About 10,000 federal public servants apply for early retirement

OTTAWA - About 10,000 federal public servants have applied for the government’s early retirement program, launched as part of a plan to cut the number of bureaucrats.In December, the government

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Supreme Court to examine timeliness of tribunal's decisions on RCMP labour issues

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OTTAWA - The Supreme Court of Canada will look at whether a tribunal’s decisions on RCMP labour issues should be

Carney says he could have been more clear about Gordie Howe bridge deal with U.S.

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CHARLOTTETOWN - Prime Minister Mark Carney says he could have done a better job of explaining the details of a

Mark Carney says Canada has a 'full range' of options to counter Donald Trump's latest tariff threat

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CHARLOTTETOWN — Did Prime Minister Mark Carney hold back from pursuing trade agreements with U.S. President Donald Trump because of

Premiers back urgent, intense Canada-U.S. trade talks as higher tariffs loom

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CHARLOTTETOWN - Several premiers came out of a meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney on Tuesday saying they backed an

Why Donald Trump's wildfire tariff threats must now be taken seriously

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It taints the skies, chokes the lungs and risks further irritating the strained cross-border relationship.But it’s much less clear whether

Feds should increase federal health funding, but with strings attached: advocates

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CHARLOTTETOWN - Advocates are urging the federal government to increase health care funding and impose more conditions on what the

Gordie Howe bridge deal text confirms Canada is splitting toll revenue with U.S.

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OTTAWA - The proposed agreement in principle for the Gordie Howe International Bridge confirms that Canada will share half of

Holt, Kinew say they would defend Canada amid sovereignty push in Alberta, Quebec

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CHARLOTTETOWN - The premiers of Manitoba and New Brunswick say they feel a responsibility to defend a united Canada amid

Arms contractor granted discharge over assault on protester at Ottawa arms expo

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OTTAWA - An Ontario court judge has granted a discharge to a British military veteran over an assault outside a