After more than two years of negotiations, an agreement in principle jas been reached between with Canada Post covering and both postal bargaining units. This means both sides have agreed on the main points of the deals, but need to agree on the contractual language that will form the collective agreements that would be put to a vote by the members. Current collective agreements will continue to remain in full force and effect. Should the Tentative Agreements not be reached

The Department of National Defence has issued an IDEaS Fictional Intelligence Contest that open to writers and thinkers. The IDEaS challenge invites you to imagine how future technologies could help defend Canada’s Arctic sovereignty. Whether you’re into defence, storytelling, or strategy—this is your chance to share your vision. The department is seeking essays in hard science fiction that explore how emerging technologies can empower military forces to defend Canada’s sover

File Photo This week, the keel was laid at Irving Shipbuilding in Halifax, Nova Scotia, for the newest Canadian Coast Guard Arctic and Offshore Patrol Ship, the Canadian Coast Guard Ship Sermilik. This new ice-capable ship will support fisheries enforcement and surveillance missions on Canada’s east coast, including Northwest Atlantic Fisheries Organization patrols. It will be outfitted with science equipment and a medical facility onboard; this ship will be able to conduct s

The Conservative MP for the district of Edmonton Riverbend, Alberta, Matt Jeneroux, has resigned. There were rumours on Wednesday that Jeneroux would cross the floor and join the Liberal Party. In a letter, Jeneroux said he will now be focusing on his family. He was first elected in 2015.

Former Conservative MP Chris d’Entremont, who is the member of Parliament for Acadie-Annapolis in Nova Scotia, has left the Conservative Caucus and joined the Liberal Party. In a statement, d’Entremont said in part, "Earlier this afternoon, upon the presentation of the 2025 Budget, I informed the Leader of the Opposition, the Opposition House Leader, and the Speaker of the House of Commons that I had resigned from the Conservative caucus. There is a better path forward for ou

The Federal Government has released the budget. Currently, Canada has the lowest net debt-to-GDP ratio in the G7 at 13.3 per cent according to the IMF October 2025 Fiscal Monitor. Canada also has one of the lowest deficit-to-GDP ratios in the G7, second only to Japan. This strong fiscal position enables us to respond to global challenges. Canada is one of only two G7 economies with an AAA credit rating, making Canada one of the best places to invest in the world. Canada has t

The federal government will present the budget today. Minister of Finance and National Revenue François-Philippe Champagne will table the budget that is expected to make transformational investments to grow the economy, empower workers, create high-paying careers, and protect and support those most affected by trade disruptions. The budget serves as the annual blueprint for the government’s economic agenda. There is a long-standing tradition of keeping the contents of the bud

Minister of National Defence David McGuinty and the Philippine Secretary of National Defence Gilbert Teodoro signed a Status of Visiting Forces Agreement last week between Canada and the Philippines. This agreement will enable greater engagement, cooperation, and collaboration between both nations. It will allow the Canadian Armed Forces and the Armed Forces of the Philippines to work more closely together through participation in joint and multinational operations and exerci

The upcoming federal budget will focus on resources for Canadian workers. The federal budget will expand the Union Training and Innovation Program. This will boost union-based apprenticeship training in the Red Seal trades, and ensure there are Canadian workers to build major infrastructure and millions more homes across the country. Budget 2025 will introduce a temporary five-year Personal Support Workers Tax Credit. Eligible workers will be able to claim a refundable tax cr

U.S. President Donald Trump has terminated trade talks with Canada after seeing an ad from the Ontario Government about the impacts of tariffs, using words from a speech from former U.S. President Ronald Reagan. The ad was shown on major television networks in the United States. The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute also said the words were used without permission and the ad misrepresented the former president’s words. In a post on Truth Social, Trump said i

It has been 11 years since the terrorist attack at the National War Memorial and on Parliament Hill in Ottawa. The attacker, Michael Zehaf-Bibeau, approached Corporal Nathan Cirillo, who was posted at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and shot him at close range twice in the back, fatally wounding him. From there, Zehaf-Bibeau entered the Centre Block of the Parliament Buildings, running along the Hall of Honour corridor toward the Library of Parliament. Pursued by RCMP officer

The CRTC is making it easier for Canadians to get resolutions on complaints against Internet, cellphone and television service providers. The CRTC has launched a public consultation to help ensure that Canadians with unresolved complaints get clear and timely information about the Commission for Complaints for Telecom-television Services. The CCTS is an independent organization that helps Canadians resolve issues with their service providers. This can include billing errors a

Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced new measures from the upcoming Budget to secure our border. Under the plan, government will hire 1,000 new Canada Border Services Agency officers. These new officers will help crack down on the movement of stolen goods, illegal guns, and drugs, enforce import measures, and investigate unfair trade practices. For the first time since 2005, CBSA’s recruit stipend will be increased, raising it from $125 to $525 per week, to help attract a

Today, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced new measures to protect Canadians and keep our communities safe. Next week, the government will table legislation to amend the Criminal Code for crimes committed by violent and repeat offenders – those accused of serious crimes like violent auto theft, breaking and entering, human trafficking, violent assault, and sexual assault. The legislation will also allow consecutive sentencing, so multiple crimes mean longer time behind bars.

The federal government is sending a strong message about the Temporary Foreign Worker Program. The program is a last resort option for...

Minister of Public Safety Gary Anandasangaree released an update on the progress made under the National Action Plan on Combatting Auto...

Starting on Saturday, CUPW will move from a nationwide strike action to rotating strikes. This move will restart mail and parcel...

On Friday, Canada Post presented a new offer to CUPW. The company says the offer will enable the company's modernization while balancing...

Today, Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced a new Defence Investment Agency to overhaul and streamline Canada's defence procurement....

Minister of Public Safety Gary Anandasangaree has announced that the Government of Canada has listed the Bishnoi Gang as a terrorist...