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It’s no surprise that the demographic that’s most likely to be well established—i.e. people who own a home (or two), have a pension, or are...
Throughout his professional life, Prime Minister Mark Carney has excelled in all of the most senior positions in both the public and private sectors....
This past weekend, Prime Minister Mark Carney reportedly had to sit through a lecture from United States President Donald Trump about the state of...
Back in 1998, then-Liberal Senator Andrew Thompson was stripped of his Senate office and privileges, after which he resigned, in response to media...
Prime Minister Mark Carney put his stamp on yet another Canadian institution last week when he announced his first picks for appointments to the Red...
In May, Canada's Chief Electoral Officer Stéphane Perrault told MPs on the Procedure and House Affairs Committee that he thought the proposed...
In an entirely predictable manner, the “one for you, one for me” game has begun to roll out among premiers who want a piece of the federally...
Bill C-25, the Strong and Free Elections Act, which received royal assent on June 18, modernizes the Canada Elections Act to consider digital threats...
It’s good that something is finally being done about 24 Sussex Drive. That the prime minister’s residence has been inhabitable and vacant for more...
Canada’s national unity is expected to undergo two significant tests in the coming months. To keep reading, subscribe and become a political...
The federal government should establish a national wildfire agency and firefighting fleet, Senators on the Senate Agriculture and Forestry Committee...
Political parties don’t want the oversight and scrutiny that would come with a third party like Elections Canada overseeing their nomination races....
What Canada needs right now is politicians who can truly show their love for this country amid the threats of secession from both Alberta and Quebec,...
Despite the Carney Liberals using the moniker of being a “new government,” it didn’t take very long for some concerning old patterns to...
Canada recently confirmed its first domestic hantavirus case, and the World Health Organization has declared the Congo's Ebola outbreak a public...
There have been a number of recent signals regarding Canada’s planned approach to energy production, natural resource development, major projects,...
Here we go again: another nomination election, another controversy. To keep reading, subscribe and become a political insider. Only $7.76 a week for...
After more than a year in office, Prime Minister Mark Carney has finally offered the barest of glimpses into his plans for the country’s Upper...
When Prime Minister Mark Carney named former Supreme Court justice Louise Arbour as Canada's next governor general on May 5, he did it inside the...
The House of Commons has sat for 40 days since returning from the holiday recess on Jan. 26. To keep reading, subscribe and become a political...
One of the perennial debates in the nation’s capital centres on whether policy advice to the government should come from deputy ministers or...
I recently read a story about a 49-year-old Toronto woman who has been tortured by her own body for decades. Her life has become more and more...
Since last year’s federal election, MP floor-crossings have sparked significant chatter on Parliament Hill. Four Conservative MPs and one NDP MP...
Prime Minister Mark Carney kicked off the second sitting week of the month ensuring he once again dominated the news cycle by releasing a nearly...
On April 7, Prime Minister Mark Carney was asked by a reporter what his message was to United States President Donald Trump who had hours earlier...
MPs and Senators got a salary boost on April 1. It's an automatic raise and mandated under the Parliament of Canada Act. Prime Minister Mark...
On March 26, the Liberal government tabled its latest kick at the Elections Act-reform can, Bill C-25, An Act to amend the Canada Elections Act and to...
Annette Ryan, a senior public servant and currently deputy director at Fintrac, Canada's Financial Intelligence Unit and anti-money-laundering...
It’s not easy trying to find the green. To keep reading, subscribe and become a political insider. Only $7.76 a week for an annual subscription....
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