Changes to the bill include explicitly stating it will not require decryption of encrypted information and reducing the metadata retention period to six months, instead of one year

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Other than Canada-U.S. trade issues and pet projects like expanding Toronto's Billy Bishop airport, what does Ford intend to do with his remaining time in office?

Opposition MPs argued that the Liberals were using their majority to ram an extremely sensitive bill through Parliament

Zara Jabbi, 19, has been arrested and faces numerous charges including attacking the premises of internationally protected persons

Analysts say the Conservatives need the NDP to do markedly better than they did during the last election

In New Brunswick, immigrants in their fifth year in Canada had a higher rate of ownership than Canadian-born residents

Advice from NP: Millennials threw out the wedding rule book, so the right thing to do is to think less about tradition and more about transparency. Ask!

The Alberta premier explains to Rob Breakenridge why she's putting the separation-relation question to a referendum

Iranian claims of achieving a moral victory are not to be believed

U.S. Ambassador Pete Hoekstra told a Toronto summit that Ottawa should negotiate more aggressively

The relevant consideration, said the judge, is whether he took any precautionary measures while in Lebanon

A committee recommendation to permanently exclude mental illness as a sole qualifier for euthanasia is one the government should embrace

The bootleg cigarette plant was staffed by 13 people identified as foreign nationals, police said after the raids

From embarrassing photo opportunities to tense conversations, Trump was at the centre of some viral moments from the summit in France

'More and more you see provinces who don’t want safe consumptions sites, they want to act more on treatment,' said health minister

Some would-be mothers reported doing free social media promos for clinics in exchange for lower fees. One woman travelled to Brazil, where costs were cheaper

English speakers were more than twice (35 per cent) as likely to agree than Francophones (16 per cent).

The legislation notably enables nations to open ‘return hubs’ outside EU borders, where migrants with no right to stay could be sent -- something a group of countries is eager to do

Accra filed a request for an injunction in federal court on Tuesday seeking to set aside Ottawa's decision

‘If I was in the cabinet of the Israeli government, I might not be attacking the only powerful ally that I have anywhere left in the entire world,’ Vance said

The tourist, who has not yet been identified, was part of a group staying outside the park and had entered to attend a bush picnic

Thousands of women spend millions of dollars in Canada every year to freeze their eggs, with the hope of giving them flexibility on when to have children. But an investigation from the Investigative Journalism Bureau and Postmedia have found that the industry is full of misleading marketing, and emotional manipulation. Wendy-Ann Clarke and Lori Culbert […]

'The vast majority of Orillians want the monument returned. They’ve done surveys. They’ve done all sorts of reach outs,' the mayor said

Wahi is the second World Cup player to be denied entry into Canada after Ghana's Thomas Partey, who is facing rape charges in Britain

At a tournament that is already raking in money, the sport's governing body is maximizing revenue on match days

Canada's inability to help desperate people doesn't make death-by-government a suitable option

The Investigative Journalism Bureau found nine doctors — several working for the same company — with current or past restrictions on their licences

My ancestors’ dream of Canada is worth defending

All that is great about western civilization is being undermined by a progressive political and cultural project that aims to reject and rewrite our history, prioritize group identity above the individual and embed this agenda into our laws and institutions. Welcome to The Western Surrender, an NP Comment series ranking the five Anglosphere countries by […]

Iran hawks may not need to worry too much: The interim deal opens the door for 60 days of negotiations and Trump hasn’t given anything away yet

‘He likes the structure,’ Carney told reporters at the G7 leaders summit. Speaking later, Trump said: ‘I don’t know that I said I like it, but I could understand that’

Dennis's sentence 'is materially below the normal range for cases with such extreme circumstances as this," wrote the judge

Jesse Kline lays out some of the problems with the Liberals' digital safety act

We should be wary about further liberalizing an already dangerous policy

Despite recent progress, toxic drug alerts have been issued in communities all over the country in 2026

If Canada’s top Tories were in one room, they’d need interpreters — they share so little in common

Chief Justice Richard Wagner gives himself the power of a king

Any deal focused narrowly on Iran’s nuclear program, and not on the regime’s missile stockpiles or funding of terrorist proxies, could leave major threats unaddressed, one analyst said

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The antisemitism watchdog group, the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), classifies '271k' as a hate symbol

Curzi said that he dreamt of going into politics one day, but it was never the right moment, citing family reasons

'With my many health problems which are age-related I am disabled and my wife was my supporter, my main caregiver,' Bruce Doney said

A doorbell camera video, the police investigation, and the boy’s confessions captured the brutality and banality of Eleanor Doney’s murder, and reveal the killer's disturbing obsessions

This bill was not carefully considered in its effects or in the processes that would be required to implement the rules,' says legal expert

The demographic, not known for agreeing with Elon Musk, have enriched their pension fund's assets by more than $10 billion

A Nlaka'pamux basket up for auction bears a motif that looks like a swastika. Experts say the symbol is older than the Nazis and not theirs

Former justice warns that judicial expansion has upset Canada’s constitutional balance and says legislatures must push back

Most Canadians falsely believe MAID is reserved for terminal cases, after treatment has failed

Multiple sources confirmed to National Post that the two candidates being considered are Glenn Joyal and Anna Loparco

What the deal does and does not include will likely continue to prompt criticism from both Republicans and Democrats in Congress, as well as Israeli officials

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Members of Parliament would have until July 11 to provide thoughts on the committee's recommendation

'I didn't know ... how racially motivated it may seem,' the man said, adding he had placed a MAGA hat on the cross in Chicago's Grant Park

Amid laughter, Macron appeared to take the comment with good humour. 'How are you?' the French president asked

Carney said he spoke to Trump about the economy, his birthday, artificial intelligence, Ukraine and the Iran peace deal

If he doesn't want them to be criticized, he should depoliticize the bench

AI represents a serious challenge that calls for a robust regulatory environment

'I have to say it exceeded my expectations,' said Carney, during an interview on CNN

Most of the question periods Carney has missed happened while he was in Ottawa, said Conservative House leader Andrew Scheer