An internal memo recommends move despite acknowledging that it "may be perceived as a reduction in transparency or accountability."

Researchers concerned the changes could catch on in other provinces

David McGuinty comments after initially saying he "didn't know" until after a La Presse report on the attack on the base housing Canadians

Cuts will put at risk ability to comply with access and privacy laws, department acknowledged in a document

Canadian Forces soldier with Governor General's Foot Guards appears in uniform to threaten women with rifle

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Sutcliffe claims a new 'study' proves Ottawa is the ‘most liveable’ city in North America, but experts say the website’s data is unreliable

At least three government departments are developing AI tools to help with redaction, but experts say the tech could "be a nightmare.”

The NCC confirmed that a rogue school bus driver drove on the path illegally causing damage to the wooden panels of the structure.

The Canada Revenue Agency paid $18 million for a chatbot the auditor general says give her team the wrong answer 66 per cent of the time.

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Records reveal officials' concerns about the testimony of navy Lt. Patrick White, and show his privacy was violated.

Gen. Jennie Carignan had faced public backlash and questions about her plan to recruit public servants for Canada's reserve forces.

Federal public servants would be trained to shoot guns, drive trucks and fly drones, according to a defence department directive.

Economists say the Liberal government's projected cuts could rival those of former prime minister Stephen Harper.

Mobilization plan would see Canadian Forces reserves increased to 400,000

Long housed on Bank Street, Glebe Video was known for classic, highbrow films. Movies 'n Stuff in Alta Vista is now the last game in Ottawa.

The union, which represents 27,000 workers, will be put under trusteeship partly due to complaints about president Alisha Kang.

PSAC will vote Friday on whether to take the step, partly due to a "number of complaints" involving UNE president Alisha Kang.

An estimated 59 per cent of the workers cut will be women, according to a new analysis by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives.

Raquel Garbers accused western leaders of helping Russia and China with their “absurd anti-United States narratives.”

Bob Plamondon has released only two public statements since the province took over the board on June 27 and he was appointed supervisor.

The head of the federal government's new Major Projects Office will earn a salary between $577,000 and $679,000 a year, according to an order in council issued last week.

The Canadian Forces will be using downtown Ottawa to test new technologies to track mini-drones in an urban setting.

If Ottawa has taught me anything so far, it’s that what seems predictable can still surprise you, provided you know where to look.

A former Chief Human Resource Officer explains the risks of using AI in the federal government.

Deadline passes for release of F-35 report as Canadian government offers no explanation.

The review of Canada's proposed purchase of 88 U.S.-built F-35s is set to be finalized by Sept. 22.

Climate experts expressed shock and dismay at the move. “It would be a bit like unplugging the equipment that monitors the vital signs of a patient that is critically ill,” one said.

Unions need to admit layoffs are coming and the government should admit it needs to proactively shape the future workforce. Keep reading.

OpenAI is set to argue in an Ontario court today that a copyright lawsuit filed by Canadian news publishers involving its ChatGPT generative AI system should be heard in a U.S. courtroom instead. A coalition of Canadian news outlets which includes The Canadian Press, Torstar, The Globe and Mail, Postmedia and CBC/Radio-Canada is suing OpenAI […]

If Canadians were in the driver’s seat, tariffs imposed by Ottawa on Chinese electric vehicles (EV) would have an easier road to the Canadian market.

A former executive from the federal public service writes that one-size-fits-all approaches rarely work.

Officials confirmed the CRA will not be given additional funding to improve services.

The increase in personnel spending came despite a shrinking federal public service.

While such offices will be spared by the spending review, some observers say it might mean requests for funding may go unfulfilled.

Earlier this year, new CSIS director noted that trust in senior leadership is low, the amount of red tape is seen as too high and less than half of surveyed employees would recommend working at CSIS.

Canadian officials told their American counterparts that roadblock's to joining Trump's Golden Dome missile defence system had been lifted.

The bots were created to flood X with pro-MAGA messages, attracting attention from Donald Trump and Elon Musk.

Curious to see how the Market changes during the day and night, Bruce Deachman wandered its streets and alleyways for 24 consecutive hours.

Military commander steps down as investigation into Cameron Highlanders social media posts continues

An anonymous X account posted photos of Alberta reporter Carrie Tait and described her movements as she reported on a health authority controversy

Government workers hired after 2013 can’t retire with a full pension until 60. An expert explains why and what you can do now.

Although streaming services like Netflix and Prime weren't straining the government's network bandwidth, federal officials decided to block them because they were perceived to be a "people management"...