Prime Minister Justin Trudeau arrives at Vince’s Market in Sharon, Ont. to make an announcement regarding a two month suspension of GST on selected...

22.11.2024 6

Campbell Clark

Trudeau’s only mistake in admitting a mistake is not doing it sooner

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau waves to the crowd after taking part in a fireside chat with Michael Scheldrick, co-founder and Chief Policy, Impact...

19.11.2024 5

Campbell Clark

A textbook case of a system set up for waste and abuse

Travellers use their phones as they line up at the Ottawa International Airport on Dec. 23, 2022. The scandal around the ArriveCan app, which was...

16.11.2024 30

Campbell Clark

Stuck in the middle, and risking union support

Cranes sit idle at the Port of Montreal on Nov. 12. Christinne Muschi/The Canadian Press Labour Minister Steven MacKinnon had to do something to...

13.11.2024 30

Campbell Clark

Sprinkle a little notwithstanding on every governing headache

Ewan Sauve, right, press attache, walks along as Quebec Premier Francois Legault walks to a news conference prior to question period at the...

08.11.2024 4

Campbell Clark

Same Trump. Different Canada. Different world

Donald Trump smiles at an election night watch party at the Palm Beach Convention Center, on Nov. 6, in West Palm Beach, Fla. Evan Vucci/The...

07.11.2024 3

Campbell Clark

Parliament has no motivation to make the process of government work

A Canada flag is backlit atop the East Block on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Oct. 31. Sean Kilpatrick/The Canadian Press Just before lunchtime on...

01.11.2024 3

Campbell Clark

Trudeau seeks to dodge the verdict of his own party

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau speaks during Question Period, in Ottawa, on Oct. 29. Adrian Wyld/The Canadian Press It’s obvious why Justin Trudeau...

30.10.2024 20

Campbell Clark

Conservative housing proposal puts Liberals on the back foot

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre speaks at a press conference in Ottawa on Oct. 28. PATRICK DOYLE/The Canadian Press The Conservatives promised...

29.10.2024 5

Campbell Clark

The day Justin Trudeau (sort of) admitted a mistake on immigration

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau holds a press conference on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Oct. 24 Sean Kilpatrick/The Canadian Press For a moment,...

25.10.2024 5

Campbell Clark

Liberals limp out of confrontation without closure

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau leaves a Liberal caucus meeting on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Ont., on Oct. 23. Patrick Doyle/Reuters Is the Liberal...

24.10.2024 10

Campbell Clark

Now it’s Poilievre facing the fire on foreign interference

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre rises during Question Period in the House of Commons, on Parliament Hill, in Ottawa, on Oct. 21. Sean...

23.10.2024 10

Campbell Clark

MPs try to tell Justin Trudeau his personal magic has become a toxic touch

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau appears as a witness at the federal inquiry into foreign interference in Ottawa on Oct. 16. Some of the Prime...

21.10.2024 30

Campbell Clark

Trudeau came to the foreign-interference inquiry to hurl a grenade at his opponent

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau appears as a witness at the Foreign Interference Commission in Ottawa on Oct. 16. Sean Kilpatrick/The Canadian Press...

17.10.2024 5

Campbell Clark

From the start, India’s expelled high commissioner came to talk tough with Ottawa

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau arrives to participate in the Intergovernmental Leaders Forum in Ottawa on May 8, 2023. Sean Kilpatrick/The Canadian...

16.10.2024 7

Campbell Clark

Marc Miller and a mea culpa makes a rare success

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Minister Marc Miller speaks during a news conference, Sept. 18. By capping the number of new international...

14.10.2024 5

Campbell Clark

Bill Blair doesn’t know what happened in his office, and he’s fine with that

Minister of National Defence Bill Blair speaks with reporters as he arrives for a meeting of the federal cabinet in Ottawa, on Oct. 7. Justin...

12.10.2024 2

Campbell Clark

Former Liberal aide’s testimony on 54-day delay for CSIS warrant leaves a blank space

Zita Astravas, former Chief of Staff to the Minister of Public Safety, arrives to appear as a witness at the Foreign Interference Commission in...

10.10.2024 3

Campbell Clark

What happened in Bill Blair’s office during unexplained 54-day gap?

Bill Blair speaks with reporters as he arrives for a meeting of the federal cabinet in Ottawa on Oct. 7. Justin Tang/The Canadian Press Things went...

09.10.2024 4

Categories

Sources

Popular

Justin Trudeau’s unreal rail plan

Campbell Clark

Mark Carney has a different idea of budget discipline

Campbell Clark

Can Canada stop buying American as it beefs up defence?

Campbell Clark

Liberal leadership race is contest that isn’t testing anyone

Campbell Clark

Donald Trump sparked a movement toward economic nationalism. Where will Canadians take it?

Campbell Clark

Oh how Trump loves to leave his neighbours hanging on his whim

Campbell Clark

The Trump shock: A trade war that will reshape North America

Campbell Clark

The unwavering confidence of the Liberals’ longshot outsider

Campbell Clark

Foreign interference findings are not as simple as outing traitors in the House

Campbell Clark

Liberal leadership campaigning in Quebec with one arm tied behind their back

Campbell Clark

Doug Ford calls for snap election before his record catches up

Campbell Clark

The candidate running from herself to get away from Trudeau

Campbell Clark

Trump’s psychology is not the hard thing to figure out

Campbell Clark

Carney staked out ground but his first day didn’t dazzle

Campbell Clark

Premiers talk tactics for a game of tariff chicken

Campbell Clark

Not-so-outside Liberal outsiders

Campbell Clark

Liberal data guru Pitfield steps back from Carney campaign and commits to staying neutral

Campbell Clark

Say goodbye to the U.S. we knew, and plan for the next one

Campbell Clark

A Liberal search for the face of the future when the mission is to save the furniture

Campbell Clark

Justin Trudeau waited until all the options were gone, painting the party and country into a corner

Campbell Clark

Trudeau appoints a cabinet of caretakers for his government’s dying days

Campbell Clark

Justin Trudeau is the political issue, despite all the others

Campbell Clark

Freeland’s grenade brings crisis on top of crisis to a flailing Trudeau government

Campbell Clark

This week’s Liberal revival plan from a minister who might not survive 48 hours

Campbell Clark

Tensions in Team Liberal over finances held hostage to political desperation

Campbell Clark

Poilievre changes the channel to get back on message

Campbell Clark

The return of Trump has Poilievre talking about a crackdown beyond the U.S. border

Campbell Clark

A Mar-a-Lago coup with a value as unpredictable as Trump’s tweets

Campbell Clark

Trudeau isn’t going to muster a Team Canada to take on Trump’s tariffs this time

Campbell Clark

The precursor to four more years of Trump tariff threats

Campbell Clark

Canada’s politicians rush to panic in a call to cut Mexico loose

Campbell Clark

Justin Trudeau’s amazingly unsubtle pre-election giveaway

Campbell Clark

Trudeau’s only mistake in admitting a mistake is not doing it sooner

Campbell Clark

A textbook case of a system set up for waste and abuse

Campbell Clark

Stuck in the middle, and risking union support

Campbell Clark

Sprinkle a little notwithstanding on every governing headache

Campbell Clark

Same Trump. Different Canada. Different world

Campbell Clark

Parliament has no motivation to make the process of government work

Campbell Clark

Trudeau seeks to dodge the verdict of his own party