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Former opposition leader Rona Ambrose talks to The Morning Show about her new book ‘The International Day of The Girl,’ just ahead of the International Day of the Girl on Oct. 11.

Former Conservative Party Leader Rona Ambrose joins Global’s Linda Olsen to discuss her new book “The International Day of the Girl.”

Rona Ambrose, the interim Conservative leader, reacted to the 2016 Federal budget and called it a “nightmare scenario” for taxpayers. Ambrose also spoke about a lack of a plan to create jobs in Canada.

In a somewhat bizarre twist, Conservative interim leader Rona Ambrose called on the Trudeau government to bring in even more refugees – specifically, the Yazidi Christian girls imperiled by ISIS in Iraq.

Wed, Jan 20: Interim Conservative leader Rona Ambrose tells Global News taking on “a little bit of deficit” isn’t a bad thing, but she’s concerned about how size of the deficits the Trudeau government plans to run and for how long.

Interim Conservative Leader Rona Ambrose said Canada can be both a part of the airstrikes and military training to help fight the Islamic State.

Sun, Jan 24: Interim Opposition Leader Rona Ambrose urged Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to step into the war of words over the Energy East debate.

Opposition leader Rona Ambrose continued to press Prime Minister Trudeau about his decision to withdraw Canada’s CF-18’s from the fight against ISIS.

Interim Conservative leader Rona Ambrose criticized Justin Trudeau’s plan to run a budget shortfall more than five times higher than what he promised in his campaign, while defending the previous Conservative government’s broken promise of running a $54-billion deficit.

Interim Conservative leader Rona Ambrose said Monday the economic plan laid out by Justin Trudeau’s government is deterring corporations from investing in Canada.

The debate over the proposed Energy East pipeline continued in the House of Commons, as interim Conservative Leader Rona Ambrose hammered Federal Finance Minister Bill Morneau about his government’s lack of support.

Interim Conservative Leader Rona Ambrose once again lead off Question Period on Wednesday by focusing in on the $18-billion dollar deficit the Trudeau government plans to run as a way to Canada’s economy during a ‘low-growth’ period.

Interim Conservative Leader Rona Ambrose said Wednesday that Prime Minister Trudeau misled Canadians when he said the U.S. supported Canada’s decision to pull its jets out of Syrian airstrike missions, something Trudeau denied, instead confirming allies were ‘pleased’ with Canada’s new plan to fight ISIS.

Sat, Feb 6: Interim Conservative Leader Rona Ambrose held a meeting with her four Atlantic Canada counterparts to come up with ways for each of their provincial and federal parties to rebuild after Liberal landslides last year. Global’s Legislative Reporter Marieke Walsh reports.

Leader of the opposition Rona Ambrose says that airstrikes are the only things helping to degrade and defeat the so-call Islamic State and that Canada isn’t a part of that anymore.

Introduced on February 4, Bill C-5 is a tweaked version of a previous private member’s bill, C-377, put forward by former interim Conservative leader Rona Ambrose in 2017. If passed, the bill would provide all newly appointed provincial superior court judges with trauma-informed, culturally-sensitive training. Lisa Clarke of the Kawartha Sexual Assault Centre tells Lindsay...

Opposition leader Rona Ambrose took the opportunity to extend her condolences on behalf of the House of Commons to Brian Jean, the former Conservative MP who lost his house in the Fort McMurray wildfires, as well as all the other Alberta politicians who have had their lives effected by the blaze.

Opposition leader Rona Ambrose fought back tears as she talked about the “tough day” Alberta is facing thanks to the ongoing crisis in Fort McMurray – and then received a hug from Prime Minister Trudeau.

Interim Opposition Leader Rona Ambrose stood in the House of Commons Wednesday to join with Prime Minister Trudeau in his apology for the 1914 Komagata Maru incident.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau got into a physical altercation with the Conservative whip and elbowing NDP MP Ruth Ellen Brosseau on the floor of the House of Commons just prior to a vote on controversial assisted-dying legislation, Bill C-14.