1st Mountie to wear a turban among trio of new senators appointed by Justin Trudeau
The first RCMP officer to wear a turban on the job is now a Canadian senator. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau appointed B.C.'s ...
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Gould calls out 'very, very high' Liberal leadership fee ahead of fundraising deadline
Liberal leadership hopeful Karina Gould said she doesn't yet have the money to stay in the race, but is working hard to meet ...
Canadian pantyhose maker furloughs 40% of staff on trade-war woes
The threat of US tariffs has caused a Montreal-based women’s clothing maker to place more than a third of its workers on leave.
Sheertex furloughs 40 per cent of staff on trade-war woes
SRTX (Sheertex) is putting 40 per cent of its 350 employees and contractors on temporary layoff, chief executive Katherine Homuth said in a statement. The company has 85 per cent of its sales in the U ...
Starmer and Badenoch clash over Chagos Islands deal at PMQs
The Tory leader says "when Labour negotiates, our country loses"; the prime minister questions whether Badenoch has been "properly briefed" on UK security.
Open the door! First female Black Rod confirms she's leaving Parliament
Sarah Clarke - the first female Black Rod in role's 670-year history - will leave Parliament in the summer after almost eight years in post. | ITV National News ...
Among Parliament’s eclectic collection of artworks, ‘Roaring Lion’ portrait of Churchill has a special place
If you visit the Speaker’s office, Yousuf Karsh’s iconic black-and-white photo stares out at you. Look deeper around the Hill ...
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The Spy Who Exposed the Secrets of the Black Chamber, One of America’s First Code-Breaking Organizations
Herbert O. Yardley published a tell-all book about his experiences leading a covert government agency called the Cipher ...
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Canada punches back against U.S. with 25 per cent tariffs on hundreds of goods
The federal government released a detailed list of the retaliatory tariffs one day after U.S. President Donald Trump forcibly dragged Canada into an unprecedented trade war.
Liberal Democrat Voice5d
New Zealand and proportional representation: what there is to learn from it, and what there isn’t
The debate on proportional representation in the Commons last Thursday was all fairly predictable, with few Conservatives bothering to turn up, and Labour MPs as likely to defend first past the post ...