Pierre Poilievre

Prime Minister Mark Carney secured an unelected majority government after floor-crossers joined his party.

Canada solved the Long Ballots problem by having voters write in candidate names instead of printing lengthy ballots.

The government considers changing environmental laws to expedite resource projects.

Pierre Poilievre urges Canadian conservatives to continue fighting at the Canada Strong and Free Network congress.

Carney appeals to young men alienated under Trudeau with trade policies and masculine persona.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre demands Prime Minister Mark Carney clarify Canada's negotiating leverage against the United States in upcoming trade talks, specifically questioning whether energy and minerals will serve as bargaining tools as the country seeks tariff elimination and commercial agreement renewal.

Conservatives consider banning social media for minors, weighing party support and potential backlash.

Most Albertans polled are not confident a new pipeline will be built despite a recent memorandum of understanding.

Prime Minister Mark Carney dismissed Conservative MP Jamil Jivani's Washington trip, asserting Canada's government remains the sole official negotiator with the United States on trade matters, while U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer emphasized "America First" policies at a chamber event attended by roughly forty Canadian officials and lawmakers.

Conservative MP Jamil Jivani met with U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer in Washington alongside colleagues and Canadian Ambassador Mark Wiseman amid ongoing trade negotiations between Canada and the Trump administration.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a 25-billion-dollar sovereign fund to finance major infrastructure projects, leveraging unexpected petroleum revenue gains from geopolitical tensions, though the fund differs significantly from Norway's model by borrowing domestically rather than investing globally.

Liberals and Conservatives debate the federal deficit, with the Liberals citing a reduced deficit and the Conservatives arguing it remains too high.

Liberals promise a smaller deficit in their spring economic update, citing improved fiscal management and higher revenues.

AI Minister Evan Solomon will meet with a group advocating for online safety after initially declining.

Canada Sunrise Expansion April 25: $4B Pipeline Approved

Liberals use majority to change committee seats, sparking Conservative concerns and questions about Canada's parliamentary democracy.

Mark Carney's credentials are scrutinized despite his impressive career and education.

Pierre Poilievre is criticized for wanting trade deal leverage revealed, likened to showing poker cards.

U.S. Senator Elissa Slotkin warned Canada against making deals with China, citing national security concerns as Canada prepares to import 49,000 Chinese-made electric vehicles at reduced tariff rates, straining U.S.-Canada trade relations.

Pierre Poilievre vows to stay on as Conservative leader despite party setbacks.

Pierre Poilievre vows to stay on as Conservative leader and keep fighting.

A vigil on Parliament Hill calls for action on the crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls.

Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre demands Prime Minister Mark Carney publicly disclose Canada's negotiating leverage, including energy and minerals, in upcoming US trade talks, contradicting Carney's refusal to characterize these resources as bargaining tools.

Canadians are split on Don Cherry's Order of Canada nomination, with 30% in favor and 29% opposed.

Prime Minister Mark Carney says there is only one negotiator for Canada, the Government of Canada.

Conservative MP Jamil Jivani led a delegation to Washington to meet U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer and Canadian business leaders, seeking to advance trade negotiations as tensions escalate over tariffs and market access disputes between the nations.

Conservatives should strategically target Mark Carney by focusing on key issues rather than losing battles.

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Canada's federal deficit is smaller than expected at $66.9 billion due to increased revenue.

Prime Minister Mark Carney launched Canada's first sovereign wealth fund with $25 billion in initial federal funding to invest in major infrastructure, energy, and technology projects, positioning it as a national savings vehicle for Canadians alongside private investors.

Canada expects a lower-than-forecasted deficit and new affordability measures in its spring fiscal update.

Mark Carney secured complete control of Canadian politics this week, achieving parliamentary majority largely due to Donald Trump's threat, which dominated elections and shaped his policy agenda from carbon tax abolition to pipeline projects.

Pierre Poilievre criticizes Mark Carney over Canada's failing US trade, urging him to focus on tariffs.

Canadian ambassador to the US Mark Wiseman apologizes for sending English-only invitations to MPs.

Mark Carney attempts environmental regulatory reform, facing criticism from within his own party.

Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre faces internal criticism and doubts about his leadership.

Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre delivered an underwhelming speech at the Canada Strong and Free Network conference.

Prime Minister Mark Carney will consult an advisory committee to fill growing vacant Senate seats.

Poilievre criticizes Carney for wasting a year on a potential Alberta pipeline decision.

Alberta separatists are confident they will gather enough signatures to trigger a referendum on independence.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney criticized Pierre Poilievre and Donald Trump over unproductive U.S. tariff negotiations, exposing political divisions as Canada faces escalating trade disputes and seeks reduced American economic dependence.

Prime Minister Mark Carney disagrees with a B.C. Supreme Court decision on Indigenous land title claims.

The Liberal government's plan to simplify the disability tax credit application is being welcomed by opposition and advocates.

Conservative MPs, including Jamil Jivani who has ties to U.S. Vice President JD Vance, traveled to Washington for networking discussions as Opposition Leader Pierre Poilievre urged Prime Minister Carney to leverage all relationships to secure favorable trade deals with the Trump administration.

Carney's fiscal update misrepresents Canada's financial reality with misleading deficit figures and new spending announcements.

Alberta's UCP maintains strong support three years into their mandate with a 49% vote share.

Prime Minister Mark Carney announces Canada's first sovereign wealth fund, the Canada Strong Fund, with $25 billion in initial funding.

Pierre Poilievre demands Mark Carney cap the federal deficit at $31 billion ahead of the spring economic update.

Canada urgently explores options to boost oil production amid Iran-caused supply disruptions, considering delayed maintenance and alternative rail transport to stabilize volatile global crude markets and strengthen international energy security.

Canadian officials, including Mark Carney and Pierre Poilievre, released competing social media videos responding to Trump administration trade demands, including lifting U.S. liquor restrictions, while Liberals moved to control parliamentary committees following their majority.