Two housing experts who helped co-author a recent report on the federal government's role in solving the housing crisis are set to present their findings to the cabinet.
How many Canadians outside Liberal ranks can see Justin Trudeau in power for six more years?
The key to an effective housing strategy is speed. The federal government must avoid setting up new approvals processes and micromanaging the system.
Two years after Valérie Plante's administration said a new housing bylaw would lead to the construction of 600 new social housing units per year, the city hasn't seen a single one. Meanwhile, the housing affordability crisis continues to grow.
The Trudeau government’s re-election hopes may depend to a large extent on whether they can recapture the promise of economic security implicit in the “middle class” message that brought the Liberals to power in 2015.
Defence Minister Bill Blair says another company of soldiers is being deployed to Hay River in the Northwest Territories, which has been evacuated for more than a week due to a threatening wildfire nearby.
Global warming is dividing us just when we most need connection to tackle the crisis.
While Canada continues to face a housing crunch, the federal housing agency says the pace of new starts slowed in July after a strong June.
While a conventional nuclear reactor generates about 1,000 megawatts of energy, small modular nuclear reactors generate between 200 and 300 megawatts — enough to power about 300,000 homes.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is set to deliver a new mission for his cabinet at a three-day retreat in Charlottetown this week, in a bid to restore Canadians' sense of economic security and their confidence in his government.
QUEEN'S PARK - Following the minimal fallout of the recent Greenbelt scandal, where Ontario's Conservative Government took orders from connected property developers to allow development on newly purchased, Premier Ford has officially allowed his donors to purchase the city of Brampton at a heavily discounted price.
MONTREAL - The RCMP and Canadian Wildlife Service issued a joint statement late Thursday afternoon advising Canadians across the country to shelter in place after it was discovered that former Prime Minister Jean Chrétien had escaped from his enclosure.
Toronto - After backlash from residents and city councillors over the large signs outlining new rules regarding drinking in parks, the city has decided to remove the signs and replace them with dozens of men who will be more than happy to explain the rules to you. The men will be deployed to the en
OTTAWA - As a summer season of wildfires rages across the nation, the Federal Government has updated the Canadian flag to more accurately depict the maple leaf burning in an uncontrolled wildfire.
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The Ontario Superior Court will soon assess the constitutionality of our current electoral system, which has contributed to a significant imbalance among the branches of government
Ten executives at a single development corp donated more than $30,000 to Crombie, records suggest
Green Party co-leader Elizabeth May says she is unable to conclude whether former special rapporteur David Johnston's conclusions on foreign interference were reasonable or not because she hasn't been permitted to review all of the top secret documents he cited to support his conclusions.
Bloc Québécois Leader Yves-François Blanchet visited francophone communities in New Brunswick this week — the first visit by a Bloc leader to the officially bilingual province in 13 years. But he insists it's not a sign the sovereigntist party is setting its sights beyond Quebec.
The Supreme Court of Canada has agreed to hear an appeal on a case concerning the scope of Canada's protections for air travellers, including rules for compensating passengers for cancelled or delayed flights and lost baggage.
Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly says Canada has been considering a "game plan" for how it would respond if the United States takes a far-right, authoritarian shift after next year's presidential elections.
OPINION: Given the premier’s history of mixing government business with his personal phone, the people of Ontario deserve to know how he’s been using it