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Hundreds of public servants to learn about job cuts in the new year
OTTAWA - Federal public servants are expected to learn about job cuts in their departments when they return from their…
Four young MPs born in the 2000s say they want to be a voice for Canada's youth
OTTAWA - The spring federal election saw voters elect four MPs who were born in the 2000s — the first…
Supervised boards could close schools, Ontario education minister says, but rural schools safe
Underused schools in supervised boards, including Toronto, could close — but not in other areas of the province, says Education Minister…
Anti-immigrant sentiment rises with loss of consensus on immigration policy
OTTAWA - Canada’s long-held consensus on immigration — that it’s a net positive for the country — has been coming…
Paddlers and others bemoan impending loss of Manitoba government map store
WINNIPEG - For biologist and avid canoeist Jim Duncan, nothing beats the old-fashioned way of planning a multi-day wilderness outing…
Hundreds of pests found in federal buildings as feds draft back-to-office plan
OTTAWA - Insects, bats, rodents and other pests have been spotted in federal buildings more than 500 times in the…
Carney has sketched the broad strokes of an AI policy, but details remain vague
OTTAWA - At the Paris AI Action Summit in February, then-prime minister Justin Trudeau and other world leaders watched as…
MPs ask Anand to get answers from Israel after West Bank delegation blocked
OTTAWA - Two MPs from a delegation that was denied access to the West Bank earlier this week are asking…
Local governments in New Brunswick warned about closed-door meetings on complaints
FREDERICTON - The body that oversees New Brunswick’s local governments says municipal councils have been breaking the law by meeting…