'Why would I enter a burning building?' Some Liberals say a chance at Trudeau's cabinet not worth it
The prime minister faces calls to resign, with some Liberals saying it is the only hope the party has against...
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'I was feeling trapped': Ex-senator's former employee describes alleged sexual assaults
Don Meredith is on trial, facing three counts of sexual assault and one count of criminal harassment against a former...
Trudeau says he expects Montreal rioters to be 'pursued and punished'
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Monday called violent protests that took place outside a NATO meeting days prior “absolutely unacceptable”...
From 'maple syrup MAGA' to 'Team Canada': Why Liberals shouldn't count on Poilievre as they navigate Trump
Trudeau's attempt to revive his 'Team Canada' approach comes after more than a year of the Liberals releasing videos attacking...
'It hurts': Sophie Grégoire speaks on cutting ties and bouncing back from heartbreak
Sophie Grégoire said she suffered from chronic stress as a result of threats to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and her...
No ‘time to waste’: Jean Chrétien's former right-hand man asks Justin Trudeau to step down
One of Jean Chrétien’s closest advisors is making the case for Justin Trudeau to leave politics to embrace a bigger...
'There was wishful thinking that he'd come to his senses': Liberal MP Sean Casey explains why he's calling for Trudeau to go
Liberal MP Sean Casey said he was still hopeful until last week that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau would decide to...
Liberal minister's former business associate could soon be found in contempt in 'other Randy' saga
Parliament has been seized by a question of privilege regarding the so-called green slush fund for the past week. But...
Why Conservatives are supporting an increase for old age pensions — and why it's risky
Conservatives are not committing to implementing the BQ’s desired boost for benefits for seniors 65 to 74 if they form...
Anaida Poilievre discusses stoicism and feminism in first podcast interview
Anaida Poilievre has been taking on a more prominent role in helping husband Pierre campaign to become the next prime...
Boissonnault admits he spoke to business partner in 2022 as MPs try to find the 'other Randy'
Employment Minister Randy Boissonnault admitted he briefly spoke on the phone and exchanged text messages with his former business partner...
Prorogation of Parliament would present 'more risk than reward' for Liberals — unless Trudeau steps down
Liberals will be entering a new parliamentary session next week with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at the helm of the...
Who's next? The contenders to replace a troubled Justin Trudeau
The PM's chances of winning a fourth term range from slim to none. Here's 10 who could step up if...
'A caucus sleepwalking to its death': Liberals show little interest in following U.S. Democrats' upheaval
While developments in U.S. presidential politics unfold with lighting speed, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is enjoying quiet walks on the...
Poilievre would repeal online harms bill after PBO report finds $200 million in new bureaucracy
Conservatives are promising to scrap the proposed federal online harms bill after the latest report from the Parliamentary Budget Officer...
'I don't think it's constructive': Dominic LeBlanc downplays Liberal MP's call for Trudeau to resign
'Byelections are byelections. They're not general elections,' the public safety minister said. Two Liberal cabinet ministers from New Brunswick are...
Conservatives and NDP at odds over how much committee work to do over the summer
Conservatives insist that some committees should keep sitting to continue investigating ethical concerns concerning the Liberal government
Jagmeet Singh says he is 'more concerned' after reading NSICOP report, calls named MPs 'traitors'
NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh said he is more convinced than ever that fellow parliamentarians are “wittingly” engaging in foreign interference...
MPs demand names of colleagues colluding with foreign powers: 'Reflects poorly on the rest of us'
Parliament Hill remained in the dark Wednesday about which MPs are “wittingly” helping foreign powers after a shocking intelligence report...
Former Liberal foreign minister says Canada no longer 'useful' in world affairs: 'We...lost our bearings'
Canada is good at pointing fingers at other countries but is missing in action on the international scene when it...
Ethics committee to meet this week to discuss probe on Justin Trudeau's latest trip to Jamaica
MPs could be meeting as soon as Wednesday to discuss Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s holiday vacation to Jamaica that was...