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Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale says the arrests of two men in Ontario charged with possession of an explosive device is not related to national security. Continue reading
ICBC is looking at computerized hazard perception training and testing that has helped slash crash rates among young drivers overseas. Continue reading
The outside expert review will determine if the provincial government met their own expectations during the unprecedented weather event. Continue reading
“The first priority of the government of Canada is to collect the evidence and to make sure that where criminal charges can and should be laid, they are in fact laid,” Goodale said in Saskatchewan Tuesday. Continue reading
Federal Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale praised the work of local first responders and residents on Tuesday, as he toured the west Ottawa community of Dunrobin, where dozens of homes were left severely damaged by a powerful tornado on Friday. Continue reading
Goodale says the Trudeau government will look at proposals already before lawmakers to see what changes could be made. Continue reading
“I haven’t ruled that out,” Horgan told reporters on Wednesday. Continue reading
New Brunswick will seize drunk drivers’ cars for up to two months under a law that comes into force Nov. 1 Continue reading
“We are not going to stop, you are going to be caught, you are going to be convicted, and you are going to go to jail.” Continue reading
The BC Civil Liberties Association says the CBSA should have an independent oversight of its actions. Continue reading