Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada is “looking for a closer partnership” with the European Union — but not to become a member.

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s point-person in the Senate is pressing for the swift passage of the government’s landmark “nation-building” projects bill, but he isn’t certain he can get it over the finish line before the upper house is scheduled to break for the summer.

The independent body that enforces Canada’s election laws is reporting a massive spike in complaints from people concerned about the integrity of this year’s election.

NATO Leaders have approved a plan to dramatically increase defence spending across the western alliance to five per cent of the gross domestic product over the next decade, a decision that has given U.S. President Donald Trump a significant policy victory.

A former Canada Border Services Agency dog handler who filed a grievance over the program’s maternity leave policy went on to face a “mobbing” of bullying and harassment that management knew about, a third-party investigator found.

The House of Commons spring sitting saw co-operation between the Liberals and Conservatives to pass some key pieces of legislation in the span of a month — but it was a drastic change in tone from where things were left in December.

While Statistics Canada has asked about sexual orientation in past surveys, next year will mark the first time the question will be on the long-form national survey.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte praised U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to order what he called “truly extraordinary” strikes on Iran in a series of text messages before the military alliance meets in the Netherlands.

Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand says she’s deeply concerned about foreign interference by Iran’s regime and the possibility of Tehran activating terrorist sleeper cells on Canadian soil following last week’s U.S. airstrikes. 

Canada’s inflation rate came in at 1.7 per cent in May, unchanged from the previous month, Statistics Canada said on Tuesday.