Should governments interfere in criminal prosecutions? It depends, says AG David Lametti
By Kerri Breen Canada’s new Justice Minister and Attorney General David Lametti is not saying whether he thinks it’s appropriate... View Article
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More than half of Canadians say charges against SNC-Lavalin should go to criminal trial
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Minister tasked with safeguarding election calls on committee to look at regulating Facebook, Twitter
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Examinations will provide needed ‘airing’ on SNC-Lavalin controversy: Trudeau
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Trudeau says an ‘airing’ needed on SNC-Lavalin affair, dodges questions on calls for public inquiry
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Former ISIS sex slaves sheltered in Canada threatened with phone calls, texts
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Indigenous languages bill aims to revive culture, proposes new commissioner
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Concerns raised over national security amid refugee screening backlog
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A Western Canada party once worked to win a place in Ottawa. Today, voters might back another
By Jesse Ferreras A new Angus Reid poll finds almost 75% of Canadians living west of Ontario believe their province... View Article
Single tax form in Quebec a no-go for federal Liberals, Trudeau says
By The Canadian Press The federal Liberals are throwing more cold water on the idea of amalgamating federal and Quebec... View Article
Trump Derangement Syndrome vs Trudeau’s Derangement
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Amendment to Fisheries Act could threaten farmers across the country, say CCA and CFA
By Alex Binkley — National Newswatch Murky definition of fish habitat is creating plenty of concern. Ottawa—Farmers across the country... View Article
McCallum’s firing draws anger in China as Trudeau turns to career diplomat for Beijing post
Robert Fife Ottawa Bureau Chief Steven Chase Bill Curry Nathan VanderKlippe Asia correspondent Ottawa and Beijing BEN NELMS Prime Minister... View Article
Former Grit MP Kania, who was also a top Liberal organizer, eyeing Conservative nomination in Brampton South
By Abbas Rana Lawyer Andrew Kania served as a senior campaign aide to Stéphane Dion’s successful leadership campaign in 2006,... View Article