Liberals

• Conservative motion to condemn Liberals on safe drug supply fails in House

  In a vote of 209 to 113 Monday, MPs defeated a motion presented by Poilievre.

  Politics

  May 29
  
• Singh says he wants conditions for NDP before receiving security clearance

  A spokesperson for the Prime Minister's Office said they are reviewing Singh's letter asking Trudeau to allow more NDP members to be briefed on foreign interference attempts.

  Politics

  May 25
  
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• Liberals’ controversial gun control bill passes House, heads to Senate

  The government bill passed 207 to 113 with the support of Liberal, NDP, Bloc Québécois and Green members of Parliament.

  Canada

  May 18
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• Ottawa downgrades long-delayed Africa policy despite criticism

  For at least a year, the Liberals have promised an Africa strategy that would outline Canada's relationship with dozens of countries.

  Canada

  May 17
• Hillary Clinton brings warnings on Russia, human rights to Liberal convention

  Clinton was sharing a stage with Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland for a wide-ranging discussion that heavily focused on the threats to democracy and human rights.

  Politics

  May 5
• Québec solidaire proposes new legislation to fight sexual violence in primary and secondary schools

  The bill, as described, must include prevention and awareness measures, mandatory annual trainings for management and staff, and a detailed complaint process, among other things.

  Canada

  Apr 30
• Critics say Manitoba’s million-dollar ad campaigns are aimed at buying votes

  Critics accuse the Progressive Conservative government of using public money to improve Tory chances in the election slated for October.

  Politics

  Apr 24
• N.B. Liberal leader earns ticket into legislature with byelection win

  It wound up being a clean sweep for the New Brunswick Liberals, who won all three byelections happening in the province on Monday night.

  Politics

  Apr 24
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• Liberal Dominic LeBlanc’s sister-in-law steps down as interim ethics czar

  Interim ethics commissioner Martine Richard, who is also the sister-in-law of Intergovernmental Affairs Minister Dominic LeBlanc, will be stepping down effective immediately.

  Canada

  Apr 19
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• Ontario Liberal Party set to announce new leader on Dec. 2

  Ontario Liberals are set to vote for their new leader through ranked ballots in late November, with the results to be unveiled Dec. 2.

  Politics

  Apr 17