Conservatives say they’re ‘confident’ Mark Norman will expose more Liberal wrongdoing
By Peter Mazereeuw ‘At the appropriate time, we hope to meet with him,’ says Conservative MP and foreign affairs critic... View Article
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How the Liberals spent the week blaming everyone else for the Mark Norman fiasco
by Murray Brewster Who was at fault? According to the government, nobody — or maybe everybody There’s a time-honoured tradition... View Article
‘They should be nervous’: Liberals now focusing ‘completely’ on election readiness in regional, national caucus meetings
By Abbas Rana The Liberals will be under attack from all sides in the next election campaign, but Liberals say... View Article
Even With Fewer Seats, Justin Trudeau Should Try To Form Minority: Elizabeth May
By Althia Raj Elizabeth May has high hopes for the 2019 federal election. If the 2019 election ends up in... View Article
Think this is bad? Imagine a Liberal minority backed by Greens
by Don Braid, Calgary Herald Take a wary look at British Columbia; a shaky NDP government, supported by three Greens,... View Article
Canadians are primed for some Trump-style populism
by Shannon Proudfoot A new survey finds half of Canadians are open to populism given their distrust of government and... View Article
Voters head to the polls in Newfoundland and Labrador after ‘non-campaign’
By The Canadian Press ST. JOHN’S, N.L. — Voters in Newfoundland and Labrador head to the polls today to decide... View Article
Bank of Canada identifies climate change as important economic weak spot
By Andy Blatchford The Bank of Canada is highlighting its expanding concerns about climate change and, for the first time,... View Article
Canada introducing digital charter to combat hate speech, misinformation
By Catherine Levesque , The Canadian Press A new digital charter will dictate how the country will combat hate speech,... View Article
B.C. union leaders ‘not happy’ with Jagmeet Singh
By Alex Ballingall Union leaders in British Columbia say they are bewildered and disappointed that federal NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh... View Article
Feds ‘deeply concerned’ by China’s arrests of Canadians Kovrig, Spavor
By The Canadian Press Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale says the government is “deeply concerned” about China’s decision to formally... View Article
Voters are opting for change at a rapid clip — and that’s bad news for Justin Trudeau
Éric Grenier · CBC News Not since the Great Depression have more governments been defeated on one PM’s watch Not... View Article
Alberta premier Jason Kenney says provincial carbon tax will die May 30
By Dean Bennett Premier Jason Kenney says Alberta’s carbon tax has about two weeks to live. Kenney says the Carbon... View Article
Kenney to lower business tax rate to bring back the ‘Alberta Advantage’
CTV Edmonton Premier Jason Kenney has announced his government’s new plan to create jobs in Alberta, and the message may... View Article
Jason Kenney’s government responds to ‘urgency’ over millions in unpaid oilpatch property taxes
By Mike De Souza in News, Energy, Politics As small towns write off millions of dollars in unpaid taxes from Alberta’s slumping... View Article