The federal government introduced new family-law legislation Tuesday aimed at helping families settle disputes outside court, encouraging better enforcement of child support and preserving the well-being of children who are caught in the middle.
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says while other western premiers meeting in Yellowknife will be talking about how to spend money, she'll be working in Alberta figuring out how to earn it.
Senators voted 41-31 Tuesday to drop their insistence on amendments to Bill C-49 -- which, among other things, is aimed at preventing rail shipments of grain from getting backlogged again.
The British Columbia government filed a constitutional lawsuit Tuesday countering an Alberta government bill that would limit fuel being sent to the province.
A committee of MPs is unanimously calling on Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould to champion new supports for jurors, recommending a new approach to how jurists are treated by the justice system post-trial.
The government of Canada has been increasing its use of paid Facebook advertisements over the last three years, spending tens of millions of dollars on boosted posts, videos and ad campaigns, new figures tabled in Parliament show.
An Ontario Liberal MP who was accused of sexual assault during a visit to a Halifax bar during the party's recent policy convention says his name has been cleared.
Conservative MP Pierre Poilievre repeatedly tried to squeeze answers out of Finance Minister Bill Morneau during a marathon Commons session Tuesday night that featured a barrage of questions on the potential costs of the federal carbon tax for Canadian families.
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