By Jennifer Cowan Cabinet should consider directly paying reporters from indigenous, racial, or religious minority groups up to $45,000 a year to promote diversity in journalism, says a Canadian Heritage report.…
One Liberal MP says it’s important to maintain confidentiality in order to continue to attract foreign direct investment. By Matthew Horwood Conservative MPs want more information on federal contracts with electric…
By Matthew Horwood OTTAWA—The defence lawyers for Freedom Convoy organizers Tamara Lich and Chris Barber have begun making their case, arguing against the Crown’s request that a criminal charge against one…
By Alan Forsythe Ontario Premier Doug Ford says the province will provide $1.2 billion in funding to Toronto over three years, in a bid to alleviate growing financial pressures on the…
Premier Danielle Smith invoked the act to oppose Ottawa’s proposed requirements for achieving a net-zero electricity grid by 2035. By Isaac Teo Alberta Premier Danielle Smith invoked her province’s new sovereignty…
By Noé Chartier CBC has not breached its own journalistic standards by avoiding the use of the word “terrorist” to describe Hamas’ Oct. 7 terrorist attack, the Canadian public broadcaster’s ombudsman…
By Andrew Chen Amid petitions to ban China Central Television and the Fox News Channel after Russia Today was blacklisted by Parliament, the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) will hold…
Premier Danielle Smith says she won’t risk Alberta’s power operators ‘going to jail’ if they don’t achieve Ottawa’s goal of a net-zero electricity grid by 2035. By Isaac Teo Alberta Premier…
By Chandra Philip An Ontario court has ruled in favour of a teacher whose presentation at a school board meeting was shut down when she raised questions about how some books…
By Chandra Philip Less than 50 percent of Canadians say they believe the government respects rights and freedoms, according to a report from the Public Safety Ministry. The Departmental Results Report, which…