Launch of International Development Week
| Global Affairs Canada | news releases
Highlighting Canadians who are making a difference.
| Global Affairs Canada | news releases
Highlighting Canadians who are making a difference.
| Service Canada | speeches
Message from His Excellency the Right Honourable - David Johnston, Governor General of Canada, on the Occasion of Black History Month...
| Service Canada | news releases
Prime Minister Stephen Harper today participated in a special event celebrating the Vietnamese Lunar New Year, also known as Tết. The celebration, hosted ...
| Service Canada | media advisories
Public event for Prime Minister Stephen Harper for Sunday, February 1...
| Service Canada | speeches
You know, as I listened earlier to the introductions…as I listened particularly to that rousing rendition of our national anthem and I listened to the speeches, I reall....
| Labour Program | news releases
Today, the Honourable Dr. K. Kellie Leitch, Minister of Labour and Minister of Status of Women, congratulated the United Steelworkers and Canadian National Railway (CN) on the renewal of their collective agreement. The agreement was reached following direct negotiations between both parties.
| Global Affairs Canada | speeches
It's a great pleasure to be here in Boston with Canada's North American neighbours.
| Department of Justice Canada | backgrounders
Currently, the criminal justice system provides certain measures to protect "justice system participants". A justice system participant is someone who plays a role in the criminal justice system such as a prosecutor, juror, witness or a judge. The Criminal Code makes it an offence to intimidate a justice system participant, such as threatening a prosecutor with violence in order to prevent them from carrying out their duties. This offence is punishable by a maximum of 14 years imprisonment.
| Department of Justice Canada | backgrounders
Giving law enforcement agencies the tools they need to do their job and prevent attacks is imperative to ensuring the safety and security of all Canadians against the increasingly complex threat of terrorism.
| Department of Justice Canada | backgrounders
In order to restrict the ability of terrorist organizations to spread terrorist propaganda in Canada for the purpose of radicalizing individuals and obtaining new recruits, the proposed legislation would create a tool in the Criminal Code to give the courts the authority to order the removal of terrorist propaganda, including from the internet. All seizures would require a judicial order.