Federal Government News

After a significant delay, the federal government has officially launched its new migration policy.

The Albanese government is expected to announce a new migration crackdown in a highly anticipated speech today.

Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that Canada is seeking private investment for its major airports, but the federal government will retain ownership of the l

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani criticized the federal government's "campaign of violence and terror" against immigrants and announced a lawsuit against the

With seven weeks remaining until Election Day, election officials are expressing concerns about potential threats from the federal government, including seized

The Federal Government has unilaterally set a new $5000 limit on allied health services for veterans, a move that has been met with widespread opposition from p

The federal government is set to distribute a one-time $150 Canada Disability Benefit supplement to eligible Canadians next week.

Former President Trump has once again proposed the idea of the federal government distributing thousands of dollars in cash to Americans, echoing previous unful

The Canadian federal government plans to make a free course on AI basics available to all Canadians by the end of the year, aiming to help citizens understand t

The Australian federal government has introduced new social media laws, leading to a clash between the major parties, Labor and Coalition, over algorithms.

The federal government is considering a ban on 'choking porn' and other reforms to protect young people from violent or misogynistic online content, according t

The federal government has pledged that household energy bills will not increase due to the growth of data centres in Australia.

The Canadian federal government has removed fish and seafood products from its counter-tariff list, just one day after imposing retaliatory measures against the

Neskantaga First Nation is seeking provincial and federal support for a new health-care facility after experiencing its second evacuation this summer, triggered

Sydney air traffic controllers have expressed grave concerns to federal safety regulators about collision risks following recent airspace redesigns, citing inad

The provincial and federal governments are allocating $1 billion to Ontario municipalities that do not charge development fees, aiming to support critical infra

Concerns have been raised that a gun buyback scheme announced by the Federal and NSW governments may be ineffective if other states and territories do not parti

New South Wales will launch Australia's largest gun buyback in decades from November 2, following a funding agreement between the state and federal governments.

The federal government has instructed provinces to prepare to restock American alcohol in anticipation of a potential tariff deal before President Trump's deadl

Climate groups assert that the federal government's work on climate adaptation is insufficient, with the Canadian Climate Institute noting little progress three

The federal government has announced a $100 million program to cover 50% of the costs for transporting Canadian-made steel by rail and water within the country.

First Nations chiefs in British Columbia are urging the federal government and Alberta to halt pipeline advancement, stating that proper consultation and cooper

California continues to lead on climate policy, contrasting with the federal government's approach, making it a bellwether for future climate action in the US.

For the third consecutive summer, the federal government is dealing with an airline labor dispute, this time involving WestJet, which is disrupting Canadian tra