MPs yesterday expressed incredulity on learning up to 200 employees at cabinet’s Major Projects Office are on half-salary ...

Senators yesterday said they suspected an unnamed MP leaked copies of a confidential committee report to media. Liberal MP ...

Taxpayers are typically flustered, anxious and intimidated when they receive a Canada Revenue Agency letter in the mail, says in-house research. The Agency spent $79,760 on questionnaires to determine ...

Cabinet’s claim to feed 400,000 children through its National School Food Program is false, according to figures submitted yesterday to MPs. Ministers have repeated the claim though documents show ...

The Commons yesterday by a 298 to 23 vote rejected a Bloc Québécois motion to reinstate a 15 percent fee on Netflix and other ...

Widespread promotion of online gambling is a “serious mental health concern,” the Canadian Psychological Association is ...

Cabinet’s decision to grant Chinese electric vehicle makers a 278,989-car import quota over five years marked “a new path,” ...

Opposition parties in a rare joint protest accuse cabinet of manipulating a Commons committee into conducting an investigation solely to boost a Liberal MP’s re-election. A spokesperson for first-term ...

Housing Minister Gregor Robertson’s department has quietly dropped its longstanding promise to target a minimum 500,000 ...

A fifth of food bank users in Toronto spend 100 percent of their income on rent, the Commons agriculture committee was told ...

Liberal MPs yesterday rejected a motion to recover $34 million in federal grants wrongfully paid to ineligible applicants by ...

Providing safe drinking water to First Nations by a fixed deadline “is not a yes or no question,” Indigenous Services Minister Mandy Gull-Masty said yesterday. Cabinet earlier skipped its 2021 ...