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Article content So when will Justin Trudeau pull the trigger? There are many factors at play: his party’s stance in the polls, the state of COVID and the vaccine rollout, and regional issues including the Alberta referendum on equalization, scheduled for Oct. 7. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Tasha Kheiriddin: Calling an election in August would give Trudeau Liberals best shot at a majority Back to video Indeed, Trudeau would love nothing be...

Postmedia CEO sees growth in digital revenue as early signs of recovery from pandemic Business Related 5 – Excellent A security guard stands by the front reception desk at Postmedias Toronto headquarters on Monday, March 12, 2018.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young TORONTO – The CEO of Postmedia Network Canada Corp. said Thursday that he’s hopeful that growth in revenue from the publisher’s digital products is a sign of a recovery from the worst impact of the pandemic. “It’s still earl...

Trudeau dodges election call questions, as post-Parliament political posturing ramps up By Rachel Aiello     OTTAWA (CTV Network) — Debuting a freshly-shaven face for the first time in many months, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau downplayed suggestions Wednesday that he’s gearing up to call a federal election despite a ramp-up in post-Parliament political posturing. The Senate adjourned for the summer leaving two key Liberal bills unpassed on Tuesday: a bill to stamp out the harmful prac...

Evening Brief: 182 more graves found By iPolitics. Published on Jun 30, 2021 5:49pm Part of the small memorial honouring the recently discovered mass grave at the Kelowna Residential School. The memorial is in front of Queens Park. (Rick Madonik/Toronto Star) Today’s Evening Brief is brought to you by News Media Canada. It’s time to level the digital playing field. Google and Facebook are using their monopoly to threaten and undermine local news. Other countries are taking actio...

Senate passes net-zero bill and budget bill before rising for summer break The Senate chamber is shown in Ottawa, Friday June 3, 2011. The Senate is set to hold third-reading debate on bills to implement the Liberal governments budget and to establish net-zero emissions by 2050 before it rises tonight for the summer and a possible fall election. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sean Kilpatrick June 29, 2021 - 6:31 PM OTTAWA - The Senate has passed a government bill to mandate ...

Senate Passes Net Zero Bill, Set to Debate Budget Bill Before Rising for Summer OTTAWA—The Senate has passed a government bill to mandate the country to reach net-zero emissions by 2050, doing so hours before the upper chamber rises for the summer and a possible fall election. Bill C-12 sets targets for achieving an economy in which any greenhouse gas emissions are offset by other measures, and the upper chamber passed it with a vote of 60-19, with two abstentions. It was one of four priority...

It was one of four priority bills the Liberals wanted passed before Parliament took a summer break as the legislation would have died if an election is called before senators and MPs are scheduled to return in September. Senators are set to hold third-reading debate of Bill C-30, which would implement the governments budget, later this evening. The budget bill cleared the House of Commons last week, with support from the NDP and Bloc Quebecois, paving the way for key commitments that include ex...

Senators also voted in favour of Bill C-30, which implements the governments budget. The budget bill cleared the House of Commons last week, with support from the NDP and Bloc Québécois, paving the way for key commitments that include extensions of pandemic-relief programs like wage and rent subsidies through September. The other two priority bills — C-10, which would amend the Broadcasting Act to apply Canadian content rules to streaming giants, and C-6, which would ban conversion therapy ...

Article content Bill C-12 sets targets for achieving an economy in which any greenhouse gas emissions are offset by other measures. The upper chamber passed it Tuesday with a vote of 60-19, with two abstentions. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Senate passes net-zero emissions bill and budget bill before rising for summer Back to video It was one of four priority bills the Liberals wanted passed before Parliament took a summer break as the legis...

Senate passes net-zero bill and budget bill before rising for summer break Business Related Yes The Senate chamber is shown in Ottawa, Friday June 3, 2011. The Senate is set to hold third-reading debate on bills to implement the Liberal governments budget and to establish net-zero emissions by 2050 before it rises tonight for the summer and a possible fall election. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sean Kilpatrick OTTAWA – The Senate has passed a government bill to mandate the country reach net-zero emis...