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In a statement to the Star on Friday, Premier Doug Ford's office confirmed that aides and former staffers were being interviewed.

An Indigenous view on Israeli’s colonization of Palestinians

“As a result of the many gaps and weaknesses we found in the project’s design, oversight, and accountability, it did not deliver the best value for taxpayer dollars spent,” wrote

'She has made unbelievably horrific allegations. She needs to retract. She needs to apologize,' said NDP House leader Peter Julian.

Immigration Minister Marc Miller has announced new rules aimed at protecting international students from fraud, following an investigation this summer into more than 100 cases involving fake admission letters.

As a viral video of the Conservative Leader rebuking a reporter in an apple orchard shows, leading questions by the media lead nowhere good

Trudeau announced sweeping changes to the program after months of pressure to acknowledge the role it plays in the current affordability crisis.

The federal government says it is 'providing support to seven Canadian families' in connection with confirmed deaths in the Israel-Hamas conflict.

PM’s sixth appointment to backlogged top court comes after four-month search

The province is demanding an “urgent” national summit amid mounting alarm at Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s controversial bid to remove Alberta from the Canada Pension Plan.

Ontario Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy has requested an urgent meeting with Ottawa, and asked for a ‘rigorous analysis’ of Alberta’s plans

In a new Leger survey, 45 per cent of respondents said they thought Canada should maintain the same level of spending for Ukraine, while 30 per cent think it should be decreased.

CSIS Director David Vigneault says China-backed groups have attempted to purchase “locations” close to sensitive sites over concerns of spying.

Housing Minister John Lohr announced the province will make $1-billion in investments over the next five years “to create the conditions” for additional housing.

Failure and corruption seem to follow Ontario’s premier at every turn. Why can’t we get rid of him?

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and dozens of MPs have been targeted by a 'Spamouflage' campaign connected to China, which saw a bot network leave thousands of comments on their social media accounts in recent weeks. According to a new statement from Global Affairs Canada, Conservative Leader Pierre P...

The Ontario government is reversing its plan to change urban boundaries after finding the decisions were not made 'in a manner that maintains and reinforces public trust.'

‘We are going to make sure you got to where you wanted to go,’ Canada Christian College head told, according to transcription of recordings submitted in court

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Employment Minister Randy Boissonnault says while Alberta is legally allowed to withdraw from the Canada Pension Plan, doing so would be a 'one way ticket,' with no chance of return.

Israel is 'pleased' that Canada has joined the United States and France in believing that an explosion at a Gaza City hospital last week was fired by an errant rocket from within the Gaza Strip, the Israeli ambassador in Ottawa said Sunday.

MP for Peterborough-Kawartha fires back saying she fought for her riding

All the things that are wrong with the House were on full display this week, even as Greg Fergus was promising to clean it up, Susan Delacourt writes.

A majority of Canadians say the country will face more extreme weather events in the future, calling on the government to take urgent action, according to Ipsos polling

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canada remains 'firm and steadfast' in its commitment to a two-state solution to the Arab-Israeli conflict. He says the Middle East, and the world, needs both a Palestinian state and Israel to exist alongside each other in peace, safety and prosperity.

India is defending its diplomatic actions a day after Ottawa announced it had pulled most of its envoys from the country over what it called a precedent-setting diplomatic threat.

Canada is now advising against all travel to Lebanon due to a 'deteriorating security situation' and fears Israel’s conflict with Hamas may spread in the region.

The Conservative Party of Canada leader doesn’t have to behave like a petulant jackass, in other words. But with Poilievre, it seems, petulance is the point.

Blaine Higgs told reporters in September that children were being taught to lie to their parents in school with the old version of the province's school gender identity policy.

In an open letter to the premier Wednesday, Trudeau said he has instructed his cabinet and officials to do 'everything possible' to ensure the CPP remains intact.

But in the Prairie provinces there are high degrees of polarization.