Bill Morneau

Opposition parties took turns criticizing Bill Morneau on Monday, Nov. 20, 2017, as they tried to drag out a stinging ethics controversy that has swarmed the finance minister for weeks.

Bill Morneau suggested on Tuesday, October 31, 2017, that it was their own personal financial interests that motivated Conservative MPs to oppose reforms aimed at ending tax advantages for wealthy owners of private corporations.

As controversy rages over whether Bill Morneau's personal fortune has compromised his work as finance minister, the governing Liberals are taking shelter from the storm in the only place they can find it: the office of ethics commissioner Mary Dawson.

Bill Morneau made further attempts on Thursday, October 26, 2017, to silence accusations that he's personally profited from decisions he's taken as federal finance minister.

Finance Minister Bill Morneau will sit down with the federal ethics watch dog to see what more he can to do reassure Canadians he will not let his personal fortune get in the way of his job.

Alexandra Mendès said she wasn’t trying to hide anything by introducing a motion to move a committee studying fossil fuel subsidies behind closed doors.

The fall economic statement promised $14.9 billion in new spending over the next five years

The Conservatives and NDP alike say there is an enormous conflict created by a finance minister regulating an industry that includes a company in which he owns some $40 million in shares.

Bill Morneau is putting the squeeze on federal New Democrats, chiding them for failing to support his proposals to end what he calls unfair tax advantages for some wealthy small business owners.

"I have 35 years of of service, I have worked 18 years as an agent on the field at the border and I have never seen anything like that," said Jean-Pierre Fortin, president of the agents' union.

If Donald Trump sounds like he's in a hurry to start renegotiating NAFTA, it's because he is. He says so.

In his search for common ground with the new U.S. administration, Finance Minister Bill Morneau has been drawing parallels between the underlying forces that elected Justin Trudeau and Donald Trump.

Finance Minister Bill Morneau said he recognizes the importance of transparency when it comes to scrutinizing how government spending impacts men and women in different ways.

If you drink, smoke, or use ride-sharing services, Budget 2017 may not be for you.

Each of the big buckets of infrastructure cash will be spread out over 11 years, the Trudeau government said in its 2017 budget.