The Trudeau government signalled Monday it was willing to give Canada Post a couple more days to settle a labour dispute with its employees despite pressure from business to end rotating strikes that have caused a month-long backlog of undelivered parcels and mail.
Consistently trailing their counterparts when it comes to party fundraising, the NDP are trying a new approach: offering donors the chance for a free a home-cooked meal.
NATO's deputy secretary general is making a pitch for alliance unity in the face of what she says are "complex and challenging security issues" that include an "increasingly aggressive Russia."
The federal government and the provinces must examine "monstrous" allegations of modern-day forced sterilizations of Indigenous women, NDP reconciliation critic Romeo Saganash said Monday in the House of Commons.
Six years after the Harper government blew up its own plans to buy F-35 stealth fighters without a competition, auditor general Michael Ferguson is about to release a new report on Canada's tumultuous attempts to buy new fighter jets.
Canada's Foreign Affairs Department says too many of its employees are being deceived by digital scams -- a "serious problem" that could see sensitive information end up in the wrong hands.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau isn't saying what he is willing to do to keep a provision protecting labour rights for lesbian, gay, bisexual and queer workers inside a renewed North American free trade pact.
Andrew Scheer says he has "expressed his concerns" to Ontario's premier about the cancellation of a planned French-language university -- but he has not asked Doug Ford to reverse the decision.
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