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Trudeau says federal Justice Minister Arif Virani was seized with the case and would be looking at different options regarding compensating the two men

Also, Liberal MP Nathaniel Erskine-Smith says he won’t seek re-election federally, but left open door to taking shot at Ontario politics

Longtime Liberal cabinet minister Carolyn Bennett, who has announced she won’t be seeking re-election, set to become ambassador to Denmark

Also: Former Quebec premier Jean Charest is joining the law firm Therrien Couture Joli-Cœur as a partner

Trudeau and federal Housing Minister Sean Fraser have been travelling the country to sign municipal and provincial deals in a bid to address Canada’s housing crisis

It’s crass cynicism for the Conservative Leader to pretend he is making a principled stand against the Trudeau-run police state for accosting an earnest journalism outfit

Amid the ongoing tensions, Canadas High Commissioner to India Cameron Mackay on Thursday said the strategic interests of both the nations are absolutely aligned

India may consider restarting talks on a free trade deal if there is a change of guard after the federal elections in Canada in October 2025. New Delhi has asserted that Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau’s government has been lenient towards pro-Khalistan violence, an issue that the former has raised consistently over the past few years.

Daily roundup of research and analysis from The Globe and Mail’s market strategist Scott Barlow

Canadian plans to donate a $406-million surface-to-air NASAM missile defense system have yet to reach fruition nearly a year later, Canada's CTVnews reported on Jan. 9.