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Poilievre said the days of innumerable environmental reviews for large infrastructure projects would be over

'One is nowhere more powerless than at a border,' says Audrey Macklin, University of Toronto law professor

Myers' appearance as Elon Musk even got the billionaire to respond: 'SNL hasn’t been funny in a long time. They are their own parody'

Ottawa Police have named the man who barricaded himself in East Block on April 5, which shut down the Parliamentary precinct for hours. Read More

Federal security officials say they have found an online information operation linked to the Chinese government that focused on Liberal Leader Mark Carney.

Case appears to be the first ruling on a grievance filed by a bureaucrat who opposed their firing for improperly receiving CERB

The combined challenge of the opiate, housing and homelessness crises has changed the nature of paramedicine, in Ottawa and elsewhere. Read More

'And we’re going to send Danielle next, well, maybe we won’t. We won’t send Danielle. That’s a bad idea. Strike that'

Don't put those winter coats away just yet. Read More

Voting just got a lot more complicated in the Carleton riding. Read More

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Canadian RV dealers say they are concerned about the threat of tariffs on their industry, but are cautiously optimistic about renewed interest in travellers exploring Canada in a recreational vehicle. 

The price of goods and services in Alberta rose nearly 14 per cent since the last federal election, a CBC News analysis found. Many Albertans have had to tighten their wallets and purse strings as a result, and some have experienced homelessness.

European and Asian shares saw dramatic losses, the leading U.S. index flirted with bear market territory in pre-market trading, and oil prices sagged.

The Nova Scotia SPCA says that demand in all six locations in the province has increased, but donations remain low and there are calls to to help those in need.

The Montreal Canadiens now have a six-point cushion over the New York Rangers for the final wild-card playoff spot in the Eastern Conference after a win against the Predators.

An Ontario judge has asked lawyers to return to court in the challenge to a new provincial law that bans supervised consumption sites within 200 metres of schools or daycares.

Rural and northern Ontario hospitals are anxiously awaiting word from the provincial government on a program that helps them keep emergency rooms open, after it ended last month.

Public Service Confidential is a workplace advice column for federal public servants. The following question has been edited for clarity and length. Read More