Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, left, stands next to federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre at a Tamil heritage month reception on Jan. 30, 2023 in Ottawa. Voter weariness is a hard thing to...

Canada imposed some of the world's strictest vaccine mandates, and maintained them long after they'd ceased making any sense

Poland has been ranked as one of the worst places in Europe for queer people to live

Just 27 per cent believe Trudeau has good judgment, compared with 45 per cent for Poilievre

Ron Wallace and Tammy Nemeth: Premier Moe is right to challenge Ottawa’s unrealistic policy expectations to achieve 'net zero' emissions

Of the 7,141 cases where security screeners sent IRCC a 'non-favourable' recommendation during the years covered by the audit, 3,314 were allowed into Canada

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

The prime minister's cavalier approach to governance has eroded Canadian democracy

Politically, Ottawa and Queen’s Park have no choice now but to pay up

Removing control over natural resources from provinces won't change that

The Liberal government has created a plethora of security agencies and offices that are neither independent nor effective at protecting national security

Every economic indicator went down except . . . the debt

Prime minister targets New Brunswick premier over policy of informing parents about their child changing genders

Justin Trudeau’s story was always fated to be a tragedy

Notley was Smith's local opponent in the election. Trudeau is Alberta's overarching foe

The Hon. Pierre Poilievre, Leader of the Conservative Party of Canada and the Official Opposition, gave a speech a meet and greet with supporters at the Parkway Convention Centre . Wednesday, July 19...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau today criticized Benjamin Netanyahu's position on Palestinian statehood after the Israeli president claimed in a nationally-televised speech that the so-called "two-st...

Ottawa is increasingly isolated internationally in its fervour to achieve net zero emissions

The new government says the green transition "must be fair" as it sets out its energy policy.

Why let pesky little details get in the way of a good smear campaign?

Justin Trudeau is looking for 'full buy-in' from opposition parties to launch 'any next process'

Delay by then-public safety minister left little time before the 2021 election for spy agency to monitor Michael Chan

It is not unreasonable for parents to have concerns about the sudden wave of secrecy in schools around gender identity

Feelings of regional division, or voter feelings of apathy or distrust, could be the result of a Canadian political culture that is increasingly populist and small-minded

We should expect to see overdose deaths drop drastically while many more people with addiction find their path to a better life in recovery

Untreated mental illness and 'prolific offenders' have left a rising number of Canadians fearing for their safety

Poll finds Conservatives are now the favourite party of unionized Canadians

In one fell swoop, the premier has managed to incite the ire of Canada's liberal elite

Government has failed at its real responsibilities: public safety and national defence

Liberal 'cash-for-access' events may have allowed prospective superior court applicants to meet with top cabinet ministers

The only way to feel confident about future Canadian living standards is to avoid looking at the data

Did Trade Minister Mary Ng forget she was a personal friend of the media adviser given contracts by her ministry?

CALGARY - United Conservative leader Danielle Smith says she would aim to lower the level of political polarization in Alberta if her party wins what has been a tight and often bitter election race.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was voted Canada’s worst leader over the past 55 years in a public opinion poll of 1,000 Canadians conducted by Research Co.

Canadians feel unsafe after the 2019 Liberal bill that made it easier for violent offenders to get bail

In the face of expensive new federal energy regulations creeping over the horizon compounded with an ever-rising cost of living, Alberta has confirmed its choice for a defender: Danielle Smith. Smith...

The world’s respect for Canada has taken a nosedive

Disastrous $28 billion EV battery subsidies could amount to a $15 billion loss for taxpayers

'Are you honestly saying that it’s society’s fault if a repeat violent offender commits 60 or 70 offences?'

OTTAWA - The Liberal government is assessing how painful China's retaliation would be if Canada decides to expel a diplomat accused of targeting Conservative MP Michael Chong and his relatives in...

Special rapporteur's personal and professional connections go back decades: 'He’s obviously both in love with and infatuated by the PRC'

Fewer than one in four Canadians believe that the federal government is spending on the right things, while two in three say their tax burden is too high

The adulation was never enough, and it was never unanimous

Alberta energy minister Energy Sonya Savage (left) was critical of the statement from Joe Biden’s national security adviser, Jake Sullivan, which called for additional oil production from OPEC.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has been put on blast for not cooperating with the ongoing investigations into Chinese election interference.

Johnston seems to have been more focused on absolving the PM than using his unique entrée into the intelligence world to sound the alarm

His continued presence in the woeful foreign interference saga is damaging our democratic institutions

OTTAWA - The New Democrats have used their agreement with the Liberal government as leverage to push for more ways to save Canadians money in the next federal budget, leader Jagmeet Singh says.

The risk is real. And thus the threat may be an effective strategy.

China has declared a Canadian diplomat as 'persona non grata' in retaliation for Ottawa's expulsion of a Chinese consular official.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau thumbs through the First Report by David Johnston, Independent Special Rapporteur on Foreign Interference, as he holds a press conference on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on...