Canada Post study catapults Government Operations to top-spending House committee

The Government Operations and Estimates Committee posted $340,958 in expenses since the start of the current Parliament in December 2015.

Setting aside differences, Liberals and Tories strategized to pass dementia bill

Conservative MP Rob Nicholson was 'unusually gracious' in drafting a bill that 'takes the politics' out, and working with the opposite side: Liberal MP Rob Oliphant.

Freeland calls for 23-year-old NAFTA to be ‘more progressive’ on gender, Indigenous rights

The decision to pursue including a chapter on Indigenous rights was the brainchild of Assembly of First Nations National Chief Perry Bellegarde, who is a member of the NAFTA Council advising Ms. Freeland.

NDP MPs headed to Steel Town to attend caucus, get groove back, take in a Ti-Cats game

The New Democrats are holding their summer retreat next month in Hamilton, where it held most of the area’s seats before the 2015 election.

Expect mostly posturing in first round of NAFTA talks this week

Each country is expected to showcase their positions, with tougher negotiations to come later.

Groups representing education, food, health research lobby on through dog days of summer

While there’s an overall slowdown in lobbying activity in summer, some groups have found it an ideal time to have meaningful dialogue with government officials.

Senate harassment policy to be reviewed in wake of Sen. Meredith scandal

Despite Meredith having resigned, a Senate investigation into a harassment complaint against him is continuing.