POLITICS

Canada is subject to ongoing and persistent cyberthreats like every other government and private sector organization in the world, the CSE said in a release Friday.

Ontario Labour Minister Monte McNaughton quits government, triggering cabinet shuffle

Sources said Monte McNaughton, who was first elected in 2011, was considering the shift for months before informing the premier of his decision to step down.

‘Freedom Convoy’ trial: Mayor’s chief of staff takes stand before two-week break

Serge Arpin was involved in the mayor's deal with convoy organizers Tamara Lich and Chris Barber to move trucks off of residential streets last year.

Zelenskyy set to address Canadian Parliament on 1st visit since Ukraine war

The last time Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was in Canada, he was a relatively unknown leader fresh off an election win in 2019.

COMMENTARY: When a big lead in the polls isn’t quite what it seems

The Conservatives still face a significant vote efficiency problem. The weakness in the Conservative's nine-point lead lies not in its magnitude but in its distribution.

4 in 10 Canadians say Pierre Poilievre best choice for PM: poll

A new poll suggests that 40 per cent of respondents say Pierre Poilievre is their preferred choice from prime minister and 60 per cent think the Liberals needs a new…

White House ‘firmly’ rejects any wedge between U.S., Canada over India

The U.S. has not openly criticized India in the wake of the allegations as the Biden administration seeks deeper economic and diplomatic ties with India.

Is your data safe with Canada Post? What we know about privacy law violations

Canada Post's gathering of personal information for a marketing program sold to businesses is “absolutely outrageous," a former privacy commissioner says.

Anxiety, uncertainty for Indian diaspora in Canada as visa services on hold

Diplomatic tensions between Ottawa and New Delhi reached new highs Thursday after India halted visa services in Canada. Many in Canada's Indian diaspora are worried.