The prime minister says his government will amend the law that spells out the powers and privileges of MPs and senators to better reflect the new reality in the upper house, where most senators now sit as independents unaffiliated with any political party. Continue reading
Dr. Stan Kutcher, a professor of psychiatry at Dalhousie University, has been involved in mental-health work in over 20 countries. Continue reading
Unionized workers at Canada Post returned to work Tuesday after more than a month of rotating strikes. Continue reading
The union says it’s “unconstitutional” to force mail carriers back to work. Continue reading
Members of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers could be kicked out of the union if they go against CUPW’s pressure tactic of refusing overtime during the rotating strikes. Continue reading
Whatever the outcome, Trump made clear he knew his political future was on the line. Continue reading
The Republicans currently hold a majority in both the House and the Senate. Continue reading
A senate committee dropped by a Kelowna farm today to hear from young farmers and the challenges they’re facing in getting their products on store shelves. Continue reading
Canada signed the CPTPP in March, though every signatory country of the deal had to pass enabling legislation to change tariffs and duties before the deal could come into force. Continue reading
It had endorsed him in 2012. But now it’s endorsing Beto O’Rourke, a Democrat. Continue reading
