Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the federal cabinet are set to meet in Nanaimo, B.C. next week for a three-day strategy session ahead of the coming parliamentary session.
Ontario's minister of social services says she's encouraged federal Immigration Minister Ahmed Hussen is no longer on a special task force dealing with border crossers following a dispute between the two.
Outspoken Conservative MP and failed leadership contender Maxime Bernier is facing criticism from within his caucus, and beyond, over a series of tweets accusing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of fostering a "cult of diversity" that he believes will destroy the country.
The federal government will announce the start of consultations today on how best to address concerns that cheaper foreign steel is entering the Canadian market, industry representatives say.
Getting rid of supply management and regulating abortion are just two of the more than six dozen policy resolutions that will be on the agenda at the federal Conservative party's biennial convention in Halifax later this month.
Recreational cannabis will be sold online in Ontario when legalized this fall and in private retail stores across the province early next year, the government announced Monday, reversing the previous administration's plan to distribute cannabis through publicly owned outlets.
At the annual conference of the leaders of eastern provinces and New England states, Connecticut Democratic Gov. Dannel Malloy said Trump's actions and words have damaged the U.S.-Canadian relationship, particularly when the president tweets insults at Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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