"We believe that this diversity is a source of strength and opportunity."

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and former US president Barack Obama caught up at a popular Canadian craft brewery yesterday.

The Federal Court has struck down the ban on people growing their own medical marijuana and ruled that users are, indeed, allowed to grow their own pot.

The President of the Union of BC Indian Chiefs has written an open letter to the prime minister demanding an end to the “dangerous” trucker convoy.

On the morning of Donald Trump's inauguration, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau released a statement to congratulate the new American president.

It looks like there will be no concerts or sports gatherings in Ontario for a while. The Government of Ontario released its framework to reopen the economy, which is broken down into three stages.

A Vancouver anti-war rally is planned for this weekend, and it’s calling for Canadians to stand with Ukraine against Russian invasion.

As the US imposes tariffs on Canadian softwood lumber, BC Liberal leader Christy Clark is asking Justin Trudeau to ban US thermal coal coming through BC.

BC Premier John Horgan is the latest voice in a long line of criticism against the Trump administration’s policy of separating asylum-seeking families from their children.

After Greyhound announced that is ending all but one route in BC and cancelling all bus and freight services in Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was pressed on the issue of whether the federal government is prepared to step in and help fill the transportation void.

Premier John Horgan completed his slow conversion from Surrey-Langley SkyTrain skeptic to reluctant cheerleader last week when he stood alongside Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to accept $1.3 billion in new federal funding.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced the government is giving $9 million to the United Way to help seniors deal with isolation measures during the COVID-19 pandemic.

“Freedom Convoy” protest donors will not have their accounts frozen under the Emergencies Act, despite allegations by a Conservative MP in a viral tweet.

Niagara Falls will be illuminated red to honour the victims of the Nova Scotia shooting. On Friday night, April 24, both the US and Canadian Horseshoe Falls will glow a red light from 8 pm to midnight as a symbol of binational support, as Canadians from across the nation honour the tragic shooting that happened in Nova Scotia on Sunday night, claiming 23 lives.

One of Canada’s largest pest control providers has released a new list that no city should be happy to top. Orkin Canada has released its listing of the 25 most afflicted bed bug countries in Canada.

Premier Doug Ford says he is too busy governing to campaign with federal Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer. Scheer has now campaigned in three provinces – Ontario, Alberta, and Manitoba – that have conservative premiers, though none have appeared with him.

The Ontario government has offered to top up the federal sick leave program to double the amount workers receive, but Ottawa wants the province to implement employer-based paid sick leave instead.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said that that the federal government remains in discussion with provinces regarding 10 paid sick leave days.