Politics

The inquiry into allegations of sexual harassment and bullying in the workplace by former senator Don Meredith will continue even though he resigned earlier this spring.

There were questions about the overhaul of national-security laws, Chinese encroachment, and the decision to remove the name of Hector-Louis Langevin from the prime minister's office. But on the last day of the spring sitting, what most…

The Liberal government is still talking with the Pentagon about buying a handful of fighter jets on an interim, urgent basis. Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan seems to be still pinning his hopes on a deal for Boeing Super Hornets, despite…

The latest report on Canadian arms exports shows Saudi Arabia once again tops the list of non-U.S. buyers, accounting for nearly 20 per cent of all military good exports.

Hassan Diab, an Ottawa professor behind bars in France despite numerous court rulings questioning the evidence against him, is being held solely for political purposes, his lawyer said Wednesday.

A showdown over the budget was narrowly avoided Wednesday as senators agreed to accept the House's rejection of an amendment to the bill, ending the possibility of a standoff between the two houses of Parliament.

President Donald Trump's point person on trade says the administration's top priority is locking down the best deal possible for the U.S. in the upcoming NAFTA renegotiation— and therefore it has no deadline to complete…

The federal government is making a last-minute bid to halt a trial set to challenge its solitary confinement prison policies as "cruel and unusual punishment." The application comes one day after the government tabled a bill to reform…

The House of Commons has passed legislation giving Remembrance Day the same legal status as Canada Day and Victoria Day.

The Liberal government's new security bill adds torture, detention and serious destruction of property that would endanger a life to the list of things Canada's spy agency cannot do when disrupting terror plots.