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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau joined Premier Christy Clark in a dramatic entrance off the local SkyTrain to announce a combined total of more than $900 million in transit investments.

In a report tabled in Parliament on Thursday, Information Commissioner Suzanne Legault noted that the Trudeau administration is certainly more transparent than its predecessor.

Beyond our table, the Ottawa River sparkled. We could not have picked a better place to talk about the forces of good and evil.

From Parliament Hill to the flat Saskatchewan prairie where Gordie Howe learned the game, tributes poured in Friday for the man known simply as Mr. Hockey.

Flanked by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Premier Kathleen Wynne, officials with the automaker announced the new centre was the latest step in GM's efforts to bolster its research in Canada.

After years of being given the federal cold shoulder, municipalities want in on climate change action

A cabinet decision released Tuesday shows that Marylou Trayvilla, who has worked for the family since before Trudeau became prime minister, will be off the public payroll on July 1.

Rona Ambrose brought down the house with a few pokes at Stephen Harper: He loved humanity, but just didn't like people, she joked.

Muhammad Ali left his mark on Canadian sports history with a pair of victories over George Chuvalo, including a memorable clash while embroiled in controversy over his resistance to the Vietnam War.

Canada expressed its "dissatisfaction" with China after its foreign minister publicly berated a Canadian journalist, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said.

Weary Liberals limped into June after a bruising stretch. The resignation of Fisheries Minister Hunter Tootoo and a climb-down on how to handle electoral reform capped off the week.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau had the honour of raising the distinctive rainbow banner on the Hill for the first time at a celebration attended by MPs from all federal parties.

The Tootoos, a prominent family in Canada’s North, are far from alone in their struggles with alcohol, but their battles have been very public as a result of both fame and tragedy.

"Minister Dominic LeBlanc has family experience in the field of Fisheries Act reform," says Liberal MP Will Amos.