Ottawa’s reigning political selfie junkie is not who you think
The Prime Minister takes a lot of flack when he constantly poses for selfies at public events. But he’s not Ottawa’s selfie king.
John McCallum
Canada’s immigration debate is more serious than America’s
A key Clinton-Trump exchange in Las Vegas contrasts with Ottawa’s policy debate
How the Liberals are taking on their toughest files
Trudeau Report Card: The government’s early heady days are done. Now the hardest work begins.
Canada’s demographic gap can’t be filled with immigrants
Despite the record number of immigrants who came to Canada in the last year, it is not nearly enough to fill the gap left behind by retiring baby boomers
Getting Syrians here was easy. Now comes the hard part.
What happens when the refugees have to start supporting themselves? Officials are bracing for ’month 13’
More staff going to help process Syria refugees, says minister
Staff will go overseas to work through hundreds of applications submitted by private groups, says McCallum
Sponsors of Syrian refugees are left in limbo
Canadian sponsors who were inspired to act by the Liberals are now waiting for families, with uncertain timelines
Liberals set to unveil changes to how to get, lose Canadian citizenship
Liberals want to undo the previous Conservative government’s controversial changes to the Citizenship Act
The challenge ahead for Seamus O’Regan
The Liberal MP is in treatment while he tries to quit drinking. He’ll need all the support he can get once he’s out, including from at least one colleague who’s been there.
Opening the door to Ebola-hit countries
The Liberals have rolled back the controversial Tory freeze on visa processing for residents of Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone