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As Ontario's Liberal party prepares to call its third leadership race in five years, organizers are bracing for internal battles over who should face Doug Ford in 2029.

The United Nations' top disarmament official also warned governments of the implications of so-called killer robots that could take military decisions out of human hands.

Canada's former ambassador to the United States has been cited by the federal ethics watchdog for improper lobbying after he left office.

It's estimated women make up 28 per cent of manufacturing jobs in Canada.

Liberal MPs made 4,545 spending commitments worth $12.8 billion — just in August. Conservatives say Liberals are campaigning on the taxpayer's dime.

Voters in Markham-Stouffville could have a choice between two female doctors when they cast their ballots this fall.

Canada's newest cabinet members, in trading card form.

MONTREAL - Justin Trudeau stepped out of his famous father's shadow Tuesday, launching his bid to lead the federal Liberals with a warning that the once-mighty party must look to the future, not its glorious past.

MONTREAL - Justin Trudeau stepped out of his famous father's shadow Tuesday, launching his bid to lead the federal Liberals with a warning that the once-mighty party must look to the future, not its glorious past.

Justin Trudeau's plunge into the federal Liberal leadership contest created a splash Tuesday; now the question is whether there's enough water left to entice other serious contenders into the pool.

Police said two masked suspects detonated a homemade improvised explosive device in Bombay Bhel restaurant.

Innovation Minister Navdeep Bains says he was asked to remove his turban during an "awkward" incident at a checkpoint in the Detroit airport a year ago.

Watch the full broadcast of The West Block from Sunday, February 17, 2019 with Mercedes Stephenson.

Innovation Minister Navdeep Bains pointed to Swedish technology firm Ericsson as an example of an alternative to Huawei as China downplays threat of "repercussions."

Champagne said the allies supporting Canada reflect broader concerns about the need to maintain the rule of law against authoritarianism.

Morneau sat down with local business leaders and made stops at the YMCA, along with University of Guelph, where he held a town hall discussion with students.

Watch the full broadcast of The West Block from Sunday, December 3, 2017. Hosted by Vassy Kapelos.

"We've done really, really big things and we've done them in ways that respect Parliament [and with] a more independent Senate."

Watch the full broadcast of The West Block from Sunday, December 10, 2017. Hosted by Vassy Kapelos.

Previous efforts by the federal government to drive down the cost of cell phone service have largely failed. Should Ottawa just stay out of it?