The meeting will include discussions on strengthening health care, as well as first ministers' "continued work together to fight COVID-19" and "the distribution and logistics of vaccines."

Mary Ng says she can't guarantee that MPs will see a bill to ratify the new rade agreement before Parliament breaks for Christmas on Dec. 11.

The federal government outlawed a wide range of firearms by cabinet order in May, but the measures have been met with stiff criticism from some.

Poilievre says building up the Canadian economy after the COVID-19 pandemic can't be achieved without a massive overhaul of the tax system and regulatory regime.

Justin Trudeau's approval rating continues to hold strong among Canadians, despite soaring coronavirus numbers from coast to coast.

Support for the government's handling of COVID-19 could melt away as details of how it may have mishandled the procurement of vaccines unfold, writes Bill Kelly.

Sources in various premiers' offices told Global News the prime minister was reluctant to provide details when asked about federal contracts with vaccine makers. 

Coun. Jack Hundial said that someone contacted him by direct message over social media on Monday, threatening to 'put a bullet in me and the prime minister.'

If Canada's oil production peaks in the next 10 years, it may be difficult for Ottawa to sell the pipeline back to the private sector as Prime Minister Trudeau intended.

Russian pranksters posed as Thunberg to speak to Trudeau in January, around the same time they pulled a similar stunt on Prince Harry.