An iPolitics reporter walked off the job after the outlet corrected her story regarding Trudeau’s Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland and photos that were taken of her holding a red and black banner associated with a far-right Ukrainian Nationalist movement linked to neo-Nazis.
Pierre Poilievre announced that, if elected prime minister, he would scrap the Trudeau government's carbon tax.
A new poll shows 61 percent of Canadians are in favour of Canada taking military action in Ukraine at some point, with 25 percent saying that troops should be sent in immediately.
"... Our support for this bill is a part of our plan to seriously address this issue," said Trudeau.
Immigration Minister Sean Fraser has announced the creation of two new programs for Ukrainians escaping war to come to Canada.
The federal Conservatives have announced that a new leader will be decided by September 10.
MPs in the House of Commons unanimously voted for a motion urging the city of Ottawa to rename part of a street home to the Russian embassy after Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
A petroleum industry analyst is warning that a spike in diesel prices brought on by geopolitical tensions could cause food prices in Canada to rise dramatically.
Six Toronto men have been arrested in connection with a global child sexual abuse investigation.
Lich's lawyers are also arguing that bail hearings should consider the Gladue principles.
"People like to control people," he said. "It doesn't matter if they're Russian, or Chinese, or American... Take a look at what's going on in Canada."
COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations in the province have seen a dramatic fall, with ICU admittances also falling.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced on Monday that his government will move forward with banning imports of Russian crude oil.
When asked about the mask mandate at a press conference on Monday, he said that the province is not "far away."
"There were Ottawans who were subjected to intimidation, harassment, threats of rape," said Mendicino.