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During question period in the House of Commons on Monday, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre asked the Liberals whether they’d accept axing taxes on fuel ahead of their Nov. 5 tabling of the federal budget. “The fastest way to save Canadians money is to get rid of all taxes on gas. Get rid of the clean...

During question period in the House of Commons on Wednesday, Conservatives argued that a new Liberal policy beginning on Nov. 3 does no favours to Canadian workers, especially those who lost their job last month.

Ottawa is introducing new changes to Canada’s medical assistance in dying (MAID) legislation. The amendments will restrict access for people who are exclusively suffering from mental illness. Katherine Ward has this story and more in Health Matters for Oct. 27, 2026.

The Quebec Liberals woke up as the official opposition, winning 40 seats, more than double the number they held when the campaign began. The party made gains not just in Montreal, but in different regions across the province. As Felicia Parrillo reports, the new Liberal caucus is already turning its attention to this new chapter.

Rong Xiang Yuan, a federal Liberal party donor and the founder of the Canada-China Association for Promoting Friendly Relations, is being accused of war crimes in China. Jeff Semple explains why Canadian immigration officials want to deport Yuan, who is a Canadian permanent resident.

Nova Scotia Liberal leadership candidate Becky Druhan rolled out the latest pillar of her policy plan on Wednesday. ‘A Good Life Within Reach’ focused on health care, housing affordability and household energy costs. Both leadership hopefuls are focusing on similar policies but as David Murdock finds out, the candidates have some key differences.

The race for the Vancouver mayor’s chair is heating up, with the final full platform released and candidates trading barbs. As Alissa Thibault reports, the next mayor’s ability to deliver on campaign promises will also depend on who wins the seats on council.

Environmental groups are blasting the Liberal government’s sweeping economic bill, warning the new “Building Canada Strong” act erodes protections to speed up approvals for major projects. The federal government has said the bill won’t compromise environmental assessments, but as Heidi Petracek explains, concerned advocates say what’s in the bill tells a different story.

Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre grilled the Liberal government during Question Period Wednesday, blaming the increasing costs of diesel on “Liberal laws that prevent us from refining diesel for every Canadian.” After Energy Minister Tim Hodgson shared that prices for diesel went down three cents a litre this week, Poilievre shut down his “good news,”...

Michelle Setlakwe, the Liberal candidate for Mont-Royal–Outremont spoke with Global’s Felicia Parrillo as the PQ jumped out to an early lead. “I’m hoping to at least double the team. Let us have more colleagues around the table, be a very strong opposition and hold the Parti Quebecois — it looks like it’s going to be...

With a fall session of Parliament beginning Monday, Prime Minister Mark Carney and his Liberal colleagues are at work in Ottawa on the second day of a retreat, mapping out new legislation they want to table. As Mackenzie Gray reports, one item in particular is high on the government’s agenda.

Prime Minister Mark Carney and his Liberal caucus wasted no time getting to work upon parliament’s resumption. Jeff Semple looks at what powers the “Building Canada Strong Act” will give the Liberals, and what experts are warning about.

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Liberal government tabled its new ‘Building Canada Strong Act’ on Monday. The legislation is intended to speed up major project approvals, slash review times and create national interest zones to pre-approve select developments. Jazan Grewal has this story and more in Business Matters for Sept. 22, 2026.

To say Canada’s prime minister is on a roll would be an understatement. Now home from a successful trip to Europe, Mark Carney and the Liberals are riding high in the polls. With three recent byelection wins, and the potential for even more this fall, this weekend’s caucus retreat promises to be positive ahead of...

Discussions on the escalating trade dispute with the United States dominated the Liberal cabinet retreat in Alberta. While the prime minister says he’s still open to a deal, Canadian businesses stuck in the middle of the ongoing feud, say Canada should focus on becoming its own best customer. Jeff Semple reports.

The ruling federal Liberal government is celebrating after winning three byelections, including one riding that had belonged to the Conservatives for nearly a decade. As David Akin explains, the results signal approval of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s approach in dealing with U.S. President Donald Trump.

The Liberals have won all three federal byelections, securing the government’s majority. Global News Morning speaks with UBC political science lecturer Stewart Prest about what the results mean for Prime Minister Mark Carney and the Liberals as they face a renewed trade fight with the U.S.

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Liberals swept a trio of byelections Monday including picking up a seat from the Conservatives in Quebec. David Akin Reports.

Voting in three federal by-elections are now underway in Quebec, Ontario, and British Columbia, where Prime Minister Mark Carney will look to maintain his slim Liberal majority in the House of Commons. Mackenzie Gray breaks down the stakes from Ottawa.

A big day for Canada and the Liberal Party as they unveil the latest federal budget. From major projects to new investment, we go in depth on what to expect in the coming year. Plus, Saskatchewan hitting a record high in its GDP growth last year, so how is the province now feeling about the...