Karina Gould, the youngest female cabinet minister in Canadian history, won her riding by a slim margin in 2015 and she is aiming to keep it. Continue reading →

There are new rules out Tuesday for when Canadians will be informed of foreign interference attempts during the federal election.  Continue reading →

Twitter Canada announced its ad-transparency policy Wednesday, several weeks after being called out by Democratic Institutions Minister Karina Gould for not committing to help ensure the integrity of the federal electoral process. Continue reading →

In Canada, that number drops to 46 per cent, despite 90 per cent of Canadians saying they have fallen for fake news. Continue reading →

Facebook, Google and Microsoft have signed onto a declaration promising a dozen initiatives to protect the integrity of the Canadian election this fall — including working to remove phoney social-media accounts and fake content. Continue reading →

The City of Burlington has received $5.6 million in federal funding for a number of key infrastructure projects. Continue reading →

“I think it’s what we expect of politicians no matter what,” Karina Gould says of suggestions former colleagues want to say more on SNC-Lavalin scandal. Continue reading →

Do babies have a place in Parliament? According to a ruling in Denmark this week, the answer is no. Continue reading →

Democratic Institutions Minister Karina Gould says she has no concerns about Michael Wernick serving on a non-partisan panel to alert Canadians to foreign interference attempts. Continue reading →

Democratic Institutions Minister Karina Gould said social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook and others have proven how easily they can be used to spread misinformation. Continue reading →