University of Victoria prof says first time independent regulator asserted jurisdiction over parties
Charest re-entering federal politics for the first time in more than 20 years
Canada’s foreign affairs minister calls for humanitarian ceasefire as talks set to resume
Trudeau: ‘We want to stand with the Ukrainian people and push back hard against Russia’
US, Norway, Iceland, Sweden, Denmark and Finland leave Russia as sole remaining nation
‘Organizers definitely far-right and definitely extremist, but the movement is…broader than that’
Reunification program for Ukrainians with family in Canada also announced
Fiery Ottawa-area MP Pierre Poilievre is so far the only declared candidate
Trudeau thinks Putin has been surprised by the strength and unity of Western sanctions
Group had asked for an injunction to stay Liberal use of the emergencies law and associated measures
Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson announced Thursday the local state of emergency had been lifted
PM says order has been restored, police and legislation will now suffice
On Monday evening a majority of the House of Commons voted in favour of confirming the act
Bernier was arrested last June and charged with exceeding public gathering limits
Judge ruled there was a substantial likelihood Lich would reoffend if released
Near Parliament Hill, a convoy organizer was seen in handcuffs between two police officers
Provinces must match the funding, and work with cities to more quickly increase supply of housing
Images of flags flying upside down or worn as a cape have captured attention since blockades began
Workers began erecting fencing around Parliament Hill and several other buildings downtown
Officials say anyone coming to Ottawa to join the ongoing demonstration is breaking the law
