The Liberal government has been fielding a lot of complaints about controversial proposed tax reforms — and now the premiers are taking a turn as they gather in Ottawa to meet Justin Trudeau.

The national housing agency is exploring ways to make it easier for entrepreneurs and new immigrants to buy a home by cutting some of the red tape required to prove they can afford a mortgage.

Canada is pushing for the inclusion of enforceable, progressive labour standards in a rewritten North American Free Trade Agreement.

The Liberals want a feminist North American Free Trade Agreement, but trade experts say that will depend on reassuring the United States no one could use it to hold their feet to the fire.

The Liberals speak constantly of strengthening the Canadian middle class, but any precise definition of that amorphous category of people getting all the attention has always been ambiguous at best.

Not everyone is on board with the way Justin Trudeau has been going after the rich as he defends his Liberal government's controversial tax proposals and that includes some members of his own caucus.

The Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network has counted at least 184 people — involving 200 cases — who faced charges for offences related to HIV non-disclosure in Canada between 1989 and 2016.

Carla Qualtrough wanted to go water skiing. There was no question in her mind that, despite having a visual impairment, she'd be able to accomplish her goal — but she knew it would take creativity.

Judy Foote is expected to announce her resignation from the federal cabinet on Thursday.

The plan to legalize marijuana should recognize that the black community has been overly criminalized for using the drug, says a Liberal MP.