At a time when our two countries were still good neighbours, I was one of hundreds of Canadians who responded to the crisis

Ottawa contracting practices still challenging for smaller businesses, records show

The audit’s findings are especially alarming in two areas: access to safe drinking water and emergency management services.

Meta and Google ran public campaigns, made threats to stop serving news, struck private deals and mobilized prominent supporters to try to influence or stall laws in Brazil, Canada, Indonesia and…

The Canada Border Services Agency revised a surveillance technology contract to allow foreign companies to bid on ankle monitors for migrants

The Canadian government mostly relied on an honour system when it awarded billions of dollars in contracts to enterprises identifying as Indigenous.

“It’s just yet another example of the rules of the game tilting in favour of the governing party,” professor says

Former deputy PM Copps said she had permission not to register as lobbyist with the Trudeau government. One offer was flagged as suspicious.

Opposition parties are warning that Mark Carney could become prime minister before revealing his assets or potential conflicts of interest.

The federal government deemed MP Randy Boissonnault’s pandemic startup ineligible for contracts on Friday, citing the company's “conduct.”

Environment Ministry ordered to release data after keeping names of 16 oilsands companies secret

The announcement came after the National Post made revelations on the minister's shifting claims to Indigenous ancestry.

Employment Minister Randy Boissonnault now says his shift from Cree to Métis is because he has learned more about his past

Global Health Imports said it was Indigenous-owned in bid for federal contracts, although Boissonnault has identified himself as white.

In 2022, someone named ‘Randy’ allegedly texted cabinet minister Randy Boissonnault’s former business partner about a PPE deal. Boissonnault denies it was him.

The lobbyist met with high-ranking ministry staffers across federal departments, including Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's office and the office of Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia ...

Health Canada ignored critical warnings about a rapid-test supplier before approving its COVID-19 kits for distribution nationwide, Global News has found.

BTNX responded to a report by Global News after an investigation into federal procurement revealed the company had deleted samples from a study it submitted to Health Canada.

Canada needs to learn from the lessons of the COVID-19 pandemic, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says amid controversy surrounding its rapid test purchases.