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Expo 67 and constitutional patriation in 1982 were just some of the highlights of the Queen’s Canadian travels over the decades → Read More
Families Minister Karina Gould says 600 new hires was ‘not sufficient’ to deal with the passport demand, but hopes waiting times will improve by the end of summer → Read More
The blame for the chaos plaguing Canada’s major airports is falling on staff shortages and the ArriveCan app → Read More
Last week’s 5.9-magnitude earthquake killed an estimated 770 people and injured 1,500, but Canada has not yet contributed to disaster-relief efforts → Read More
Many of the amendments to the online-streaming bill appear to be aimed at ensuring the legislation supports racialized communities and Canadians from diverse ethnocultural backgrounds → Read More
House of Commons heritage committee sat into the early hours of Wednesday morning voting on dozens of amendments to the Online Streaming Act → Read More
Having worked – or had close family members who worked – for Canada before the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan last year, Afghan refugees and their pleas to Ottawa for help have since been ignored → Read More
Senators have been sending strong signals in recent days that they would resist any requests to quickly pass the Online Streaming Act → Read More
A Kabul lawyer tells members of Parliament his firm’s staff are still trapped in Afghanistan, months after applying for resettlement → Read More
Canadian Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez pointed to a tweet from last week in which Conservative MP Rachael Thomas accused the Liberals and NDP of trying to control what Canadians see and say online → Read More
The NDP agreed to the power-sharing deal in exchange for parliamentary co-operation and progress on key New Democratic priorities → Read More
Pablo Rodriguez says Conservatives filibustered a heritage committee hearing after lengthy bickering between Liberals and Conservatives delayed his scheduled appearance → Read More
Canadian heritage committee is in the midst of a flurry of hearings that appear to be aimed at getting the Liberals’ Online Streaming Act through the House of Commons before the summer recess → Read More
A report found that veterans applying for disability benefits for the first time waited nearly 10 months for a decision, while applications from some subgroups took even longer → Read More
Correctional Service of Canada failed to address systemic barriers that persistently disadvantaged certain groups identified in previous audits, report says → Read More
A 47-page Centre for Human Rights report provides evidence for ‘genocidal intent’ during the Russian invasion of Ukraine → Read More
Refugee advocates and the opposition parties in Ottawa have repeatedly expressed concern that Canada’s overrun immigration system is delaying resettlement for refugees → Read More
Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino has faced questions in recent days from Conservative MPs over which police force asked for the invocation of the never-before-used Emergencies Act → Read More
Travellers have taken to social media to complain about the slow turnaround times for passport renewals and long lines at passport offices → Read More
Yama Naseemi, who was urgently seeking refugee protection from Canada, was shot outside of his Kabul home Saturday → Read More