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Spending jumps $44 billion in a single year, interest costs head for $85 billion, and the public service shrinks only a ...

MPs return to the government's budgetary policy motion and a Conservative amendment, with the Strong Borders Act and space ...

Pressed by a Conservative MP on whether voters can trust its systems, Stéphane Perrault would say only that the agency is ...

Canada's electricity grid is about to get a massive $50 billion overhaul. Here's what Ottawa is planning through 2050—and why ...