PM Trudeau to attend public fundraiser as Liberals resume high-profile events
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.
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B.C. privacy commissioner rejects call by Liberals to probe NDP list sharing
B.C. privacy watchdog has rejected a provincial Liberal party request to investigate allegations the NDP breached personal information protection laws for sharing voter supporter lists.
Commons votes by 2-1 margin to pass motion condemning Islamophobia
Liberal MP Iqra Khalid, who sponsored the motion, was applauded loudly by her Liberal fellows as she stood to vote.
Feds postpone initial Access to Information reforms, cite need to 'get it right'
Those changes will be postponed, with no new timeline for implementing them.
New Brunswick to lower limit on contributions to political parties
The New Brunswick government is planning to cut the amount of money anyone can contribute to a political party.
BC Liberals will co-operate with Elections BC review of its party donations
The BC Liberals say the party will co-operate fully with an Elections BC review of potential Election Act violations involving indirect political donations by lobbyists.
Former Liberal minister urges government to drop 'Islamophobia' from motion
A Liberal-backed motion aimed at combating racism would have broader support if it didn't contain the word "Islamophobia," argued former justice minister Irwin Cotler on Thursday.
Liberals inherited 'mistrust' from previous government on pipelines: Trudeau
"One of the things we inherited from the previous government was a high degree of mistrust by Canadians," Trudeau said as he continued his cross−country tour Tuesday.
Liberal MP Fry says feds would speed up action on fentanyl if Ontario impacted
"I feel it’s something we need to be doing something about faster than we are doing it," Hedy Fry, the longtime Liberal MP for Vancouver Centre, said in an interview.
Trudeau says he's looking forward to discussing fundraising controversy with ethics watchdog
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he has no problem with answering questions from ethics commissioner Mary Dawson about his party's controversial fundraising tactics.
PM admits he's lobbied at Liberal fundraisers but says no impact on decisions
Trudeau shrugged off the fact that the fundraising events he's attended are not open to the public.
Senators give up on suing former members for expenses flagged by auditor
The Senate spending scandal dragged to a close Thursday as the upper chamber abandoned plans to sue a group of former senators to recoup questionable travel, office and housing expenses.
Feds spend $4 million on media training, coaching services for civil servants
The sum includes money for media training by external consultants, even though government departments and agencies have dedicated spokespeople.
Liberals accused of trying to skew results of electoral reform consultations
A leaked draft of a federal survey on electoral reform has raised suspicions that the Trudeau government is trying to skew the public consultation process to favour the status quo.
Opposition to private investment in infrastructure stupid, irresponsible: Liberal MP
Ontario MP Adam Vaughan acknowledges there are some risks involved, he maintains they're far outweighed by the cost of doing nothing.