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Mountie has 'impression' Liberal government interfered with N.S. mass shooting probe
A senior Mountie testified Thursday he believes political inference was behind RCMP Commissioner Brenda Lucki's determination to have police release details on the guns used in the Nova Scotia mass shooting. Kremlin poker-faced on U.S. prisoner swap offer to free basketball star Brittney Griner
The Kremlin warned Thursday that a possible prisoner swap with the United States involving American basketball star Brittney Griner needs to be negotiated quietly without fanfare. Firearms buyback: Gov't proposes to pay $1,337 for AR-15
The federal government is proposing $1,337 in compensation for turning in an AR-15 rifle under a mandatory buyback program. Stephen Harper says Pierre Poilievre has the best chance to win the next federal election | CBC News
Former prime minister Stephen Harper says Pierre Poilievre is the Conservative leadership candidate with the best shot at leading the party to victory in the next federal election.Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi resigns
Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi resigned Thursday after key coalition allies boycotted a confidence vote, signalling the likelihood of an early election and a renewed period of uncertainty for Italy and Europe at a critical time.
Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi resigned Thursday after key coalition allies boycotted a confidence vote, signalling the likelihood of an early election and a renewed period of uncertainty for Italy and Europe at a critical time. As moderate Conservatives meet, suspicions of anti-Poilievre plotting
Centre Ice Conservatives says it wants to bring Conservatives on the centre or centre-right of the political spectrum together. Federally funded Canadian group used by China to spread propaganda on Uyghurs: report
Two groups in Canada have consistently promoted Beijing’s talking points on the Xinjiang region in the face of growing evidence of mass human rights abuses Patrick Brown disqualified from Conservative leadership race
With two months to go before the Conservative Party chooses its next leader, Patrick Brown has been ejected from the race over allegations he broke financing rules.U.K. PM Boris Johnson in crisis as finance, health ministers quit | CBC News
Britain's finance and health ministers resigned on Tuesday, in what looked to be a final blow for Prime Minister Boris Johnson who had tried to apologize for the latest scandal involving a sexual misconduct complaint about one of his ministers.
Britain's finance and health ministers resigned on Tuesday, in what looked to be a final blow for Prime Minister Boris Johnson who had tried to apologize for the latest scandal involving a sexual misconduct complaint about one of his ministers. Blair says he never interfered in N.S. shooting investigation, as more allegations emerge
Bill Blair said that while serving as public safety minister it was his job to gather information about how the RCMP was responding to the worst mass shooting in Canadian history, but he did not interfere politically in the investigation. Why ex-French colonies are joining the Commonwealth
Behind the Commonwealth's allure as it welcomes Gabon and Togo into its ranks. Vacancies pile up in the Senate with Trudeau slow to appoint new members
Canada's Senate is nearly 20 per cent vacant as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has allowed some seats in the upper chamber to go unfilled, in some instances for years at a time. St. John's woman loses home after Phoenix pay fiasco
A St. John's woman says the federal government has ruined her life and that she lost her family home due to long-standing issues with the notorious Phoenix pay system. With a war raging and food prices soaring, Trudeau attends Commonwealth summit in Rwanda
The war in Ukraine will cast its shadow over Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and other Commonwealth national leaders as they arrive in Kigali, Rwanda, on Wednesday for their first meeting since the onset of the pandemic. ‘You have allies’: Tory MPs welcome convoy figures warning of deep divides in Canada | Globalnews.ca Budget watchdog says Trans Mountain expansion is no longer profitable
Canada's budget watchdog says building the federally owned Trans Mountain pipeline expansion is no longer a profitable investment after costs ballooned to more than $21 billion. MPs describe threats, safety fears as they're issued panic buttons
Members of Parliament told CBC News stories of harassment and threats directed at them just a day after the government announced that MPs would be getting personal panic buttons.Macron's centrists lose absolute parliamentary majority in French 'democratic shock'
French President Emmanuel Macron lost control of the National Assembly in legislative elections on Sunday, a major setback that could throw the country into political paralysis unless he is able to negotiate alliances with other parties.
