In a rare public appearance, former Canadian Prime Ministers Stephen Harper and Jean Chrétien discussed governance and legacy in a fireside chat, coinciding with Harper's official portrait unveiling.
Former Prime Minister Stephen Harper is set to receive a gold medal from the Royal Canadian Geographical Society, marking the 20th anniversary of his first election. The event includes a fireside chat with Jean Chrétien.
Former defence minister Bill Blair is reportedly resigning his House of Commons seat to become Canada's high commissioner to the United Kingdom, continuing a trend of Trudeau-era ministers taking diplomatic positions.
Defence Minister Bill Blair resigns his parliamentary seat to become Canada's next high commissioner to the United Kingdom, marking a significant diplomatic appointment.
Political commentator Warren Kinsella analyzes how politicians like Donald Trump effectively manipulate online conspiracy theories to gain power, examining historical roots and modern social media algorithms.
U.S. President Donald Trump denies friendship with Jeffrey Epstein, threatens to sue author Michael Wolff over alleged conspiracy in latest Truth Social post.
Canadian MPs have agreed to expedite legislation implementing GST relief, with the goal of passing it this week, as the Parliamentary Budget Officer estimates a $12.4 billion cost over five years.
Analysis reveals Prime Minister Mark Carney's government achievements exist primarily on paper, with trade deals lacking substance and major projects stalled despite legislative powers.
The UK Prime Minister has called for former ambassador Peter Mandelson to step down from the House of Lords following revelations of his connections to Jeffrey Epstein.
House Speaker Mike Johnson confronts a partial government shutdown while negotiating immigration enforcement reforms, with Democrats demanding ICE restrictions and Republicans pushing for election security measures.
Insights from the Conservative convention in Calgary reveal party's confidence and strategic planning for a potential spring election against Mark Carney.
Peter Mandelson, Britain's former ambassador to the United States, has resigned from the Labour Party following new reports related to Jeffrey Epstein, marking a significant political development.
Nearly 24,000 Canadian public servants have been warned their positions could be eliminated as the federal government moves forward with significant job reductions. The latest updates detail the scope and implications of these cuts for federal workers in
Peter Mandelson, Britain's ambassador to the U.S., has resigned from the Labour Party following new revelations in the Jeffrey Epstein case, marking a significant political departure.
Two decades after his election, Stephen Harper's warnings about Liberal fiscal and immigration policies have proven remarkably accurate, with deficits and debt exploding beyond his predictions.
Prime Minister Mark Carney's new GST credit expansion faces criticism as a political distraction from his government's handling of Canada's affordability crisis.
Hundreds demonstrated in Milan against U.S. ICE agents' security role for the Winter Olympics, citing human rights concerns and perceived fascist ideologies.
Former Republican congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene delivers a scathing critique of Donald Trump, claiming his MAGA movement was a deception that abandoned core promises to serve wealthy donors.
Former President Donald Trump faces backlash for proposing a 250-foot arch in Washington, D.C., with critics calling it a wasteful folly during economic struggles.
A former public service executive explains why workforce adjustment letters can be issued before budget royal assent, addressing legal concerns and employee stress during federal downsizing.
A critical letter highlights how taxpayers fund a growing civil service under Trudeau, with Carney's cuts insufficient against rising salary costs.
A partial federal shutdown extends into the week as House Speaker Mike Johnson delays a funding vote, with Democrats demanding significant reforms to ICE operations while Republicans seek presidential support.
Former President Donald Trump claims no advance knowledge of journalist Don Lemon's arrest on civil rights charges, while criticizing his career. Legal and media groups condemn the arrests as First Amendment attacks.
Hundreds gathered in Ottawa to protest in support of the people of Iran, calling for regime change and freedom, as global demonstrations continue.
Former President Donald Trump breaks silence on Epstein document release, claiming they clear him and threatening to sue author Michael Wolff for alleged conspiracy.
Congressman Ro Khanna condemns the Department of Justice's recent release of Jeffrey Epstein documents, arguing it fails to meet legal requirements and survivors' demands for full transparency.
An Alberta separatist organization is refusing to disclose which members of the former Trump administration it has engaged with, citing high-level discussions.
House Speaker Mike Johnson predicts a congressional agreement this week to restrain DHS immigration enforcement and fund the government, following outcry over recent killings.
Donald Trump's confrontational appearance at the 2026 World Economic Forum in Davos has compelled Western leaders, including Canada's Mark Carney, to acknowledge populist critiques of the Washington-led world order.
Former President Trump clarifies that Homeland Security will not act during protests in Democratic-led cities unless specifically asked by local authorities, emphasizing a hands-off federal approach.