Michael Wernick, the country’s top civil servant, and deputy minister of justice Nathalie Drouin now speaking
Liberals, NDP set to promise a universal, public program if elected this fall
Gerald Butts, Prime Minister’s former principal secretary, testifies to House of Commons justice committee
Joey Toutsaint filed a human rights complaint against the Correctional Service of Canada last May
Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation Chief Allan Adam calling for government to investigate
Company operates 23 radio stations that it says reach more than 5 million listeners every week
The first “Lei Feng Spirit” restaurant in Lei’s home province of Hunan was annouced on Sunday
The unidentified patient was diagnosed with HIV in 2003
An official confirmed afterwards the plan will include rebate payments.
Treasury Board president writes in open letter she’s leaving because of SNC-Lavalin affair fallout
Director reportedly intends to support rule changes that could block Netflix from eligibility
Party releases first election ads in provinces where carbon tax to be imposed
State news agency reports former diplomat Michael Kovrig was spying with businessman Michael Spavor
NASA is paying the two private companies $8 billion to build and operate the capsules
Meng’s arrest set off a diplomatic furor and severely strained Canadian relations with China
The consultation questions ask the best way to calculate the wage gap
The push to improve workers’ rights in Mexico was a key priority for Canada
The push for new caribou standards come as calls to protect threatened herds grow louder
Parks Canada says the spilled grain will need to be removed quickly and thoroughly
Prior to cannabis legalization, simple possession was punishable by a $1,000 fine, six months in jail
