Politics

The federal government is launching consultations on ways to improve labour relations to support Canada’s economy and communities.

Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a new “Canada Investment Summit” that will invite investors, CEOs and business leaders to Toronto this fall.

The Conservatives are accusing the Liberals of blocking a House of Commons committee from questioning Finance Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne about his personal connection to the Alto high-speed rail project.

Elections Canada says there were fewer rejected ballots in the recent Terrebonne byelection than during the last general election, despite the use of an adapted ballot.

Quebec’s new premier is set to meet with Prime Minister Mark Carney this morning in Ottawa, less than 48 hours after she was sworn into office.

An internal federal government audit delivered late last year warned that the work of buying and upgrading military technology was still being plagued by bureaucratic hurdles.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says Prime Minister Mark Carney has not delivered on his economic promises after more than a year in office.

A new law expanding eligibility for Canadian citizenship led to an initial uptick in applications from a handful of countries including the United States, the United Kingdom and Mexico.

The federal NDP caucus has had its parliamentary funding reinstated, a year after losing official party status in the April 2025 general election.

The federal government is facing mounting calls to establish a military honours review board and to finally award Canada’s highest military honour.

Finnish President Alexander Stubb says he’s “the most pro-American president in Europe,” despite U.S. President Donald Trump’s persistent criticisms of Western allies and global trade system disruption.

Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand says she is in the process of contacting Israeli officials following the death of a Canadian in Lebanon.

Finland’s President Alexander Stubb says Canada is doing the right thing by diversifying its trade beyond the U.S. and is in a position to contribute to building a more stable world.

Culture Minister Marc Miller says the government is “very seriously” considering introducing a social media ban for kids.

Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand says Ottawa is increasing its aid for Sudanese people experiencing a “horrific” civil war, as advocates call on Canada to take a more active role in stopping the conflict that entered its fourth year on Wednesday.