Pierre Poilievre

Donald Trump's actions have boosted Ontario Premier Doug Ford's popularity.

Trade talks between the US and Canada collapse amid last-minute demands and insults.

Pierre Poilievre asks Prime Minister Mark Carney to reconvene Parliament after trade talks collapse.

Conservatives demand Canada release details of the failed US trade deal.

Québec's election campaign is impacted by Donald Trump's aggressive trade tactics.

Canada and the US are on the brink of a trade war after failed negotiations.

Jewish groups urge Ottawa to ban militia allegedly tied to Toronto shootings.

Pierre Poilievre has a path to survival as Conservative leader, experts say.

Canadian and American trade negotiators remain deadlocked as Canada rejects Washington's latest tariff proposal ahead of Trump's August 19 deadline for imposing fifty percent levies on hundreds of Canadian goods alongside existing sectoral tariffs.

Quebec's dairy industry poses a challenge to a new US trade deal for Canada.

Prime Minister Carney faces political and economic pressure to strike a trade deal with Trump's administration through tariff threats, risking his reputation for competence while Canada loses manufacturing jobs amid negotiations over military procurement, dairy, and digital taxes.

The federal government announces a $100 million program to cover half of shipping steel costs in Canada by rail and water.

Doug Ford urges Ottawa to extend or make permanent the federal gas tax reduction.

Ontario Conservative MP Larry Brock will resign from Parliament in September to join the Brantford Crown Attorney's office.

Conservative Leader Poilievre criticized Prime Minister Carney for making concessions before negotiating a U.S. trade deal, while Carney emphasized aluminum prices rose 58 percent under American tariffs and pursued negotiations ahead of the August 19 deadline on threatened 50 percent tariffs affecting 29 billion dollars in Canadian goods.

Conservatives are reinventing themselves under Pierre Poilievre's leadership with a populist message.

CBC reverses policy, now calling 9/11 attacks terrorism without attribution.

Prime Minister Carney's walkout from U.S. trade talks boosts his popularity but threatens Canada's economy, as Trump retaliates with tariff threats while Carney must balance nationalist sentiment with urgent negotiations to prevent job losses.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre demands Prime Minister Mark Carney convene Parliament to address the US trade war, requesting disclosure of rejected trade agreement terms and clarification on impacts to Canadian food prices, employment in steel, aluminum, lumber and auto sectors amid 50 percent tariffs on 28 billion dollars in Canadian.

Conservative MP Shuvaloy Majumdar demanded the government release complete details of a failed Canada-U.S. trade deal, seeking transparency on negotiations that collapsed between the two nations.

Trump says Canada wants US state benefits after trade talks collapse.

Jivani calls Prime Minister Carney's tariff response an overreaction that will accelerate conflict.

Canada's tech industry warns entrepreneurs are departing for the U.S. in record numbers, with 517 U.S.-based firms founded by Canadian entrepreneurs collectively raising over $400 billion, as departure rates more than doubled since 2023 amid intensifying brain drain concerns.

Replacing Pierre Poilievre won't solve the Conservatives' problems as deep divisions will persist.

Negotiators rush to finalize a trade deal before Trump's August 19 tariff deadline.

Conservatives call for Liberals to block lenient sentences for immigrant criminals to prevent deportation.

Poll suggests Canadians trust Mark Carney over Pierre Poilievre due to style disadvantage.

Carney leads Poilievre due to trust and personal vibes rather than policy differences, a new poll suggests.

Canada's government faces criticism from conservatives over economic management and spending.

Conservative MP Larry Brock will resign next month, triggering a federal byelection in Ontario.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney faces scrutiny over a Canadian intern's arrest for espionage at NATO headquarters in Belgium.

Pierre Poilievre dismisses reviving the Labrador border debate, citing Quebecers' lack of interest.

Mark Carney demonstrates strategic political instincts, blending Chrétien and Mulroney styles.

Trump's administration interferes in Quebec's campaign, publicly and without shame.

Trump threatens 50% tariff on Canadian autos and trucks by January 1.

Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre demands Prime Minister Mark Carney reconvene Parliament after rejecting a U.S. trade deal, triggering fifty percent tariffs on twenty-eight billion dollars in Canadian goods and retaliatory measures amid broader trade tensions.

Trump claims Canada wants US state benefits after trade talks collapse.

Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney imposes retaliatory tariffs on the US after trade talks break down.

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew urges Canada to fight for favorable trade terms with the US.

Canada faces US tariff deadline with no trade deal in sight.

Conservative MP Shuv Majumdar says Mark Carney has a weak hand in Trump negotiations due to Liberal concessions.

A study claims government spending on corporate welfare is wasteful and could be replaced with business tax relief.

Alberta reviews its emergency alert system after a Calgary boy's multi-week search ended in tragedy.

Canada's 2026 by-elections are expected to cost over $24 million.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre urges Prime Minister Mark Carney to resist Trump administration demands in ongoing trade negotiations, citing Canada's previous concessions on digital taxes, tariffs, and bridge revenues as insufficient.

Liberals may swing Conservative MP Larry Brock's seat in a byelection, a gap of 11 percentage points being not insurmountable.

Conservative MP Larry Brock will resign in September to return to his old job as a prosecutor in Ontario.

Canadian and U.S. trade officials meet in Washington for the second time in two weeks to negotiate a comprehensive trade deal before Trump's threatened tariffs on Canadian imports take effect August 19th.

Prime Minister Mark Carney shamed Canadians on Emancipation Day by lecturing on history without acknowledging the country's role in abolishing slavery.