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Conservatives are calling for Liberal MP and former finance minister Chrystia Freeland to resign from Parliament immediately after accepting a role as advisor on economic development to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
Meta controversially banned news articles from its Canadian users in response to the legislation. Prime Minister Mark Carney suggested Tuesday he is considering substituting or rescinding the Online News Act to ensure local news is disseminated wider and faster two years after Meta banned access to news on its platforms. Article content Carney made the unexpected suggestion while announcing over...
A new poll suggests the Liberals are widening the gap in three key provinces, all expected battlegrounds to form the next federal government. A Leger/Postmedia poll, released Wednesday, suggests that nationwide the Liberals sit at 44 per cent and the Conservatives at 38 per cent in support, a gap of six points and consistent with the previous week’s numbers.
'The Prime Minister personally paid for his tickets,' is just about all a PMO spokesperson would say about how he managed to secure a number of the expensive, difficult-to-find tickets
The National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians said it is still fighting to obtain all the documents it needs to fulfill its mandate
Less than a quarter of respondents in a new survey believe Trudeau’s claim that he won't quit because 'he has more policies he wants to implement'
The federal ethics commissioner says it would be “helpful” if Parliament set a limit on the value of gifts members of cabinet could receive from friends in light of the prime minister’s second trip to a friend’s exclusive Jamaican estate. “It would be helpful if there was a limit. What is the limit and who sets it? Obviously Parliament would...
Canada’s auditor general recently fired and called in police to investigate two employees who had been privately earning money from government contracts they had not declared. In a statement to National Post this week, the Office of the Auditor General (OAG) said it is still investigating a third employee that it also discovered had contracts with another arm of the...
Cameron Ortis pleaded not guilty to six charges including four under the Security of Information Act for allegedly 'intentionally and without authority' sharing 'special operational information' in 2015
The department determined that 56 cases of wrongdoing were found to have basis between April 1, 2022 and March 30, 2023
Four years after his arrest sent shockwaves through the police, intelligence and international community, Cameron Ortis will face six charges when his trial begins Tuesday