Politics

A senior federal adviser says the Liberals are poised to release a new national security strategy — the first such policy in more than two decades.

Prime Minister Mark Carney said Friday a Canadian company has a real shot at winning a lucrative tender to supply nuclear energy to Turkiye -- a prospect he said was remote a year ago.

Prime Minister Mark Carney is defending Canada’s decision to seek closer ties with Turkiye as the country is accused of infringing on LGBTQ2S+ rights.

Prime Minister Mark Carney says there is “no merit” to American claims that Canadians might be interfering in U.S. politics ahead of November’s midterm elections.

National Defence plans to install 47 sensor stations across the North starting as early as next summer to bolster Norad’s surveillance and early warning abilities, according to recently published regulatory filings.

Canadian diplomats were directed this week not to meet with or attend events with candidates in the U.S. midterm elections.

Canada’s deepening ties with Europe could help fill some of the massive gaps left behind as the United States pulls back from foreign aid and embraces a “transactional” approach, says the secretary of state for international development.

The federal government is set to announce funding for more than 60 national sport organizations today.

Culture Minister Marc Miller says while he shares concerns about how long the government’s new digital regulator will take to set up, he’s unable to say exactly when that will happen.

More than 50 of Canada’s top scientists and scholars warn that Bill C-39 must be amended, or the federal government is risking ‘potentially irreversible harm’ to the environment.

The Conservatives are calling on the government to implement temporary resident exit tracking, boost collaboration with the provinces and further reduce permanent residency admissions in the coming immigration levels plan.

Industry Minister Melanie Joly has given Stelco 15 days to make good on its agreements with the Canadian government or face legal action.

Political analyst and communications expert Melanie Paradis warns that the federal government’s new fast-track regulatory bill will not be enough to spark a new resources boom, unless Ottawa actively partners with allies to counter global market manipulation.

The Supreme Court of Canada will hear federal arguments about the government’s legal justification for using the Emergencies Act to quell protests in the national capital and at key border points four years ago.

Prime Minister Mark Carney called Türkiye an “exceptional partner” during joint statements with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan Thursday, the latest move in a warming of relations between the two NATO allies.