Marie Woolf

Budget proposes changes that could see high-risk immigrants detained in federal prisons

University of Alberta under fire for not acting on over $1-million in donations linked to Waffen-SS unit

Ottawa boosts funding to train urban firefighters to tackle wildfires

Ottawa accused of failing to crack down on unethical immigration consultants

Canada in top three countries for music exports on Spotify, but some hit artists may not qualify as Canadian

Volunteer firefighters’ tax credit to double, as Ottawa prepares for catastrophic wildfire season

Most Canadians think online harms bill should make porn sites verify users are 18 or older, poll says

How the Canada Border Services Agency’s sniffer dogs strive to outwit drug smugglers

China paid approximately $250,000 to ‘threat actors’ working in Canada, inquiry told

Music industry seeks budget change so bands and singers get royalties from TV, film

MPs, religious groups seek to end religious hate-speech defence in online harms bill

Ontario to give nearly all study permits to public colleges and universities

Bloc eyes adding age verification for pornography sites to online harms bill

Ottawa says it has no plans to extend deadline for emergency visa program for Ukrainians

Ottawa to rein in number of temporary residents and announce targets in the fall

Motion on freezing arms to Israel will make it harder to get Gaza families to Canada, says immigration minister

Hate speech complaints under Human Rights Act could take years to resolve, experts warn

Human Rights Tribunal member who would hear cases if online harms bill passes once filed a hate speech complaint

Trudeau says global coalition close to finding path to restoring stability in Haiti

Margaret Atwood calls online harms bill ‘Orwellian,’ notes potential for abuse