Plus, Poilievre meets U.S. officials and auto industry people in Detroit.

A PBO report shows that the government is following plans to slow population growth after a recent surge in temporary workers and foreign students, but critics say future effects are not measured, and ...

The missing piece has been a policy and advocacy framework designed explicitly to help Canadian-owned firms scale into major contractors and system integrators.

There is a realization that we need to build and scale capabilities that allow Canada to defend itself on its own terms, write Eliot Pence and Paul Ziadé. The Hill Times photogra ...

The likeliest alternative, unfortunately, is for Donald Trump to decide that the solution is yet more force. Perhaps including ‘Boots on the Ground’, because it will be hard to make the Strait of ...

The Liberal’s newest MP appeared at a campaign event for Avi Lewis only days before crossing the floor. There's a 'big gap' between Lewis and the prime minister's policies, says former MP Matthew Dubé ...

If Canada continues to rely heavily on international recruitment without also investing in domestic training capacity and fair integration pathways, workforce pressures will persist. A more balanced ...

Dr. Viren Naik is chief executive officer of the Medical Council of Canada (MCC), and a professor in the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Ottawa. If Canada continues to rely heavily on ...

Plus, Senators are debating changes to the government’s border bill.

While it might sound like good news for Alberta coffers in the short term, high oil prices actually threaten to accelerate a longer-term trend in investment that Canada and Alberta should pay close ...

The mandated review of the Access to Information Act, includes proposals from the government that are 'super regressive,' ...

Several companies are in court fighting a CRTC order that would require all firms with annual revenues over $25-million to allocate five per cent of Canadian revenues to cultural and broadcasting ...