Realizing what was happening, Scheer began to change the chant to “Vote him out!” Continue reading →

We have your quick-and-dirty breakdown of what the major parties are pitching. Continue reading →

Scheer maintained throughout the week that “a prime minister who enters into an election and comes out of that election with fewer seats than another party resigns,” an erroneous claim that experts argue he shouldn’t even be making in the first place. Continue reading →

Four years later and just days from the 2019 federal election, political scientists and international relations experts are taking stock of Trudeau’s record on foreign policy. Continue reading →

The BBC is shooting a documentary with the 16-year-old focused on her work on climate change and the inclusion of Indigenous views in the issue. Continue reading →

Strategists say that while they don’t have as much visibility as candidates, volunteers play an integral part in any campaign and can make the difference between winning and losing in tight ridings. Continue reading →

Protests in Chile have spilled over into a new day even after the president cancelled a subway fare hike that prompted massive and violent demonstrations. Continue reading →

Watch the full broadcast of The West Block from Sunday, October 20, 2019 with Mercedes Stephenson. Continue reading →

Many of the issues advocacy groups expected to get a lot of attention on the campaign have instead been muscled to the sidelines. Continue reading →

We’re all familiar with obsolete music formats like the 78 RPM record and the eight-track, but the audio gear graveyard contains so much more. Continue reading →

“We calculated that we would be paying $2,600 a month,” said one parent of two. “At that point, is it even worth me going back to work?” Continue reading →

Members of the group Torontonians Stand With Hong Kong say they are concerned Mary Ng could hold the same pro-Beijing positions as those allegedly held by Michael Chan Chan, who previously served in the provincial Liberal governments of Dalton McGuinty and Kathleen Wynne. Continue reading →

Hong Kong protesters flooded the city’s streets on Sunday in defiance of a ban by the authorities on their march, setting up roadblocks and tossing firebombs amid the firing of tear gas by police. Continue reading →

Sunday’s ministry statement said that Syrian Kurdish fighters have violated the three-day-old cease-fire some 20 times. Continue reading →

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is pressing ahead to try to win parliamentary backing for his new Brexit deal even as the European Union considers his grudging request to extend the looming Oct. 31 Brexit deadline. Continue reading →

Responding to stinging criticism, U.S. President Donald Trump has abruptly reversed his plan to hold the next Group of Seven world leaders’ meeting at his Doral, Florida, golf resort next year. Continue reading →

Four years later and just days from the 2019 federal election, political scientists and international relations experts are taking stock of Trudeau’s record on foreign policy. Continue reading →

While factors like socioeconomic status affect a woman’s lived experience, there are certain issues and policies that disproportionately affect women. Continue reading →

The contenders in Monday’s federal election are staging one final, frantic barrage of sales pitches before voters go to the polls, and they’re doing it in and around Vancouver, where a host of seats are still up for grabs. Continue reading →

A potentially huge number of women suffer traumatic brain injury at the hands of their partners, a problem researchers are trying to bring to light. Continue reading →

His comments were the first to specifically lay out where American troops will go as they leave Syria and what the counter-IS fight could look like. Continue reading →

The protests followed a build-up in grievances over perceived government corruption, mismanagement of funds and a failure to address high unemployment. Continue reading →

TAMPA, Fla. – Tyson Jost had three goals, Pavel Francouz made 44 saves, and the Colorado Avalanche beat the Tampa Bay Lightning 6-2 Saturday night to remain the only NHL team without a regulation loss this season. Continue reading →

Realizing what was happening, Scheer began to change the chant to “Vote him out!” Continue reading →

Rioters have burned hundreds of trash bins and hurled gasoline bombs, chunks of pavement, acid, and firecrackers, among other objects, at police. Continue reading →

Watch the full broadcast of Global National with Dawna Friesen Continue reading →

Chrétien endorsed McKenna in her riding Saturday, cautioning against the divisive American politics that have flourished under U.S. President Donald Trump. Continue reading →