French President Emmanuel Macron lost control of the National Assembly in legislative elections on Sunday, a major setback that could throw the country into political paralysis unless he is able to negotiate alliances with other parties. Poilievre inflating membership numbers, Charest says
Conservative Party of Canada leadership contender Jean Charest is accusing rival Pierre Poilievre of exaggerating his membership count, calling the claim 'Pierreinflation.' Elections watchdog says it should be illegal to spread misinformation about voting | CBC News
Canada's chief electoral officer has issued a wide ranging report on the last two federal elections that calls for action to crack down on hate groups, the improved regulation of third parties and new laws to make it illegal to spread disinformation Public servants express 'zero faith' in Phoenix damages claims process after long waits
Federal public servants say they're frustrated and have lost faith in the compensation process set up to acknowledge their severe financial and personal hardships due to the government's troubled pay system. Conservative MP removed from Parliament Hill over vaccination status
Conservative member of Parliament Cathay Wagantall was removed from the House of Commons precinct on Friday because she has not provided proof of vaccination against COVID-19. B.C. gun shops see surge in customers after Canada moves to cap handgun sales
New gun control legislation the federal government tabled Monday includes a national freeze on the purchase, sale, importation and transfer of handguns in Canada. The move has sent some people scrambling to try and buy one while they still can. Trudeau government has adopted dozens of secret cabinet orders since coming to power
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government has adopted 72 secret orders-in-council — hidden from Parliament and Canadians — since coming to office, CBC News has learned. Trudeau cancels appearance after protesters seen with noose
Trucks with horns blaring and a noose dangling from a hand-held prop resembling a gallows were the backdrop of a protest outside a Liberal party fundraiser in Surrey, B.C. on Tuesday night that grew so ugly Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was forced to canc Quebec adopts Bill 96 French language reforms amid concerns for anglophone, Indigenous rights
Quebec's majority government held a vote on its language bill and passed the contentious piece of legislation into law. Canada should rethink relationship with U.S. as democratic 'backsliding' worsens: security experts
Canada’s intelligence community will need to grapple with the growing influence of anti-democratic forces in the United States — including the threat posed by conservative media outlets like Fox News — says a new report from a task force of intAustralian PM concedes election defeat as Labor Party looks likely to form government
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has conceded defeat in a national election, saying that while vote counting is incomplete, the opposition Labor Party looks likely to form a government.
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has conceded defeat in a national election, saying that while vote counting is incomplete, the opposition Labor Party looks likely to form a government. Poilievre under fire for Jordan Peterson podcast comments | CTV News
Some are calling attention to a comment about 'Anglo-Saxon words' that Conservative leadership candidate Pierre Poilievre made while appearing as a guest on controversial psychologist Jordan Peterson’s podcast. The term has been used by those on the far Cardinal Joseph Zen, Canadian singer Denise Ho among several arrested by national-security police in Hong Kong
Hong Kong police made the arrests in connection with a defunct fund set up to support people facing prosecution stemming from 2019 prodemocracy protests. Zen and Ho were later released on bailBeijing loyalist John Lee voted in as Hong Kong's next leader after uncontested election
John Lee was elected as Hong Kong's next leader Sunday, after winning over 99 per cent of votes cast by a largely pro-Beijing election committee.
John Lee was elected as Hong Kong's next leader Sunday, after winning over 99 per cent of votes cast by a largely pro-Beijing election committee. As the Philippines votes for a new president, a political dynasty is back in play
On Monday, more than 67 million registered voters will cast ballots to choose the next president of the Philippines, and in doing so decide the country’s next chapter. Trudeau makes surprise visit to Ukraine, meets with Zelensky
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is in Ukraine on Sunday, meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and showing support for the embattled country. Conservative leadership debate was more about who supported trucker convoy first
Leslyn Lewis lit into Pierre Poilievre for being a trucker-convoy poser, a supporter of the cause when it was safe and convenient Free birth control should be part of pharmacare: NDP | CTV News
If the government wants to solidify reproductive rights in Canada, NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh suggests it start by launching pharmacare with a full slate of birth control options. Facing criticism, Ottawa to reform affordable housing programs worth billions
The federal government is making changes to two of its biggest housing programs in the hope the move will speed up the construction and repair of badly needed affordable rental units.Back to Canada News
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