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Carney names Bill Blair next envoy to U.K., taps security adviser Drouin for France
Prime Minister Mark Carney is appointing his national security adviser and a former cabinet minister as Ottawa's top envoys to Paris and London — world capitals where his government is pursuing deeper economic, security and climate policy ties.
Carney names Bill Blair next envoy to U.K., taps security adviser Drouin for France
Ottawa's plan for GST relief set to cost $12.4 billion over 6 years, PBO says
The government's budget watchdog said Monday it expects the federal government's plan to increase the GST credit and offer a one-time payment to Canadians will cost Ottawa an estimated $12.4 billion over six years.
Ottawa's plan for GST relief set to cost $12.4 billion over 6 years, PBO says
Thousands of Alberta government employees return to offices as hybrid work plan ends
Thousands of Alberta government workers returned to work in their offices full time Monday. Sunday marked the official end of the province’s hybrid-work option, which was implemented during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the Alberta Union of Provincial Employees says many workers are unhappy with the full-time arrangement.
Thousands of Alberta government employees return to offices as hybrid work plan ends
Three men arrested in Surrey, B.C., after alleged extortion-related shooting
Police in Surrey, B.C., arrested three men on Sunday after early morning gunfire at a home, believed to be yet another example of extortion-related shootings that have plagued the city in recent months.
Three men arrested in Surrey, B.C., after alleged extortion-related shooting
Teens face 1st degree murder charges in First Nations double homicide
Prosecutors say two teens apprehended last week in connection with a double homicide in a First Nations community in northern Quebec are facing first-degree murder charges.
Teens face 1st degree murder charges in First Nations double homicide
Canadians sitting on $2 billion in uncashed federal cheques: documents
Canadians have left some $2 billion in funds on the table by not cashing millions of paper cheques mailed out by federal government departments.