New legislation to overhaul Canadian family law proposes doing away with terms like ‘custody’ to try and quell parental conflict. Continue reading →

Federal jobs program sparked controversy since requiring employers to attest their support for reproductive rights in order to receive funding. Continue reading →

“It shows the power of the big business lobby over the federal Liberals.” Continue reading →

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was seen visiting a Sikh temple in Alberta’s capital on Monday night ahead of expected infrastructure announcements he is scheduled to attend in both Edmonton and Calgary a day later. Continue reading →

Natural Resources Minister Jim Carr says he is absolutely certain Canada and Kinder Morgan will come to a financial agreement that will convince the pipeline builder to proceed with the Trans Mountain expansion before a May 31 deadline. Continue reading →

The Liberals’ controversial carbon pricing policy has been under regular attack by the Tories, who are hoping it will become a key campaign issue ahead of next year’s federal election. Continue reading →

The findings come in the FAO’s Spring 2018 Economic Outlook, released just a week before a provincial election campaign kicks off. Continue reading →

Six Ottawa-based HIV/AIDS organizations didn’t have their funding renewed by the Liberal government in 2016. Their transition funds just ran out and they’re sounding the alarm bells. Continue reading →

The real question today is whether Trudeau and the federal government are ready to say how far they will go to get the pipeline built. Continue reading →

Justin Trudeau is set to pile pressure on British Columbia’s provincial government to drop its resistance to a pipeline project. Continue reading →