Mandatory insurance for federally regulated railways raised to $1-B
In a move meant to the strengthen liability and compensation regime concerning biological hazards stemming from railway accidents, Canada’s Ministry...
New study focuses spotlight on ‘shameful’ Indigenous child poverty
We often read news articles about rampant drug addiction and suicide among young people living in reserves, watch TV coverage...
CRTC demands report on ‘skinny’ TV packages
Upon receiving numerous complaints regarding add-on fees that turn making economy cable TV packages into pricy bundles, the Canadian Radio-television...
What you need to know about Deliverology and Implementation
Are you absolutely clear what the government wants to achieve? Are you absolutely clear what government’s role is? Are you...
Drug coverage for veterans poorly managed: Auditor General
Veterans Affairs Canada is not adequately managing the drug component of the Health Care Benefits of former Canadian soldiers under...
Auditor general finds training, equipment and recruitment issues with army reserves
Whether responding to emergencies back home or assisting regular troops abroad, army reservists may have to rely on other Canadian...
Why some government workers might need emergency cheques on payday
Some public servants will have to request their departments for emergency cheques if they find that their payroll is delayed...
SC says Ottawa has jurisdiction over all indigenous people
A landmark Supreme Court ruling has paved the way for some 600,000 Metis and non-status aboriginal people with no affiliations...
Nunavut, Nunavik, rural areas decry slow, unreliable Internet service
The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunication Commission (CRTC) yesterday heard from several groups that Canadians in rural areas of the country...
Fallout from the ‘Panama Papers’
At least one prime minister has resigned, another in under fire, and Canada’s tax chief and has ordered Revenue Canada...