Canadian Public Servants Angered By Government’s Anti-Palestinian Bias
‘The government has sent the message to public servants that some lives and deaths matter and others don’t.’
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Defence Department Harming Credibility Of Canada’s Transparency System: Commissioner
A troubling pattern of delays, false claims and incompetence is apparent in DND’s information and privacy department.
Tightened Bail Restrictions Unlikely To Curb Violent Crime, Experts Warn
"You may garner some bits of short-term safety on the front end at the cost of longer term safety.”
Podcast: Alberta's Tight Election
We spoke to Alberta Politics writer David Climenhaga about the May 29 provincial election.
Minister Says He ‘Ignored’ Instruction To Lobby For Qatar Armoured Vehicle Deal
"That advice was ignored and that was not raised.”
Discover Family Relations In Canadian Politics
The Maple has created a database of family relations at the federal, provincial and territorial levels of politics.
Earthquakes Highlight Need For Better Refugee Crisis Preparedness, Immigration Lawyers Warn
2.6 million people are seeking shelter in tents in Turkey and in Syria nearly five million people may have been made homeless as a result of two earthquakes.
Ministerial Advisors Sought Last-Minute Edit To Statement Mourning Palestinian Journalist
“Their statement on this has nothing to do with freedom of the press, with human rights, with real concern for the censorship and killings of Palestinian journalists."
Chinese Interference, Accenture And The Threat We’re Missing
Government outsourcing is the kind of attack on sovereignty that should really worry us, not the least because it’s self-inflicted.