Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Wednesday urged Canada's political leaders to forcefully condemn acts of aggression and intimidation directed against politicians before the country is forced to "rethink" the ways in which elected officials and the public cansafely interact.

The federal government has plans in the works to slash carbon emissions from homes and buildings substantially in the coming decades.

Premiers who gathered Monday in Moncton, N.B. for a summit on health care called for significant changes to the delivery of services in their provinces and hinted at the possibility of offering more services through the private sector.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced on Friday hisnomination ofMichelle O'Bonsawin to the Supreme Court of Canada. She will becomethe first Indigenous person to serve onCanada's highest court.

The federal government plans to open four new passport pick-up locations nationally as it struggles to manage lengthy wait times and backlogs that have plagued the application process for months now.

Members of Parliament's Canada-Taiwan Friendship Group are planning a trip to Taiwan as early as October, says the group's chair, Liberal MP Judy Sgro.

The massive climate and tax deal announced this week by Democrats in the U.S. Senate should inspire Ottawa to adopt a bolder and more urgent approach to fighting climate change, some experts say.