Colten Boushie's family met with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to share their anger and frustration after Gerald Stanley was found not guilty in Boushie's death. The family is optimistic there will be changes to the justice system, and...

Mike Duffy returned to Parliament Hill today, a little more than a week after a court dismissed all of the 31 charges against him related to his Senate expenses.

Political panel also discusses former prime minister Stephen Harper's low profile on Parliament Hill

Parliament Hill's Centre Block is gearing up for a major renovation that could help save lives in the event of an earthquake.

Sunday Scrum panellists discuss the top political stories to watch for in 2016

Peter Mansbridge goes behind-the-scenes of Justin Trudeau's first day as Prime Minister of Canada.

Hundreds of Canadians, from dignitaries to members of the public, are paying their respects to Canada’s 18th prime minister. Brian Mulroney is now lying in state in Ottawa ahead of his state funeral in Montreal on Saturday.

The federal government has announced it’s hitting the brakes on expanding medical assistance in dying to those suffering solely from mental health issues, saying Canada’s health system is not ready.

MPs grilled the head of Correctional Service Canada, Anne Kelly, over the transfer of serial rapist and murderer Paul Bernardo from maximum- to medium-security prison. Kelly defended the move but said the system is working on a way to...

As MPs return to Parliament this fall the opposition parties are continuing to pressure the government to act on housing and grocery affordability.

Construction for Parliament Hill's Centre Block is well underway, removing toxic asbestos, restoring and refurbishing heritage artifacts and building new parts. A new vistor's centre that will be more accessible and fit twice as many...

Mulroney says voters will be looking at the 'big ticket items' on which PM Trudeau has delivered.

A policy resolution passed at the Liberal National Convention was intended to target disinformation, but critics warn it could give the government control over Canadian media outlets. The Liberal government says it would never limit...

King Charles’s coronation is set for May 6, but a new Angus Reid survey suggests many Canadians aren’t keen on keeping the monarchy.

Critics are calling out the federal government for not making banning non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) a condition for resuming funding for Hockey Canada. They say NDAs can be used to silence sexual assault victims, and cover up misconduct.

The federal government says it will restore funding to Hockey Canada following controversy linked to its handling of alleged sexual assault claims. But the government warns this will not be a blank cheque and sets out expectations for...

Opposition parties are calling out the Liberals over their appointment of the new interim ethics commissioner. Martine Richard is the sister-in-law of Intergovernmental Affairs Minister Dominic LeBlanc, who himself has violated ethics...

The federal government is assessing whether to restore its funding to Hockey Canada nine months after suspending it in the wake of a 2018 alleged group sexual assault. But some MPs want the organization to hand over a key investigation...

Politicians investigating foreign interference in Canada’s elections heard from former Conservative MP Kenny Chiu, who said he believes meddling by Beijing played a role in his loss. He testified in front of the MP who he alleges...

This week, Canada’s premiers are set to meet with the prime minister to discuss a deal that could see Ottawa significantly the amount of money it gives provinces and territories for health care. But first, they will have to agree on some...

The federal government’s new budget includes a temporary boost to GST credit payments that’s being billed as a grocery rebate to help with rising food costs. However, it also drops a rental housing benefit and contains little else in the...

The federal government's 2023 budget includes billions of dollars in spending for health and dental care, clean tech investment and a 'grocery rebate' to help some Canadians struggling with the rising prices of necessities.

The skyrocketing value of federal contracts awarded to one consulting firm, McKinsey & Company, was under the microscope during a parliamentary committee hearing Wednesday.

Parliament resumes Monday with the first sitting since the holiday break. Rosemary Barton, CBC’s chief political correspondent, breaks down what issues will likely dominate debate in Ottawa in the coming weeks.