By Jennifer Cowan Canadian banks and mortgage lenders are asking the Canada Revenue Agency for electronic access to private federal tax records to validate borrowers’ income. The Canadian Bankers Association, in…
Allegations of corruption, lying, intimidation, and shady contracting have been raised by government officials and IT contractors before a Commons committee. By Matthew Horwood Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) has…
Garry Clement says the involved leaders should have heeded intelligence warnings and applied ‘common sense’ before dealing with the former CCP official. By Andrew Chen Canadian prime ministers were “ignorant” when…
Leah Lawrence recently told the Commons ethics committee that her organization had always followed ethical rules under her leadership. By Noé Chartier The head of a federal green fund has resigned…
Treasury Board President Anita Anand says the spending review was based on ‘discretionary spending’ of federal departments. By Isaac Teo Canada’s national defence department is facing the biggest hit in federal…
The trajectory of economic freedom in Canada could lead to weakness in economic growth and prosperity in the future, says one of the co-authors. By Andrew Chen Canada’s trend toward greater…
By Chandra Philip Canadians should get used to living with high interest rates in the long term, Bank of Canada’s (BoC) senior deputy governor said. Carolyn Rogers made the comments during…
By Chandra Philip Remembrance Day ceremonies got underway across the country on Nov. 11 to commemorate the sacrifice of Canada’s veterans who fought or lost their lives in military service. The…
By Chandra Philip Five premiers have sent a joint letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau urging him to remove the carbon tax from all forms of home heating. Alberta Premier Danielle…
The commission head says those who apply for standing must demonstrate a ‘direct and substantial interest’ in the subject matter of the inquiry. By Andrew Chen The public inquiry investigating foreign…