Trudeau says the rising case numbers in recent weeks are a reminder that Canada is not out of the woods yet
Trudeau and Morneau have apologized for not recusing themselves from the decision to pay WE up to $43.5 million
WE plans to lay off its Canadian staff in the coming months and sell all its property in Canada,
Labour Day itself normally includes marches through major cities, picnics and gatherings,
Many of the pages have been blacked out, either in part or in their entirety
Many Liberal MPs seem unconcerned about the possibility the vote could trigger an early election
The prime minister has apologized for not recusing himself from the WE decision
The Kielburgers say they haven’t spoken with Trudeau or the Prime Minister’s Office about the program
Cabinet ministers are forbidden to accept such a benefit
The Bloc Quebecois says its MPs will support this new bill, making its passage all but certain
Federal figures last week showed direct government spending on COVID-19 supports at just over $174 billion
All political parties had until midnight June 30 to submit their financial reports for last year
The Liberals over the weekend proposed to waive ‘normal’ House of Commons
The risk of community transmission of the virus is still considered low in Canada
Joe Peschisolido lost his B.C. seat in last fall’s election
The Liberal government is also expected to introduce legislation to ban military-style assault rifles
Finance Minister Bill Morneau said the budget would include measures to boost women in the workforce
