Justin Trudeau

A panel of experts appointed by the Trudeau government has recommended scrapping the Calgary-based federal pipeline regulator and replacing it with a new commission in Ottawa.

Climate change is "taking these weather patterns that we’ve seen before and...putting them on steroids, so to speak," said Canadian scientist Katharine Hayhoe. It's impacting us where we live.

The prime minister will attend a fundraiser in Montreal where a ticket costs up to $250 and proceeds go to the Liberal Party of Canada.

Trudeau was defending the importance of press freedom in response to criticism over Canadian journalists who are facing jail time for doing their jobs.

In a letter, Liberal House Leader Bardish Chagger warns that without those reforms the government will be forced instead to impose time allocation to limit debate and get legislation passed.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau appears to like farmer Todd Lewis’s combine, but Lewis does not like Trudeau’s carbon tax.

After a third toxic cyanide spill, a federal judge in Buenos Aires is considering a shutdown of Barrick Gold's Veladero gold mine. But it's not a straightforward case.

It’s a stunning retreat from key promises and statements made by the government since its election in 2015.

Cody Van Gogh is worried that his 94-gram dragon-joint could eventually get him arrested.

Prime Minister Trudeau sounded resigned to a future filled with presidential mood swings: "(Trump is) a little bit unlike many politicians," the prime minister said, acknowledging laughter.

FINTRAC says it's reviewing its penalty policies to ensure they "strike an appropriate balance" between transparency and the law.

Both the government and the media have their work cut out for them, says Canadian star environmentalist David Suzuki.

While the government prepared the law to legalize pot, the public got the wrong idea that storefront sales were legitimate, say ministerial briefing notes obtained by National Observer.

Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai is the sixth person in history to become an honorary citizen of Canada.

Liberal-appointed senators voted Thursday to postpone debate on a request for a Senate transport committee look into the federal government's $373 million interest-free loan to Bombardier.