Maxime Bernier’s new party stakes out classical liberal values
People’s Party of Canada supporters may hate liberals, but that depends how you define the term Don Pittis · CBC... View Article
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Liberals to face ‘louder’ criticism at home over NAFTA, Conservatives vow
Katie Simpson · CBC News Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is about to become the target of sharp criticism at home over... View Article
‘I am really, really upset with this’: Trudeau, in leaked video from meeting with FSIN, unhappy with ‘time management’
by Alex MacPherson, Saskatoon StarPhoenix Prime Minister Justin Trudeau appears frustrated with the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations’ “time management”... View Article
Trudeau Apologizes Again – Trudeau SJW
Trudeau to apologize Nov. 7 for 1939 decision to turn away Jewish refugees fleeing Nazis On November 7, the Liberal... View Article
Guns, border crossers top list of concerns Liberal MPs bring to caucus retreat
By Joan Bryden, The Canadian Press Liberal backbenchers are pushing for action on gun violence and irregular border crossers as... View Article
Bernier’s new party draws first public backers from leadership supporters
By Janice Dickson , The Canadian Press A dragon, a marijuana activist and a former Tory MP who backed maverick... View Article
Tory says he met with Trudeau about Ford’s plan to use notwithstanding clause
John Rieti · CBC News Mayor John Tory says Torontonians don’t want to see “election meddling” — they want to... View Article
4.5 Billion Pipeline – Canadian NAFTA Lightweights
Canadian Appeals Court Rules Against Trans Mountain Pipeline The federal appeal court in Canada ruled on August 30 that the... View Article
Weed-killing chemical found in pasta, cereal and cookies sold in Canada
CTVNews.ca Staff From Cheerios to Oreos to chocolate glazed Timbits, a controversial weed-killing chemical has been found in several popular... View Article
Judge strikes down bill to reduce Toronto council size
By The Canadian Press An Ontario judge has struck down the provincial government’s efforts to slash the size of Toronto... View Article
Canada-U.S. deal could come by the weekend, Trump and Mexican official hint, as Trudeau digs in
By Daniel DaleWashington Bureau Chief Mexico and the U.S. hinted Wednesday that a NAFTA deal was possible within days —... View Article
Can Andrew Scheer lead conservatives to success?
by Bob Plamondon Bob Plamondon is the author of The Shawinigan Fox: How Jean Chrétien Defied the Elites and Reshaped... View Article
Protesters gather outside Trudeau’s Liberal fundraiser in Edmonton to call for more action on Phoenix pay system
By Phil Heidenreich In the hours before attending a Liberal fundraiser at a south Edmonton hotel on Wednesday, Prime Minister... View Article
Even Liberals agree with Tories that Sir John-A’s statue shouldn’t have been removed, poll finds
Stuart Thomson Seventy per cent of Canadians believe that a statue of Sir John A. Macdonald that stood outside Victoria’s... View Article
Separatism may be on the rise in Alberta after Trans Mountain decision: Kenney
by Rachel Gilmore, Power Play producer Alberta’s loyalty to Canada may be waning after the justice system dealt a blow... View Article