Canadian Heritage

The Department of Canadian Heritage has taken legal action in order to recoup funds it doled out to a consultant accused of posting antisemitic material online, deputy minister Isabelle Mondou ...

Conservative Party MP Rachel Thomas has expressed concerns that public broadcaster CBC could receive the lion’s share of ...

An application for over $133,000 in federal funding by Laith Marouf, who openly posted antisemitic remarks online, raised "no ...

A representative for the tech giant Meta said Monday that the company plans to block access to Canadian ...

The Conservatives are demanding that the House of Commons hold an emergency debate on Bill C-11 over concerns ...

Commentary Canada’s first wave of internet speech regulation was poised to pass in the Senate this week but ...

The federal government has granted $1.2 million in funding to 16 new research projects intended to "counter online disinformation ...

An audit of purchasing practices in Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez’s department has found there is no governance committee ...

It's Bob Nicholson's turn to be grilled by the Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage. The former Hockey Canada ...

Former government-funded consultant Laith Marouf, whose group's funding was pulled because of deragotary tweets with comments such as ...

Diversity and Inclusion Minister Ahmed Hussen says he wishes he had been able to move more quickly to ...

Government subsidies to Canadian media outlets are eroding the public’s trust in reporters, MPs on the House of ...

The federal government is making progress on its pending "online harms" legislation that will regulate and censor internet ...

Former justice minister and attorney general Irwin Cotler is asking how a government-funded organization aimed at fighting racism ...

Federal Diversity Minister Ahmed Hussen was warned of a government-funded anti-racism consultant's antisemitic social media posts before they made ...

Commentary Minister Pablo Rodriguez’s Heritage Department is in a mess of its own creation. It just had to suspend ...

This year's Canada Day celebration is bringing back in-person activities across the country, but the parties usually held ...

The federal government must find a balance between its attempt to regulate foreign digital giants and public concerns ...

Although the COVID-19 pandemic has caused this year’s Canada Day to go “virtual,” it won’t dampen the spirit ...