Ottawa is planning to roll outamandatory buyback program formilitary-style firearms during the 2025 election year,afterthe program was delayedby Canada Post's refusal to participate, sources say.

Canada Post is refusing to collect firearms that were banned by the federal government in 2020, complicating Ottawa's plans for abuyback programto remove 144,000 firearms from private hands, federal sources say.

Architect Rene Daoust and her team say they're considering a lawsuitto get what they argue is rightfully theirs: the $3.5 million contract to design and build a monument to commemorate Canada's mission in Afghanistan.

The launch of a new national daycare program fuelled high hopes among Canadian families three years ago, but new figures show Ottawa is still a long way from meeting its goal of offering affordable spaces to "all families who need it" by 2026.

Officials at Veterans Affairs (VAC) feared that their decision to overrule the government's handpicked jury on a proposed design for the Afghan war memorialwould be met with a "mixed reaction" that could"negatively affect the families of the fallen," says an internal department memo obtained by CBC/Radio-Canada.

Rodney Nichols's lawyer wants experts to check if the 81-year-old man facing a murder charge over a 1975 death and disappearance is fit to stand trial.

A federal green fund ignored numerous complaints of mismanagement and a toxic work environment before Ottawa intervened and suspended its funding this fall, a whistleblower testified in front of a parliamentary committee Monday evening.