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Feds rehire some non-Christian prison chaplains
April 6, 2013: Feds rehire some non-Christian prison chaplains
Canada loses 54,500 jobs in March
April 5, 2013: Canada loses 54,500 jobs in March
Conservatives defend withdrawal from UN drought ‘talkfest’
March 28, 2013: Conservatives defend withdrawal from UN drought ‘talkfest’
Money for aquaculture, but not wild salmon, critics note
March 28, 2013: Money for aquaculture, but not wild salmon, critics note
Suncor says leak had ‘negligible impact’ on Athabasca River
March 27, 2013: Suncor says leak had ‘negligible impact’ on Athabasca River
Penalties needed in wake of robocalls, Elections Canada says
March 27, 2013: Penalties needed in wake of robocalls, Elections Canada says
Anti-abortion motion reviewed in secret
March 27, 2013: Anti-abortion motion reviewed in secret
Canada quietly pulls out of UN anti-droughts convention
March 27, 2013: Canada quietly pulls out of UN anti-droughts convention
Protesters disrupt First Nations transparency law announcement
March 27, 2013: Protesters disrupt First Nations transparency law announcement
Ethics watchdog condemns former minister, NDP piles on
March 26, 2013: Ethics watchdog condemns former minister, NDP piles on
Tories to ‘unwind’ budget office, departing PBO warns
March 24, 2013: Tories to ‘unwind’ budget office, departing PBO warns
With CIDA’s demise, Canada takes a new approach to foreign aid
March 24, 2013: With CIDA’s demise, Canada takes a new approach to foreign aid
Experts doubt tax-snitching can bring in new revenue
March 22, 2013: Experts doubt tax-snitching can bring in new revenue
Budget watchdog important with majority government, court hears
March 22, 2013: Budget watchdog important with majority government, court hears
Public Works officials refuse to explain $60 K in ethics-related legal fees
March 22, 2013: Public Works officials refuse to explain $60 K in ethics-related legal fees
Budget plan extends manufacturing incentives
March 21, 2013: Budget plan extends manufacturing incentives
No tax cuts, little new spending in federal budget
March 21, 2013: No tax cuts, little new spending in federal budget
Federal budget folds CIDA into Foreign Affairs
March 21, 2013: Federal budget folds CIDA into Foreign Affairs
Feds to target sick leave in public service negotiations
March 21, 2013: Feds to target sick leave in public service negotiations
Budget watchdog’s swansong is a day in court
March 21, 2013: Budget watchdog’s swansong is a day in court
Money laundering laws not working, Senate committee says
March 20, 2013: Money laundering laws not working, Senate committee says
Faulty info in feds’ Omar Khadr file says he killed 2 Afghans
March 18, 2013: Faulty info in feds’ Omar Khadr file says he killed 2 Afghans
Toews defends border raid show as CBSA documentary
March 18, 2013: Toews defends border raid show as CBSA documentary
‘World class’ tanker safety system announced by federal government
March 18, 2013: ‘World class’ tanker safety system announced by federal government
Penashue approved new election file 10 days before he quit
March 18, 2013: Penashue approved new election file 10 days before he quit
Federal librarians fear being ‘muzzled’ under new code of conduct that stresses ‘duty of loyalty’ to the government
March 15, 2013: Federal librarians fear being ‘muzzled’ under new code of conduct that stresses ‘duty of loyalty’ to the government
Hamilton man’s case raises questions about CSIS complaints process
March 15, 2013: Hamilton man’s case raises questions about CSIS complaints process
Election robocalls need new regulations, panel advises
March 14, 2013: Election robocalls need new regulations, panel advises
Peter Penashue quits over campaign donations
March 14, 2013: Peter Penashue quits over campaign donations
Nanos Number: More Canadians see economy getting weaker
March 14, 2013: Nanos Number: More Canadians see economy getting weaker
PM Harper says Canada considering options on Mali
March 14, 2013: PM Harper says Canada considering options on Mali
Critics fear Tory plan to merge websites an effort to cut off access to information
March 13, 2013: Critics fear Tory plan to merge websites an effort to cut off access to information
Prison watchdog calls on public safety minister for help
March 11, 2013: Prison watchdog calls on public safety minister for help
Experimental Lakes Area uncertain future met with mixed reaction
March 11, 2013: Experimental Lakes Area uncertain future met with mixed reaction
Public information disappearing from federal websites
March 11, 2013: Public information disappearing from federal websites
Federal response to aboriginal corrections report ‘dismissive’
March 9, 2013: Federal response to aboriginal corrections report ‘dismissive’
Ottawa may retaliate over new U.S. meat labelling plan
March 9, 2013: Ottawa may retaliate over new U.S. meat labelling plan
Venezuela slams Harper for ‘blunt, insensitive, impertinent’ remarks on Hugo Chavez’s death
March 7, 2013: Venezuela slams Harper for ‘blunt, insensitive, impertinent’ remarks on Hugo Chavez’s death
Federal employees making house calls as part of EI audit
February 21, 2013: Federal employees making house calls as part of EI audit
Federal jobs distribution stable despite cuts, Clement says
February 20, 2013: Federal jobs distribution stable despite cuts, Clement says
Could muzzling federal scientists be illegal?
February 20, 2013: Could muzzling federal scientists be illegal?
Government hones oilsands message with focus groups
February 19, 2013: Government hones oilsands message with focus groups
Oilsands monitoring plan results not available yet
February 18, 2013: Oilsands monitoring plan results not available yet
Baird concerned with Iran ties with Venezuela
February 17, 2013: Baird concerned with Iran ties with Venezuela
Flaherty happy with G20 progress on ‘credible’ fiscal policies
February 16, 2013: Flaherty happy with G20 progress on ‘credible’ fiscal policies
Aboriginal Affairs Minister John Duncan resigns from cabinet
February 16, 2013: Aboriginal Affairs Minister John Duncan resigns from cabinet
Harper to unveil religious freedom office in Toronto mosque
February 15, 2013: Harper to unveil religious freedom office in Toronto mosque
Feds introduce financial penalties to increase pipeline safety
February 15, 2013: Feds introduce financial penalties to increase pipeline safety
Canada extends C-17 mission to Mali by 30 days
February 14, 2013: Canada extends C-17 mission to Mali by 30 days
John Baird making rare visit to Cuba, Venezuela
February 14, 2013: John Baird making rare visit to Cuba, Venezuela
