Today in Politics

The aboriginal affairs committee studies changes to First Nations land designation policies in the second budget bill.

Same-sex marriage became one of the defining social questions of the past two decades. Relive key moments from the courthouse and Parliament.

Ministers, politicians, government officals, and policy experts from around the world visited Halifax for a fourth time to debate and analyze top security and defence issues.

Candidates have already been making their intentions known, but Wednesday was when the Liberal leadership campaign officially began.

The House of Commons has risen until Monday, Nov. 19. The Senate resumes sitting the following day.

CPAC once again broadcast the Remembrance Day ceremony from Ottawa's National War Memorial.

Three vacant federal seats will be filled on Monday, Nov. 26 after Prime Minister Stephen Harper called for byelections in Calgary Centre, Durham (Ont.) and Victoria.

Tuesday 12:40pm ET - The federal government expects higher-than-projected deficits and a one-year delay in returning to surplus.