Mark Ramzy

Canadians are split on the importance of a new trade deal with the U.S. and a majority don't trust Donald Trump to abide by one anyway, a new survey suggests.

The parliamentary committee tasked with studying an expansion of Canada’s medical assistance in dying regime to people with mental illness has been "one-sided," "flawed" and risks making a recommendation based

In an interview with the Star, Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak said she is urging the Carney government to slow down on its proposed changes and avoid a "pattern of exclusion."

The RCMP wants one more Black Hawk helicopter to help it patrol the Canada-U.S. border — but the federal government's own regulations are preventing one of its suppliers from bringing

Canadians could face higher phone and internet bills under the Carney government's proposed expansion of police access to data unless Ottawa covers compliance costs for telecom providers, the industry and

The CRTC announced that major online streaming providers like Netflix and Amazon Prime Video 15 per cent of revenues to the creation of Canadian movies and TV.

The Ontario government has joined the legal challenge by a firearms lobby group of the federal government’s sweeping 2020 ban of "assault-style" weapons.

Google’s Jeanette Patell told a parliamentary committee Tuesday that Bill C-22, “would treat all Canadians like potential suspects.”

Firing back at criticism from Google and Apple over the Carney government's police search powers bill, Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree accused the tech giants of lacking accountability and failing

Major Canadian telecom providers should not expect cash from the Carney government to cover the costs of complying with its proposed police search powers law, Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree