The federal government is investigating allegations by senior Mounties that RCMP Commissioner William Elliott is abusive and insulting, Public Safety Minister Vic Toews says.
Industry Minister Tony Clement says he won't release the advice he received from bureaucrats about controversial changes to the census.
Industry Minister Tony Clement says the government has sought to find a "balance" between collecting data and respecting Canadians' privacy with its recent decision to scrap the mandatory long census form.
The leak of U.S. military documents on the war in Afghanistan could endanger Canadian troops in that country, Foreign Affairs Minister Lawrence Cannon said Monday.
Industry Minister Tony Clement says Statistics Canada staff never told him it was a bad idea to make the long-form census voluntary.
Industry Minister Tony Clement says he won't change his mind about scrapping the mandatory long-form census, despite mounting criticism of the decision.
Defence Minister Peter MacKay is set to announce that the Canadian Forces are donating some of their supplies to the people of Haiti.
Nova Scotia Energy Minister Bill Estabrooks says the news that ExxonMobil will not extend the life of its Sable offshore energy project is a "huge concern" for the government.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper bolsters his party's ranks in the Senate ahead of a crucial vote next week by appointing a former Toronto-area Conservative candidate to the Red Chamber.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper is hailing his choice for the country's next governor general, saying Canadian legal scholar David Johnston "represents the best of Canada."
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