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Liberals call on O'Toole to not allow free vote on his MP's abortion bill | CTV News
An upcoming vote on an abortion bill from a Conservative MP has reignited Liberal government attacks against the party's leader for seeming out of touch by failing to put a lid on the debate.Xi Jinping calls for more 'loveable' image for China in bid to make friends
The Chinese president says he wants the country to have a "trustworthy, lovable and respectable" image.
The Chinese president says he wants the country to have a "trustworthy, lovable and respectable" image.China: New 3-child policy approved by Politburo | News | DW | 31.05.2021
After scrapping the one-child policy five years ago, China's birth rate has not increased as the government had expected. The country is revising its policy to adjust to the aging of the population.
After scrapping the one-child policy five years ago, China's birth rate has not increased as the government had expected. The country is revising its policy to adjust to the aging of the population. Developers, Irvings and family helped fund Moncton's successful mayoral race
Who backed Dawn Arnold, the successful candidate for mayor in the province's largest city? Developers large and small, the Irvings and her family are among contributors on a list released last week.Benjamin Netanyahu's days leading Israel could be numbered as new coalition forms
On Sunday, right-wing nationalist party leader Naftali Bennett announced a deal with centrist Yair Lapid to form a new 'unity government' to end the political upheaval in Israel. If successful, it would mark the end of Benjamin Netanyahu's current 12-year
On Sunday, right-wing nationalist party leader Naftali Bennett announced a deal with centrist Yair Lapid to form a new 'unity government' to end the political upheaval in Israel. If successful, it would mark the end of Benjamin Netanyahu's current 12-yearHong Kong media tycoon gets 14-month jail term for 2019 anti-government protest
Hong Kong media tycoon and outspoken pro-democracy activist Jimmy Lai was sentenced to more jail time Friday over his role in an anti-government protest in 2019, as authorities crack down on dissent in the city.
Hong Kong media tycoon and outspoken pro-democracy activist Jimmy Lai was sentenced to more jail time Friday over his role in an anti-government protest in 2019, as authorities crack down on dissent in the city.Senate Prepping $10 Billion Bailout Fund for Bezos Space Firm
Bezos’s Blue Origin lost its bid for a major NASA contract to Elon Musk, but the Senate is ordering the agency to give a second one now.
Bezos’s Blue Origin lost its bid for a major NASA contract to Elon Musk, but the Senate is ordering the agency to give a second one now. Young climate activists beat Germany's government in court. Could it happen here'
Two Canadian lawsuits are pitting young plaintiffs against the federal and Ontario governments over climate targets. A similar case recently succeeded in Germany and that country had to raise its emissions goals as a result. Could the same thing happen he Former Canadian ambassador to Israel worked for Black Cube, an Israeli intelligence firm
Vivian Bercovici, Canada’s former ambassador to Israel, worked for the Israeli intelligence firm Black Cube after her diplomatic tenure ended, Radio-Canada has learned. Court dismisses CBC copyright infringement lawsuit against Conservative Party
A lawsuit launched by the CBC against the Conservative Party of Canada in the final days of the 2019 federal election that had accused the party of copyright infringement for using the broadcaster's footage in an online ad and tweets has been dismissed by Former finance minster breached law in WE Charity scandal but Trudeau cleared, says ethics watchdog
Former finance minister Bill Morneau breached the Conflict of Interest Act by failing to recuse himself from cabinet deliberations on the WE Charity summer student grants contract, but the prime minister did not breach the act, according to an investigati Premier Brian Pallister got amnesty on Costa Rica vacation home taxes: government document
The CBC has learned Manitoba's premier got a tax break from the Costa Rican government on money he owed — a tax settlement Brian Pallister denies knowing anything about. Telford tells committee she had no 'information about the allegation' against Vance
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's chief of staff repeatedly told the National Defence committee today that while she knew of a complaint against Canada’s former top soldier in 2018, she had no idea the complaint was sexual in nature.Hong Kong: Joshua Wong jailed over banned Tiananmen vigil
The Tiananmen vigil commemorated the deaths of up to thousands of pro-democracy protesters in China.
The Tiananmen vigil commemorated the deaths of up to thousands of pro-democracy protesters in China. Montreal port strike imperils supply chains across Canada, Ottawa poised to legislate end to dispute | CBC News
Monday's strike at Montreal's port was the second labour dispute there in less than a year. The federal labour minister signalled on Sunday she was prepared to legislate an end to the work stoppage.Navalny's supporters fear Russia's Putin wants him dead
President Putin's leading critic is on hunger strike and ahead of planned street protests they warn he could die.
