Untethering colonial rule for Canada's 150th birthday
In order to move forward, we need to have real reconciliation accompanied by restitution, writes activist Katsi’tsakwas Ellen Gabriel.
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Let's celebrate Canada’s 150th with a course correction on MMIWG inquiry
It’s hard to square $500 million for a July 1 party with a $53.8 million-investment in stopping the crisis of MMIWG, writes former Vancouver police detective Lorimer Shenher.
Respect Indigenous Peoples who don't want to celebrate Canada 150, Trudeau urges
"We recognize that over the past decades, generations, indeed centuries Canada has failed Indigenous Peoples," said the prime minister from an event in Charlottetown.
Trudeau Liberals propose sweeping reforms to Harper-era environmental laws
The proposals, packaged in a 24-page document sprinkled with graphics and photos of nature, moves the federal government one step closer to delivering on a key Liberal campaign promise.
After denial, Trudeau sheds light on German magazine report
According to the prime minister, he had simply “impressed upon” German Chancellor Angela Merkel how important it was that they “stood together” with the U.S. and other G20 members.
Trudeau says no security risks in Chinese takeover of Canadian satellite firm
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is making his strongest defence yet of his government's decision to allow a Chinese telecom giant to take over a Canadian satellite technology company.
Government meeting fiscal goals, inherited $18B budget deficit floor: Trudeau
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is arguing that his Liberal government has been keeping its spending promises, since it came into office with a budgetary starting point of negative $18 billion.
Canada is in the right on softwood dispute, says Trudeau
Prime Minister Trudeau says his government will continue to work with the U.S. administration to find a resolution to the latest chapter of the long-running dispute over softwood lumber.
Trudeau can't afford his ambiguity on Trump
Der Spiegel stands by report suggesting Prime Minister Justin Trudeau appeased U.S. President Donald Trump regarding removal of mention of the Paris climate agreement from declaration.
Despite denial, explosive report about Trudeau and Merkel still standing
The German magazine Der Spiegel has reported that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's office "requested that we publish a response" to an earlier story about Trudeau appeasing U.S. President Donald Trump.
More independent Senate providing sober second thought but defers to Commons
Trudeau kicked senators out of the Liberal caucus and, once in power, created an arms-length body to recommend non-partisan individuals for appointment to the upper house.
Coming Liberal bills to reform Access to Information, national security measures
The bills will — at the very least — signal the government's intention to fulfil key promises, but they are unlikely to be debated by MPs in any serious way until the fall.
PM says unelected senators have no business rewriting federal budget
Justin Trudeau reminded senators on Friday, June 16, 2017, that they're unelected and have no business rewriting a federal budget passed by the elected House of Commons.
Liberal national security bill to boost federal border agency accountability
The Liberal government plans to introduce wide−ranging national security legislation next week that will include more robust oversight of Canada’s border agency.
Kinder Morgan answers climate question that Trudeau won’t
A Texas-based oil company coughed up an answer on whether oilsands expansion can be squared with Canada's climate commitments.
