Prime Minister Mark Carney has called a snap federal election, kicking off a five-week campaign set to culminate in a national vote on April 28—six […]
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Poilievre Proposes Life Sentences for Traffickers Possessing Over 40 mg of Fentanyl
Poilievre Pledges Life Sentences for Major Fentanyl Traffickers, Calls for Tougher Drug Policies Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre has announced that a Conservative government would impose […]
Ontario Premier Doug Ford to Announce Snap Election in Response to Trump Tariff Threat
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has announced plans for an early election, citing the need to counter what he calls an economic “attack” from former U.S. […]
Ontario Premier Takes the Lead as Trudeau’s Influence Wanes in Canada
With Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stepping back from the political forefront, Ontario Premier Doug Ford has taken it upon himself to act as Canada’s de […]
Why Trudeau’s Time in Office Has Reached Its End
For months, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faced a recurring question: “Will you step down?” Despite his resolve to remain leader of the Liberal Party, […]
Premier Ford Declares: ‘Ontario Will Never Be the 51st State’ in Response to Trump’s Remarks
Ontario Premier Ford Rejects Trump’s “51st State” Proposal, Affirms Canadian Pride Ontario Premier Doug Ford has dismissed U.S. President-elect Donald Trump’s recent suggestion that Canada […]
Boissonnault Removed from Cabinet Amid Controversy Over Indigenous Heritage Claims
Alberta MP Randy Boissonnault has stepped down from his cabinet position following allegations surrounding his business dealings and scrutiny of his claims about Indigenous ancestry. […]
Trudeau’s Government Survives No-Confidence Vote in Canadian Parliament
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has survived a no-confidence motion in parliament that sought to topple his government and trigger a snap election. The vote, […]
RCMP Chief Urges MPs to Refrain from Naming Politicians Accused of Aiding Foreign Powers in the House
The RCMP Commissioner has expressed unease over the possibility of politicians using their parliamentary privilege to name colleagues accused of aiding foreign powers. Earlier this […]