Conrad Black offers his perspective on the challenges facing the Canadian government, particularly in relation to Canada Day celebrations and national identity.

The Canadian federal government has enacted significant changes to pesticide regulation, granting cabinet the authority to approve the use of pesticides, even those previously deemed unsafe by Health Canada.

New privacy provisions have been assigned to a yet-to-be-established digital regulator, focusing on the review of platform decisions regarding blocking, deletion, and objections. This move aims to enhance oversight of online content and user data.

Advocates for Black Canadians accuse the Carney government of reinforcing existing barriers by launching an inclusivity council that notably lacks any Black representation.

Unions in Canada are raising alarms that the Carney government is considering significant amendments to labour law, potentially impacting the right to strike and other protections for over a million federally regulated workers.

Canada's junior nature minister stated that despite the Carney government's parliamentary majority, there are no plans to legally enshrine recent commitments to protect Canada's waters and lands.

Canada is experiencing a record number of antisemitic incidents in 2025, leading to criticism that Prime Minister Mark Carney's government is failing to adequately address anti-Jewish hate.

The Canadian government's approval of a new oil pipeline has sparked threats from West Coast First Nations groups who oppose the project despite claims of Indigenous ownership.

The Carney government in Canada has introduced a new bill that would grant police and CSIS expanded search and intercept powers, a proposal that has drawn criticism from opposition parties and privacy advocates.

Canadian Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre said China cannot serve as a substitute for the US, rebuking Prime Minister Mark Carney’s recent outreach to the Asian superpower amid strained ties with the Trump administration. In a speech to business leaders on Thursday, Poilievre outlined his vision for the country’s relationship with the US and how his party would approach the trade war differently from the Carney government. “Canada’s prosperity and security are inseparable from a stable...

The Carney government has identified the first three infrastructure projects eligible for fast-tracked approvals under the Building Canada Act, nearly a year after its enactment.

The Canadian government has extended the amnesty period for its firearms ban, which will remain in effect until after the Supreme Court delivers its ruling on the matter.

The Carney government has decided to slow down the implementation of sweeping environmental changes following extensive feedback from thousands of citizens. This adjustment indicates a response to public concerns regarding the proposed policies.

The Carney government is preparing to announce a review of the Clean Electricity Regulations. This initiative signifies Mark Carney's direct involvement in significant environmental policy.

A commentary by Kelly McParland highlights two promising ideas, fixing 24 Sussex Drive and improving Canadian airlines, suggesting they could demonstrate the Carney government's ability to act swiftly.

The Carney government in Canada is proposing legislative changes, included in the 2026 spring economic update, to grant law enforcement the authority to search and seize Canadians' mail.

In Canadian politics, Avi Lewis's NDP is reportedly identifying key areas to challenge the Carney government's agenda, potentially exploiting discontent among progressive Liberals.

Conservation groups are expressing worry that the upcoming nature strategy from the Carney government, expected to be released soon, may not include new funding to support its initiatives.

The Canadian government, led by Prime Minister Mark Carney, states that the threat of Indian interference is over, but Sikh activists and law enforcement suggest otherwise due to continued security concerns.

The Carney government has passed a new law that permits the authorization of previously banned pesticides, sparking debate over environmental and health implications.

The Canadian government has reportedly backed away from an earlier version of a bill that explicitly stated First Nations have a 'human right' to safe drinking water.

The UK government is planning to ban social media access for children under 16, though it will allow for certain exemptions. A charity has warned that this rushed ban could 'unravel' due to its implementation.

The Canadian government has decided to abandon a Trudeau-era initiative that aimed to allow human rights complaints regarding online hate speech, with no timeline set for a new online safety bill.

The Carney government is reportedly planning to introduce changes aimed at accelerating the approval and construction process for natural resource projects, including pipelines.

Canadian beef producers are expressing significant concern that a potential Mercosur trade deal could devastate their industry by flooding the market with cheap meat, as the Carney government explores entry into the South American bloc.

The Canadian federal government is proposing $6 billion over five years to recruit, train, and hire up to 100,000 new skilled trades workers under the 'Team Canada Strong' initiative to boost trades and tackle youth unemployment.

Opinion: By-elections start Phase 2 of the Carney government  The Globe and Mail

The Carney government's plan to protect jobs in the energy sector amounts to a report that critics say offers no new actions for workers who are at risk of losing work.

The federal government, under Prime Minister Mark Carney's new cabinet, has reallocated its advertising spending budget towards more patriotic messaging.