Jordan Press
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Liberal infrastructure changes mean money for ferries, small roads
Provincial governments are being told the first phase of the Liberal infrastructure program will cover the cost of new projects, as long as they are completed in three years.
Senate rules that ensared Duffy, others undergo quiet overhaul
Behind closed doors, the Senate rules at the heart of Sen. Mike Duffy's sensational expense-claim trial are quietly undergoing an overhaul.
Senate restores Duffy's standing but broader expenses scandal persists
After a three-year hiatus from his third-floor office in the Centre Block, Mike Duffy was let back into the Senate on Thursday, with access once again to the full resources of the upper chamber.
Extending CERB for months could double $60-billion budget, PBO report suggests
Parliament's spending watchdog has put a price tag around talks to extend the Canada Emergency Response Benefit, estimating it could potentially double the current $60-billion budget.
Bank of Canada warns in report of business, household debt from COVID-19
Financial markets are showing signs of concern about the how well companies can weather the COVID-19 economic crisis, the Bank of Canada said in a report outlining issues the pandemic is having on business and household debt.
Charities worry about loss of trust, donations in wake of WE deal controversy
The pandemic has not been easy on a key source of revenue for Habit for Humanity — its social enterprise known as the ReStore.
Feds could push provinces to mandate vaccines for all workers
Senior federal officials were told in the spring that the government could make it mandatory for all workers countrywide to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.