The federal Conservative Leader said on Wednesday that transgender women should not be allowed in women’s change rooms and public washrooms

A new poll shows the Conservative Party and its leader have a healthy lead over the Liberal Party and Justin Trudeau

Ms. Lewis is sponsoring a petition initiated by a B.C. resident that calls for Canada to withdraw from the organization to bring it before Parliament

The federal Conservative Leader said on Wednesday that transgender women should not be allowed in women’s change rooms and public washrooms

Though he is not directly to blame for this latest humiliation, Justin Trudeau’s foreign policy lies in shambles

Stephen Harper calls for end of ‘naive globalism’ responding to Chinese political interference

Fifty-three per cent of respondents say Canada should accept fewer immigrants than the federal government’s 465,000 goal for 2023

PMO says invite came after Hunka’s name had been proposed by the Canadian Ukrainian Congress, along with other members of Canada’s Ukrainian community

Poilievre’s comments are his first elaboration of his views since Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced a series of policies limiting transgender rights

The revelation prompted Commons Speaker Anthony Rota to issue a rebuke Tuesday over the failure to fully answer written questions

Speaking in Vancouver today, the federal Conservative Leader says he was asked multiple times by the cabin crew to speak and the union should be the one apologizing

MP Wayne Long and former cabinet member Catherine McKenna have added to the voices calling on Trudeau to resign, as concern grows that the party is heading toward a disastrous general election

Tories claim Trudeau misled the House of Commons when he said in September that he had no knowledge of Yaroslav Hunka

Mr. Poilievre earlier this week confirmed his campaign had paid the legal expenses of whistle-blower Debra Jodoin

Conservatives said Greg Fergus should resign after he booted Pierre Poilievre out of Question Period but the Speaker’s office flatly rejected the demand

Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly expels Indian foreign intelligence agency’s head of Canadian operations

Alberta’s pension rebellion and Saskatchewan’s war on the carbon tax demonstrate the price the country pays when Ottawa gets heavy-handed

The Globe and Mail reported earlier this week that the unredacted version of findings identifies some, though not all, of the parliamentarians accused of collaborating with foreign governments for...

Bill C-63 was introduced last month and would usher in measures to combat hate online, allowing people to complain to Canada’s Human Rights Commission about hateful posts

Scheer revealed his decision 24 hours after The Globe contacted the party seeking confirmation that the Conservative Fund is paying tuition fees for four of his five children

A planned visit by the PM at the Stampede, a key stop in the political summer barbeque circuit, has been cancelled, say sources

Honking is a common way of showing support at picket lines and the union is considering legal options to defend its member, PSAC says

Prime Minister says he plans to move forward with probe, government wants to ensure whoever leads the inquiry can do so without ‘partisan toxicity’

Any supervised consumption site near a school or playground would be closed under a Conservative government, he added

Conservative Party supporters in Canada are more likely to believe pro-Kremlin narratives than Liberals and New Democrats, poll suggests

Jagmeet Singh told reporters that he received a briefing last week from Trudeau and a second briefing from Canadian security officials on the mid-June killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar

The poll is based on phone surveys of more than 1,000 randomly selected Canadians

The Opposition Leader says he wants Parliament declared an essential service so a reduced number of MPs can resume their House of Commons duties

The program is under scrutiny over increasing use to fill low-wage positions, while experts question growing reliance on foreign workers as unemployment rises

Unhappy Mennonites had threatened to undermine confidence in Pierre Poilievre in not one but two ridings, but the Conservatives easily held both seats

Directors of a charitable foundation made thousands of dollars of personal donations to the riding association in August 2021 while Canada was in the middle of a general election

The motion will need support of the NDP to succeed as the Bloc Québécois sides with the Tories

The parties say any further hearings could put probes by the Canada Border Services Agency, which produced the report, and the RCMP at risk

It’s worth pausing to reflect on the damage Mr. Trudeau has inflicted on Canadian unity after eight years in power

The poll also suggests the most important issues to Canadians are economic growth and jobs, followed by taxes and finances

India says Canada is ‘promoting secessionism and inciting violence against Indian diplomats’

Canada’s economic policies discourage entrepreneurship and wealth creation and replace them with handouts to every significant lobby and activist group

Domestic abuse survivor rips Liberal MP Anita Vandenbeld for re-victimizing her at parliamentary committee meeting

Stephen Brown says Trudeau hasn’t followed through on promises he made to the Muslim community in the 2015 election that brought him to power

Trudeau calls meeting on foreign interference with two of the country’s top security officials, Conservative MP Michael Chong

Natural Resources Canada paid KPMG $669,650 for ‘options to ensure that Canadians’ tax dollars are being used efficiently’

Pierre Poilievre says he would bring defence spending up to NATO target of 2 per cent of annual economic output

The Conservatives raised nearly $35.3-million in 2023, according to reports filed with Elections Canada, while The Liberals placed a distant second, bringing in just $15.6-million

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Google says it will not block SOS safety alerts or information about wildfires or floods, or other crisis situations

The poll found 68 per cent of surveyed Canadians want the names of the elected officials to be released and for them to have an opportunity to publicly explain their actions

The Conservative MP should have been told about allegations that the Chinese government sought to influence him by intimidating his family in China

Rona Ambrose, who was interim Conservative leader after the party’s 2015 election defeat, says Canada did make some concessions to get a deal but it also made some important gains

Financial returns filed with Elections Canada show Pierre Poilievre’s team paid $37,000 to two law firms that represented Debra Jodoin

The House unanimously passed a motion declaring Kristian Firth to be in contempt of Parliament

Public Safety Minister Dominic LeBlanc says it would be irresponsible to identify the parliamentarians referenced in Monday’s bombshell watchdog report

