Quebecers living by the Canada-United States border where thousands of migrants have crossed irregularly into the country since 2017 will be eligible for payments of up to $25,000. Continue reading →

A Liberal MP who’s stayed out of the House of Commons for months says he’s been busy with other important work. Continue reading →

Quebec will not accept a pipeline. Continue reading →

Federal officials have privately conceded that little headway is likely to be made on the official objective of the meeting: knocking down barriers to trade between provinces. Continue reading →

This will be the fourth first ministers’ meeting Trudeau has hosted since becoming prime minister in 2015. Continue reading →

Bill C-71, which was adopted in the House of Commons on Sept. 24, has not yet reached a second reading in the Senate. Continue reading →

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his counterparts from the four other main federal parties left a supposedly non-partisan meeting on how to help Canadian francophones divided. Continue reading →

Former Parti Québécois cabinet minister Yves-François Blanchet announced Monday he will run for the vacant Bloc Québécois leadership. Continue reading →

The capital, as well as smaller towns in Ontario and British Columbia, and Sherbrooke, Que., are all being targeted by rotating strikes by the Canadian Union of Postal Workers. Continue reading →

Chris d’Entremont says he plans to seek the Conservative Party nomination for the federal riding of West Nova.  Continue reading →