Pierre Poilievre

Canada has no plans to open embassies in Iran or Venezuela, says Foreign Minister Anita Anand.

Yvan Cournoyer and Caroline Quach-Thanh are among 61 people being honored with the Order of Canada.

The Liberal government will announce plans to restore 24 Sussex, the official prime minister's residence, after 11 years of vacancy due to various problems.

Carney warns Alberta's independence referendum could bring years of uncertainty.

Pierre Poilievre should lead the opposition to the destruction of Samuel de Champlain's statue in Orillia.

Calgary's government backed later curfews for a music festival, but city council did not budge.

Canada intervenes to stop housing prices from dropping by buying unsold condos to convert into rentals.

Vancouver MP Hedy Fry defends a $3.2B Liberal condo subsidy to buy unsold condos for affordable housing.

The Canadian House of Commons adjourned on Thursday until late September.

Carney attends the G7 summit without a confirmed meeting with Trump amid disagreements over NATO and trade.

Muslim and Arab Canadians are petitioning against Carney's advisory council appointments over concerns about antisemitism.

Canada faces mounting trade tensions with the U.S. amid Trump administration threats, while managing infrastructure delays like the Gordie Howe bridge and navigating domestic political divisions over social media regulation and national unity.

Poilievre and Carney clash in the House, portraying Canada as either failing or thriving economically.

Mark Carney's satisfaction rating in Quebec has dropped eight points in the last month.

Pierre Poilievre is seen as a champion for Canada and Alberta, recognizing the province's grievances.

Pierre Poilievre blames the federal government for Albertan discontent and separatist sentiment, urging Canadians to listen to their concerns.

Pierre Poilievre will urge Albertans to join other provinces to demand federal policy changes.

Liberals shift to stricter crime policies after years of reform, citing rising crime rates as a political liability.

Prime Minister Mark Carney will announce plans for the future of 24 Sussex on Friday.

Prime Minister Mark Carney defends a $1.45B plan to convert unsold B.C. condos into affordable housing.

Mark Carney plans to buy unsold Vancouver condos to create affordable housing units.

Carney's condo developer bailout plan is criticized as a hazardous move.

Pierre Poilievre says Canada has too many heritage months, with 17 recognized by the government.

Mexico’s World Cup vibe tops Canada, U.S., says Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum

Mark Carney, Canada's newly appointed middle-power leader, navigated a delicate G7 summit balancing alignment with European allies while seeking crucial face time with U.S. President Trump over trade disputes and the July 1 free trade renewal deadline.

USMCA not expected to be discussed at G7 summit, Carney says

The US proposed a 10 percent tariff on Canadian goods for failing to enforce forced labour import bans, but Canada's real problem lies domestically.

A Toronto police officer was fatally shot during an investigation tied to a US consulate shooting.

Liberals introduce bill banning social media for minors and create a digital safety commission.

Chief Justice condemns criticism of courts and judges in a statement.

Pierre Poilievre says Albertans who vote for separation are not enemies, but fellow citizens.

Is Canada’s economy in trouble? What the latest GDP and job numbers mean for you

Mark Carney openly scolds certain liberal MPs during caucus meetings when he dislikes their message.

Canada will restore 24 Sussex Drive, a historic prime ministerial residence, with funding from private donations and government security measures.

Canada lacks diplomatic presence in countries like Iran, leaving it disadvantaged.

Carney shifts to damage control on his condo developer bailout plan.

New Supreme Court justice Glenn Joyal has a record of embracing identity politics in law.

Pierre Poilievre says there are too many heritage months in Canada, with 17 recognized by the government.

Mayors in British Columbia criticize the federal and provincial governments' new housing subsidies as lacking details.

MPs officially resign, starting the byelection countdown, potentially impacting the Liberals' majority.

Pierre Poilievre opposes the K'omoks First Nation's treaty ratification, sparking pushback from the nation's chief.

Shafqat Ali, Treasury Board president, struggled to answer an opposition question in parliament, embarrassing the government.

Justin Trudeau attends the US World Cup opener to support girlfriend Katy Perry.

Finance Minister François-Phillippe Champagne testifies he followed rules on Alto high-speed rail project.

A Toronto police officer was killed during a morning raid tied to the American consulate shooting investigation.

Citizen groups, farmers, and MPs protest the Alto high-speed rail project on Parliament Hill.

Ottawa's new digital safety bill may include a social media ban for children under 16.

Pierre Poilievre says Ottawa should stop interfering in Alberta's affairs to quell separatist sentiments.

Pierre Poilievre says Alberta needs different federal policies, not a separate country.