Poilievre’s 15-minute housing video has been viewed millions of times. It’s a nail and the Liberals are starting to look like a coffin

Heritage Minister Pascale St-Onge says CBC president Catherine Tait should be ‘transparent’ about whether bonuses are given or not

New bill would also outlaw the export of live horses to be fattened for slaughter, with those found guilty facing a fine of up to $250,000 or a two-year jail term

The levy represents the worst example of the Trudeau government’s heavy-handed approach to federal-provincial relations

Groups in Canada subject to Beijing intimidation tactics disappointed, say the government should call an inquiry headed by a judge with subpoena powers

The Conservatives seized on Parliamentary Budget Officer Yves Giroux’s disclosure that the federal government has internal findings that it is keeping under wraps

Housing minister Steve Clark should resign if there is to be any accountability after the auditor-general’s report found his chief of staff put together a process that gave preferential treatment to...

The MP from Durham has gone from being the underdog to challenging front-runner Peter MacKay

Justice Mosley’s ruling says the act’s invocation was unreasonable because ‘threat to the security of Canada’ did not mean a general danger to the Canadian way of life

Premier Scott Moe hopes to pressure Ottawa into dropping all levies on heating fuels with natural-gas plan

Global Affairs says $100-million has already been raised, on top of the federal government’s contribution, with an aim to reach $1-billion over the next 15 years.

In times of crisis, systems matter, but leadership matters, too

Bea Bruske criticized ‘anti-worker laws’ and ‘union-busting acts’ of small-c conservative parties across the country

After 20 years in office, Mr. Angus says it’s time to ‘pass the baton’ as boundary changes add 20,000 square kilometres of territory to his riding

Erin O’Toole learned this in a briefing with the Canadian Security Intelligence Service Friday

Quebec RCMP are looking into whether Imam Adil Charkaoui committed a hate crime when he called for the extermination of ‘Zionist aggressors’

‘Canada’s commitment to our region is highly appreciated and everybody in the region looks highly to Canada’s position,’ said Jordan’s ambassador to Canada

The Mood of Canada poll by Nanos Research and the Institute for Research on Public Policy shows that approval ratings for Mr. Trudeau have slid each year the Liberals have been in government

Auditor-General Karen Hogan’s report anticipated to provide detailed look into federal government’s oversight of app for international travellers

Concerns were raised Thursday that the government’s position could be weakened by the expected departure of key political staff who have been negotiating with Google

David Vigneault tells MPs Chinese hacking and espionage has been a serious threat since Xi Jinping became president

Tait told MPs that the CBC is accountable to all Canadians and not to politicians, and that its journalists work independently of corporate management

The poll found 68 per cent of surveyed Canadians want the names of the elected officials to be released and for them to have an opportunity to publicly explain their actions

Nanos polling in April shows the Liberals at 30 per cent compared with Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives at 35 per cent

Pascale Fournier, who resigned along with eight other board members on April 10, says she wanted a forensic audit of the donation

Conservatives said Greg Fergus should resign after he booted Pierre Poilievre out of Question Period but the Speaker’s office flatly rejected the demand

Interim commissioner testified Tuesday after the House ethics committee invited him to explain the rules governing travel, gifts in wake of PM’s controversial Jamaican holiday

Ahmed Fouad Mostafa Eldidi, 62, and his son, Mostafa Eldidi, 26, were arrested in Richmond Hill, Ont. on July 28 and face nine different terrorism charges, including conspiracy to commit murder on...

PBO report takes a closer look at major announcements to support projects by Volkswagen in St. Thomas, Ont., and Stellantis-LG Energy Solutions in Windsor

Party leader has let his American passport lapse and is in process of renouncing citizenship with Washington, campaign director says

Justin Trudeau’s policy shift was followed by a separate statement that also called for a ceasefire but used different language

The Liberals, who have pledged to ban and buy back military-style assault rifles in addition to letting municipalities impose individual handgun bans, say Conservative plan would ‘weaken’ gun control

Pierre Poilievre arguing that beleaguered Ukrainians are going to have to pay a devastating carbon tax because Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has saddled them with it in a trade deal is pure fabrica...

Twenty federal tax agency employees have lost their jobs for claiming CERB benefits and 600 are still being reviewed. Why won’t CRA say if the police have been called in?

The SNC-Lavalin affair has led many to suspect government meddling in the Norman case as well. The difference? This time, the evidence isn’t there

Secret briefings for PMO in 2023 say China interfered in both 2019 and 2021 elections, inquiry told

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is asking the RCMP to expand its investigation into contracting issues at the CBSA

Arif Virani said new power could restrain behaviour of someone with a track record of hateful conduct

Public Safety Minister Dominic LeBlanc initially promised the commission would have full access to secret records

The Liberal Leader accused the Conservatives of ‘running against climate action’ in the campaign for the Oct. 21 federal election.

Conservatives say committee hearings necessary to hold government accountable after documents were withheld for years

Ottawa’s close political and economic ties to the U.S. means ‘we must certainly prepare several scenarios’ if it takes a far-right shift, Joly says

Bernadette Clement says Andrew Scheer’s social media post prompted angry calls to her office, racist abuse online, and a threatening phone call from a man saying he was coming to her house

Officials at Public Services and Procurement Canada expressed frustration at the lack of information coming from CBSA, which was primarily responsible for the ArriveCan project

The Canada Border Services Agency says it is ‘strongly committed to ensuring the safety and security of Canadians’ and deporting people guilty of criminal offences is a priority

Ferreri says her post was ‘inartfully worded,’ and that while cost-of-living can increase social problems, it is ‘in no way’ an excuse for human trafficking

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Opposition party spokesperson says a Conservative government would invest in defence