Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s office has confirmed that Tony Loffreda, a Royal Bank executive, will fill a vacant Senate seat in Quebec. Continue reading →

The Governor General will not move into her official residence in Ottawa this summer and there is no date for when she might. Continue reading →

A University of Manitoba researcher has won a national prize from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) for her work about understanding and preventing child maltreatment and her advocacy for children’s rights. Continue reading →

The case of an Ottawa Commissionaire highlights the social media scrutiny employees now face from governments and employers. Continue reading →

In the guild’s history, several artists have had their work commissioned. Continue reading →

Pratt’s unmatched talent for depicting the mysterious beauty in the detail of everyday things captured the hearts and minds of art lovers across the country and around the world. Continue reading →

Travis Wolfe, 26, of the small village of Port Joli, N.S., will receive a medal of bravery from Julie Payette for rescuing his elderly neighbour from her burning home in February 2017. Continue reading →

In his brief of the report to the committee, auditor general Michael Ferguson determined that there was a significant deficiency in the NCC’s asset management practices. Continue reading →

Canada narrowly avoided international embarrassment Monday at a tree-planting ceremony at Rideau Hall with Belgian royalty and Gov. Gen. Julie Payette. Continue reading →

In her address, the governor general notes the pleasure she experiences with her son, Laurier, by getting outdoors and enjoying the Canadian winter by skiing, skating or simply walking. Continue reading →