Tim Gray says oil companies must clean up toxic tailings ponds or Canadian taxpayers will be left holding the bag.

Dr. Tanjina Mirza, Chief Programs Officer for Plan International Canada, which received $28 million for its programs in sub-Saharan Africa, said she was very pleased with the Canadian government’s announcement and its “strong leadership and commitment to sexual and reproductive health and rights, the empowerment of girls and adolescents and women.”

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Darrah Teitel says U.S. cuts to the funding of women’s reproductive health will affect millions of people.

Canada’s re-engagement with Africa is driven as much by compassion and the great need for humanitarian assistance in the region as by self-interest, says International Development Minister Marie-Claude Bibeau.

Michael de Adder's political cartoons appear in publications across North America

Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould explains why the Canadian government offered an apology and settlement with Omar Khadr.

“It’s a very positive outcome here at the IMO in London,” said Andrew Dumbrille, senior specialist in sustainable shipping at WWF Canada, in a phone interview from London. “The IMO has finally agreed that this is a pressing environmental issue and it needs to be dealt with.”

Prof. Patricia Conrod explains the link found between the use of cannabis and psychosis.

As world leaders meet at the two-day G20 summit in Hamburg, Germany Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is expected to play a crucial role in bridging differences between U.S. President Donald Trump and his European allies, especially Chancellor Angela Merkel, said Tristen Naylor, a former Canadian diplomat who teaches Diplomatic Studies at Oxford University and is the deputy director of the G20 Research Group, London.