MP3 tax bill opposed by Conservatives
Conservatives are voicing their opposition to a private member's bill that would add a tax to MP3 players and extend users' rights to make copies of digital content.
Red Cross tsunami workers abused: report
Some construction workers hired by the Canadian Red Cross to help rebuild communities following the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami were left stranded and never paid for their work, according to an investigation by Radio-Canada.
Charest aware of construction cash: ex-minister
Quebec Premier Jean Charest was aware his party was receiving questionable funding from sources linked to the province's construction industry, said former Quebec justice minister Marc Bellemare on Wednesday.
Afghan detainees still at risk: lawyer
Detainees handed over to Afghan authorities by Canadian soldiers still face a substantial risk of torture, a civil rights lawyer has told MPs.
Motion to limit PM's prorogation power passes
Opposition members of Parliament join together to pass a motion that would prevent the prime minister from proroguing Parliament for longer than seven days unless supported by the House.
Tommy Douglas motion stalls in Sask. legislature
Saskatchewan New Democrats hoping to push Ottawa to release classified documents on Tommy Douglas were rebuffed by members of the governing Saskatchewan Party on Wednesday.
New avalanche warning system unveiled
The federal government has launched a new avalanche warning system, four days after two snowmobilers died in a B.C. slide.
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