House Of Commons

• Canada’s defence officials repeatedly delayed disclosing wrongdoings: watchdog

  Officials at the Department of National Defence repeatedly delayed the disclosure of wrongdoings within the DND and in the Canadian Armed Forces, a government watchdog says.

  Canada

  Sep 19
  
• Intelligence suggests agents of India behind killing of B.C. Sikh leader: Trudeau

  The intelligence comes as Canada has cut off trade talks with India and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was treated to a frosty reception at the G20 summit in India.

  Politics

  Sep 18
  
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• Liberals vow affordability bill will come ‘imminently’ as Parliament returns

  Housing Minister Sean Fraser joined government House leader Karina Gould in Ottawa Monday to outline the government's priorities for this fall session.

  Politics

  Sep 18
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• Housing crisis to take centre stage at Liberal retreat with new cabinet

  Justin Trudeau will deliver a new mission for his cabinet at a three-day retreat in Charlottetown this week, with a focus on housing affordability and younger Canadians.

  Canada

  Aug 20
• Liberal and Conservative parties make progress toward public inquiry agreements

  The Liberal and Conservative party say they have reached agreements following a meeting Friday regarding a public inquiry into foreign interference in Canada.

  Canada

  Jul 8
• Is your best-before date causing grocery waste? Experts want rules scrutinized

  A report on grocery affordability from a House of Commons committee on agriculture and agri-food includes arguments that Canada do away with best before dates.

  Canada

  Jul 4
• No update on interference inquiry talks, but NDP says ‘we will get there’

  Opposition parties wanted the government to announce an inquiry before the House of Commons rose for the summer break, but MPs agreed to rise two days early without an agreement.

  Politics

  Jun 22
• House of Commons rises for summer 2 days early as inquiry talks continue

  Government house leader Mark Holland introduced the motion to adjourn the House until Sept. 18 during a floor debate Wednesday evening.

  Politics

  Jun 21
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• Liberals, Tories hold their seats in 4 federal byelections

  Both the Liberals and Tories held onto their parties' seats in each of the four ridings, with nearly 100 per cent of votes tallied after Monday's byelections.

  Politics

  Jun 19
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• MPs calls for changes in Canada’s extradition law amid ‘flaws’

  A committee report urges the government to make administrative changes to the process for sending people to face prosecution and incarceration abroad.

  Canada

  Jun 19