Scheer also accused the Liberals of stacking a panel on a media bailout in their favour and celebrated a court ruling blocking British Columbia from restricting oil shipments into the province. Continue reading →

“We know that this is a multifaceted problem,” Scheer said during an appearance on ‘London Live with Mike Stubbs.’ Continue reading →

Opposition members on the Commons defence committee forced a special meeting Thursday afternoon, aiming to start an investigation of how the military’s former second-in-command came to be prosecuted on breach-of-trust charges. Continue reading →

Much of the criticism in the Mark Norman case has centred on why the Mounties did not interview members of Stephen Harper’s former Conservative government. Continue reading →

Former Conservative MP Dean Del Mastro claims Elections Canada was biased against him because of his role in defending the Harper government. Continue reading →

“Associating us with the fringe, that is absolutely baseless,” said one People’s Party of Canada candidate. Continue reading →

When Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took office in late 2015, he was a political golden boy who seemed destined to build on the legend of his father, who led the country for more than 15 years. Continue reading →

The Conservatives say they will introduce legislation that would require stickers to be put on gas pumps saying the tax will add more than 11 cents per litre to the price of gas by 2022. Continue reading →

The Conservative government and the NDP were staying quiet about a meeting the Premier has called with opposition party leaders Monday. Continue reading →