Organizations have ramped up security after a documented rise in hate crimes targeting LGBTQ people
Members of PSAC were on strike for 12 days over a host of demands
China has been trying since 2019 to join the partnership
But Liberal House leader Mark Holland says the federal government won’t cower over the Tory threats
The Hong Kong-born MP has been outspoken against human-rights violations by the Chinese Communist Party
He says more than $3.9M of the funding will be given to the BC Indigenous Clean Energy Initiative
Poilievre has criticized the special rapporteur role as a ‘fake job’
Lawyers have raised concerns the law could be subject to a challenge under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms
The former public safety minister made the comments at a parliamentary committee meeting
The far-right People’s Party of Canada leader lost his seat in the 2019 federal vote, lost again in the 2021 election
The Toronto-area MP resigned from the government caucus in March saying he wanted to clear his name
Moldova, which is roughly the size of Vancouver Island, is among the poorest countries in Europe
Feds designate first Friday of June each year as National Day Against Gun Violence
The latest ruling sets aside a January decision by Federal Court Justice Henry Brown
The federal government has said it is still weighing its options for the multibillion-dollar contract
Jody Thomas says officials are taking steps to address breakdowns in communication within government
Liberals have about a month to go before the House of Commons is set to rise for summer
Motion asked the government to instead launch a public inquiry into the issue of foreign interference
Permitting reform streamlines the drawn-out approval process for energy projects
July marks the 100th anniversary of the Chinese Immigration Act
