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Premiers urge speedy action on crime, but justice minister warns there's no easy fix
Justice Minister David Lametti says he intends to introduce bail reform legislation this spring, but it's only part of a complex solution to the problem of violent crime.
AFN executive committee to recommend national chief's removal
The Assembly of First Nations’ executive committee has passed a resolution to recommend chiefs-in-assembly remove RoseAnne Archibald as national chief at their next meeting, CBC News has learned.
Intelligence watchdog questions cyber agency's approach to international law, CSE insists it was above board
One of Canada's intelligence watchdogs has scolded the country's cyber security agency over its approach to international law.
Canada's Sudan relief flights held up by mechanical difficulties, shooting incident involving Turkish plane
After one of Canada's planned evacuation flights out of Sudan ran into mechanical problems Friday, Defence Minister Anita Anand said the problem has been resolved and officials hope the airlift will resume.
Trudeau Foundation misled public by stating China-linked donation was Canadian: ex-official
The Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation misled Canadians when it said that a controversial donation made by two Chinese businessmen qualified as a Canadian donation, the former president of the foundation told MPs Friday.
Trudeau heading to London for King Charles's coronation in May
Canada won Volkswagen plant despite offer of 'way, way more' money from U.S.: Trudeau
Analysis
If Trudeau is still interested in 'real change,' Liberal supporters have some ideas
Vast majority of non-essential workers took part in strike action, government figures say
Supreme Court ruling gives go-ahead for hearing into police misconduct, cruelty claims tied to Surrey Six case
Why striking PSAC members want remote work enshrined in their contract
Canada's economy eked out 0.1% growth in February, Statscan says
Controversial bill to regulate online streaming becomes law
Canada has completed its first two evacuation flights from Sudan
Why striking PSAC members want remote work enshrined in their contract
Conservative MP accuses minister of taking 'no meaningful action' on Chinese 'police stations'
Striking public servants fined for hot dog stand
Former MPP Randy Hillier will stand trial in Ottawa after motion denied
Analysis
Whatever pay raise federal public servants get, layoffs could be next
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Feds introduce new legislation to change sex offender registry
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Canadians trapped in Sudan airlifted to safety by Dutch military plane
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Federal government draws red line on telework in negotiations with PSAC
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PSAC president says feds haven't addressed 'priority issues' yet
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Hassan Diab reacts after French court finds him guilty of involvement in 1980 synagogue bombing
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Confidence in childhood vaccinations declined in Canada during pandemic, UNICEF reports
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Daughter of Canadians trapped in Sudan calls on Ottawa to do more to evacuate citizens
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