Maxime,” even in feigned surprise, writes Roy Green. Continue reading
It started with a tweet over human rights and now the feud between Saudi Arabia and Canada has escalated into one biggest diplomatic rifts in years between the two nations. Continue reading
McKenna, who is on a nationwide tour this summer to tout the need to reduce plastic waste, took to Twitter on Wednesday and Thursday claiming both the Feline Cafe and Bar Laurel in her Ottawa Centre riding had confirmed they were no longer providing straws. Continue reading
Documents obtained by The Canadian Press under the Access to Information Act show Transport Canada considered enacting the rule sooner following the April 6 tragedy involving the Humboldt Broncos Continue reading
Canada has created a new Cabinet position to help exporters look beyond the United States and there will be resources for small businesses that want to take advantage of new trade deals, the new minister for export promotion said on Tuesday. Continue reading