MasterCard has received $49 million from the federal government in an effort to have the company place a cyber security centre in Vancouver.
Environment Canada reportedly complained about running out of computers, despite spending millions of taxpayer money on new computers.
School boards are reminding parents not to discriminate against Chinese students and parents amidst social panic surrounding the Wuhan coronavirus.
Conservative leadership candidate Peter MacKay has announced he intends to march in the Pride Parade in Toronto. He applied to particiapte in the parade.
The Trudeau government spent over $1.4 million in their failed attempt to prosecute Vice-Admiral Mark Norman. Norman was exonerated and has since retired.
A new report conducted by the Fraser Institute has revealed that any province can force other provinces and the federal government to renegotiate the equalization payments.
The first suspected case of the Wuhan coronavirus has been announced in British Columbia, according to Provincial Health Officer Bonnie Henry.
A 95-year-old Auschwitz survivor feels that she lived through the camp so that she could witness the devastation and pass on the story of the murdered.
Alberta has long been fueling Canada’s gas pumps nationwide, but since world oil collapsed in 2014, thousands of displaced energy jobs migrated south of the border.
There are now two confirmed cases of coronavirus in Canada and many Canadians are wondering if they should wear face masks.
Two private schools in the Greater Toronto Area have made it aware that some parents were on the same flight as the the Ontario patient who has been diagnosed with the coronavirus
Trudeau’s cabinet is pushing through anti-gun legislation as quickly as possible without proper consultation with experts and the public.
Starting on March 1, Alberta is planning to drop coverage for those benefiting from the Alberta Seniors Benefit Drug Program.
The interim President of Venezuela, Juan Guaido, is visiting Canada today and plans to sit down with Prime Minister Trudeau.
The Ontario elementary school’s union has announced that they will commence a once-a-week province-wide walkout starting February 6, if contract talks with the Ford government do not resume.