Alex Boutilier

Global Affairs Canada says it must “challenge traditional assumptions” about its work as the department attempts to navigate a more uncertain world and grapple with Prime Minister Mark Carney's public service cuts.

Canada's Jewish communities are facing the “realistic possibility” of extremist violence in the coming months, according to federal intelligence officials.

The federal government repeatedly ignored key safeguards meant to ensure that legitimate Indigenous businesses would benefit from a multi-billion-dollar procurement program, a watchdog's investigation has shown.

A scathing watchdog report into the federal government's multi-billion-dollar Indigenous procurement system has led to renewed calls for the program to be run by First Nations, Inuit and Métis people rather than public servants.

Prime Minister Mark Carney told a closed-door fundraiser crowd Monday night that floor-crossing MP Michael Ma represents “Liberal values,” after

Prime Minister Mark Carney is just one Elizabeth May and one Bloc Québécois MP away from bringing representatives from all the House of Commons' political parties under the Liberal banner.

Investing in skilled trades. The importance of sport to Canada's national character. Few details available on the effects of significant public service cuts.

Canada's new Financial Crimes Agency will have its work cut out for it amid growing cases of fraud and scams, experts say.

Canadian officials in the Middle East scrambled to help American citizens trying to escape the region after U.S.

Canada's domestic intelligence agency has failed to report their employees' potentially unlawful activity and Charter violations, a newly-released watchdog report warns.