David Asper says the league deserves better treatment from Ottawa.

A Manitoba man who spent 23 years in prison before his first-degree murder conviction was overturned is suing the federal government, the City of Winnipeg and others for more than $16 million in damages, plus interest and legal costs.

The province made amendments to Bill 194, which will prevent Saskatchewan municipalities from creating bylaws banning firearms.

The Canadian government announced national parks will be reopening as of June 1.

Bloc Quebecois Leader Yves-Francois Blanchet said he wants the Liberal government to deliver an economic update next month and hold modified sittings for at least four weeks during the summer.

Given the success of current online proceedings, the majority committee report says the Commons should move towards additional virtual sittings for all its regular business.

"It's been really stressful. It's been hard to pay some bills."

"Does she work for Canada or for China?" Derek Sloan asked of Dr. Teresa Tam, demanding she be fired. The remarks caused strong reaction from politicians, experts and constitutents.

In a notice to the Supreme Court of Canada on Tuesday, the government said it was discontinuing its attempt to appeal a ruling from Ontario's top court that found long-term segregation to be cruel and unusual punishment.

During the COVID-19 outbreak, 46 per cent of Canadians are more trusting of the federal government and 55 per cent feel more trust with their provincial government, according to a national survey.