Do you know where your food comes from? In a move that is being welcomed by local Ontario farmers, a provincial bill is trying to bring more local food to your dinner table. Reporter Kelsey Johnson has the story. 

Six young men and their guide began walking from their northern Quebec community in January to send a message of indigenous solidarity in defence of land and culture. Now, more than 200 people have joined them on their journey to Ottawa. 

Canada has a strict policy against paying donors for their blood. Now two new business ventures from private companies may change this standard. Capital News Online reporter Angela Johnston gives us the story.

As apple growers prepare their crops for spring, some are taking advantage of a new government grant to help them adapt to the unpredictability of climate change. 

Reporters Marijke Large and Nic Pollock stop by The Works in Barrhaven to see how their unique staff operates. A federal report seeks to make more businesses like this restaurant.

On this, the last day of Holocaust Education Month, we sit down with Dr. Truda Rosenberg as she shares her story of survival.

The video game industry is now worth tens of billions of dollars a year. Recent releases like Halo 4 and Call of Duty: Black Ops II were so exciting to fans that many waited hours for a chance to get their hands on a copy. CapNews ventured out to attend the midnight releases to see what all the buzz was about. 

Even canine Canadians can learn to be bilingual. Meet two dogs living in Ottawa learning tricks in both English and French.

The Carp Ridge Forest Preschool is the first outdoor daycare in Canada, and the trend is catching on. More and more schools across the country are turning their concrete playgrounds into green spaces.

For the Canadian Forces, fitness begins in the gym and is tested on the battlefield. When your life depends on your fitness, forced marches and long-distance runs may not be enough. So in 2005 the Canadian Forces found CrossFit — a combination of explosive movements, Olympic weightlifting, sprinting, and gymnastics, compressed into brief bursts.  Troops compete to see how fast they can complete the workout of the day (the WOD).

Staff on Parliament Hill will be trading spaces over the next several years. A multi-million dollar renovation to the Parliament buildings will see a new home for staff, and even the House of Commons.

This November, MPs competed to see who could grow the best (or worst) moustache to raise money for prostate cancer research. Capital News Online gets an inside look at how these men really feel about their 'staches. Meet your MOmbers of Parliament.

Scientists at the National Research Council are close to finishing a new biochip that will make testing for disease-causing microbes simpler, faster and cheaper. 

Parliament is getting spruced up for the holidays— but it's more than just boughs of holly. Harmeet Singh looks into the politics behind the fa-la-la. 

The Parliamentary Press Gallery has been active almost as long as Parliament itself. The gallery is responsible for deciding which reporters have access to covering politics in the House of Commons. With its rich history on the Hill, the gallery has taken its time adapting to changes in the media landscape. One of the most contentious questions over the years? Who has what it takes to join the exclusive press club.