President Putin's leading critic is on hunger strike and ahead of planned street protests they warn he could die. Federal budget to commit more than $2B for child care, deficit not to exceed $400B: source
Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland will deliver the Liberal government's first budget in two years on Monday, laying out more than $2 billion for a national child-care program while keeping the federal deficit for the past year under the $400 billion mark State actors are looking to join political parties to 'exert influence,' chair of security committee warns
Foreign governments are looking to meddle in Canada's democratic institutions and the government's foreign interference warning system should alert Canadians to state actors "traditional" election tricks, says the chair of one of Canada's national securit CBC projects minority government in Yukon election, winner too close to call
CBC News is projecting a minority government in Yukon, but the final seat count is still too close to call and may not be decided for several days. Nenshi bows out after 3 terms as Calgary mayor | CBC NewsPolitical | 207946 hits | 7:33 PM on Tuesday | posted by JaredMilne
He was the young Muslim mayor of a big western city, a kid from the city's northeast with an academic pedigree, a very active Twitter account and a penchant for the colour purple. On Tuesday, however, the geeky outsider-turned-insider announced he would n‘You’ll become Hindu’: Yoga remains banned in Alabama schools after senate vote
Alabama's Senate has rejected a bill that would have reversed a 28-year ban on practising yoga in public schools
Alabama's Senate has rejected a bill that would have reversed a 28-year ban on practising yoga in public schools Supreme Court to rule today on whether the federal carbon tax is constitutional
The Supreme Court of Canada will release its decision today on whether the federal Liberal government's carbon pricing regime is constitutional — a ruling that could derail Ottawa's efforts to curb greenhouse gas emissions through a carbon tax-and-rebat Conservatives debate whether to declare that 'climate change is real' at policy convention
After grappling with Canadians' climate concerns in recent election cycles, Conservatives engaged in fierce debate today over a policy proposal from a Quebec riding to declare that "climate change is real." Conservatives debate whether to declare that 'climate change is real' at policy convention
After grappling with Canadians' climate concerns in recent election cycles, Conservatives engaged in fierce debate today over a policy proposal from a Quebec riding to declare that "climate change is real." Canadian group echoes China’s party line on Uyghurs after getting $160,000 in public funds
'We should not be funding groups acting as a mouthpiece for Beijing,' says Conservative MP Michael Chong Michael Spavor's trial in China ends without a verdict
The court hearing for Canadian citizen Michael Spavor, detained by China since late 2018 on suspicion of espionage, ended on Friday after around two hours. American who freed Canadian girl calls on world to repatriate children stranded in Syrian camps |
The former U.S. diplomat who freed a 4-year-old Canadian girl from a detention camp in northeastern Syria Friday is calling on Canada and other countries to repatriate all of the children stranded there.'Electoral autocracy': The downgrading of India's democracy
Three different reports have downgraded India's democracy recently - and the government is not happy.
Three different reports have downgraded India's democracy recently - and the government is not happy.Russia detains scores of opposition figures at Moscow meeting
More than 150 people held as police accuse them of links to an ‘undesirable organisation’
More than 150 people held as police accuse them of links to an ‘undesirable organisation’ NDP to vote against changes to bill on medical assistance in dying | CTV News
NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh says his party will vote against changes to a bill that would expand access to medical assistance in dying. Canada's immigration minister defends outsourcing visa office to company run by Beijing police
Marco Mendicino insisted the government is closely monitoring the company with regular audits and security screening of all employees who work there U.S. congressman asks Biden to fully reopen Canadian border by July 4
As vaccine rollout continues to ramp up in Canada and the United States, some American politicians are calling on the Biden administration to reopen the Canada-U.S. land border by this summer. Ethics committee summons Kielburger brothers to testify after they duck invitation
The House of Commons ethics committee unanimously passed a motion today to compel the men behind WE Charity to appear before MPs to explain their role in the botched summer student grants program and answer questions about allegations of donor fraud. Federal deficit hits $248.2 billion for first nine months of 2020-21 fiscal year | The Star
OTTAWA - The federal government ran a deficit of $248.2 billion through the first nine months of its 2020-21 fiscal year as spending soared due to the... Conservatives authorized Chinese police-owned company to run visa centre: Blair
Public Safety Minister Bill Blair says he assumes security authorities signed off on an arrangement to allow a company owned by a Chinese police force to run Canada's visa application centre in Beijing. Canada Pension Plan chief resigns after getting vaccinated against COVID-19 in Dubai
The chief executive of the fund that manages Canada Pension Plan investments has resigned after it was revealed that he decided to travel to the United Arab Emirates, where he arranged to be vaccinated against COVID-19. Hundreds of workers at cybersecurity agency vote to strike
Hundreds of cybersecurity workers at Canada's foreign signals intelligence agency have voted to strike, a move that comes amid growing conerns about cyber attacks during the COVID-19 pandemic.Hong Kong plans to make politicians swear oath of loyalty to Beijing
All election participants will have to swear allegiance or face five-year ban under bill to be tabled next month
All election participants will have to swear allegiance or face five-year ban under bill to be tabled next month Pierre Trudeau may have asked business leader to move jobs from Quebec, says U.S. State Department document
A once-secret U.S. State Department document suggests that former Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau may have asked one of Quebec's top business leaders to "make it as tough as possible" for the newly elected Parti Québécois government in 1976 and to quietlyBack to Canada News
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