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Liberal Leader Mark Carney said he will not be dropping Paul Chiang from the race in Markham–Unionville, despite the candidate’s comments about handing over a Conservative candidate to Chinese authorities to collect a lucrative bounty. Carney said he was “deeply offended” by those comments and said they demonstrated a “terrible lapse of judgment,” but believes this episode amounts to a...
Carney's doctorate in economics from Oxford shows 10 instances of apparent plagiarism, according to academics who reviewed the material
Mark Carney signalled last month he is willing to call an early general election should he become Liberal leader. While Canadians may be looking at job losses and a recession in the next few weeks due to U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to launch a trade war with a close ally and partner, they could also be called to the...
Liberal leadership candidate Mark Carney has not yet resigned from his multiple international board positions, despite claiming this week that he had stepped down from all his roles to be “all in” on his bid to become Canada’s next prime minister. National Post contacted nearly two dozen organizations that Carney had public links to until recently. While he resigned from...
The prime minister faces calls to resign, with some Liberals saying it is the only hope the party has against the Conservatives.As Prime Minister Justin Trudeau prepares to name his new cabinet, some Liberals say the chance of serving in it has lost its appeal, following the chaos-causing departure of Chrystia Freeland.
Don Meredith is on trial, facing three counts of sexual assault and one count of criminal harassment against a former employee from when he was a senator
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Monday called violent protests that took place outside a NATO meeting days prior “absolutely unacceptable” and said he expects the perpetrators to face consequences. “As a democracy, as a country that will always defend freedom of speech, it’s important for people to be able to go out and protest and express their anger, their disagreements...
Trudeau's attempt to revive his 'Team Canada' approach comes after more than a year of the Liberals releasing videos attacking Poilievre by comparing him to Trump. If Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is counting on his Conservative opponent to offer support as the Liberals navigate a second Donald Trump presidency, he shouldn’t.
Sophie Grégoire said she suffered from chronic stress as a result of threats to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and her family, and said their split still hurts to this day. Grégoire, 49, was a guest during a virtual wellness summit called “Bouncing Back from a Broken Heart” on Friday where she discussed the end of her 18-year marriage to Trudeau...
One of Jean Chrétien’s closest advisors is making the case for Justin Trudeau to leave politics to embrace a bigger cause — the unity of his country. Eddie Goldenberg, who was Chrétien’s right-hand man for decades and served as chief of staff and senior policy advisor during his years in power, penned a piece called “Justin Trudeau’s Obligation to Canada”...
Liberal MP Sean Casey said he was still hopeful until last week that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau would decide to step down and trigger a leadership race, but that has not happened, and Casey felt he owed it to his constituents to speak out.
Parliament has been seized by a question of privilege regarding the so-called green slush fund for the past week. But should that get sorted, MPs will be turning their attention to a second question of privilege — this time, about the “other Randy” controversy. At the heart of the issue is whether Employment Minister Randy Boissonnault breached ethics laws in...
Conservatives are not committing to implementing the BQ’s desired boost for benefits for seniors 65 to 74 if they form government — but if they do, it will come at the expense of finding $16 billion in savings over five years, says the leader’s Quebec lieutenant. Pierre Poilievre’s caucus raised a few eyebrows when it supported a Bloc Québécois motion...
Anaida Poilievre has been taking on a more prominent role in helping husband Pierre campaign to become the next prime minister of Canada, and is not shy to share her views, whether it’s about the Venezuelan election results or CTV’s recent blunder.
Employment Minister Randy Boissonnault admitted he briefly spoke on the phone and exchanged text messages with his former business partner in 2022, but only because Purolator mistakenly reached out to him about an account. Boissonnault was on the hot seat at the House of Commons ethics committee on Thursday for the second time in recent months to answer questions about...
Liberals will be entering a new parliamentary session next week with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at the helm of the party, still 20 points behind in the polls with no apparent plan to reverse course and with its deal with the NDP ripped to shreds.And there is a possibility that the Liberals lose a seat in a Montreal stronghold, too.
The PM's chances of winning a fourth term range from slim to none. Here's 10 who could step up if he steps down
While developments in U.S. presidential politics unfold with lighting speed, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is enjoying quiet walks on the beach as he vacations in British Columbia, seemingly untroubled by any pressure to step aside for his party, as President Joe Biden recently did.
Conservatives are promising to scrap the proposed federal online harms bill after the latest report from the Parliamentary Budget Officer (PBO) found that it would create more than $200 million in new bureaucracy. Bill C-63 would establish three new entities: the Digital Safety Commission, which is mandated to enforce the act and has the power to issue monetary penalties and...
'Byelections are byelections. They're not general elections,' the public safety minister said. Two Liberal cabinet ministers from New Brunswick are distancing themselves from their colleague’s call for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to resign.
Conservatives insist that some committees should keep sitting to continue investigating ethical concerns concerning the Liberal government
NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh said he is more convinced than ever that fellow parliamentarians are “wittingly” engaging in foreign interference after reading the unredacted version of a bombshell report and that they are “traitors” to Canada. On Wednesday, Singh became the second party leader to read the entire report by the National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians (NSICOP) but...
Parliament Hill remained in the dark Wednesday about which MPs are “wittingly” helping foreign powers after a shocking intelligence report alleged some MPs receive help from countries like China and India.
Canada is good at pointing fingers at other countries but is missing in action on the international scene when it is most needed, said former Liberal deputy prime minister and foreign affairs minister John Manley on the podcast The Global Exchange.Manley, who famously said two decades ag
MPs could be meeting as soon as Wednesday to discuss Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s holiday vacation to Jamaica that was a $84,000 gift from family friends. Michael Barrett, a Conservative MP and ethics critic, said in a video posted on X that the parliamentary committee on ethics is being recalled this week because “it’s extremely important” that MPs find out...