The Conservatives have been blasting the Trudeau government for failing to stem the tide of asylum seekers from the U.S. Here’s a look at the facts, and what experts say. Continue reading →

Any attempt to eject a member from caucus would need to win support from the majority of the caucus in a vote. But so far, no one is willing to take on Bernier. Continue reading →

A Conservative senator is apologizing after coming under fire for what critics called a “shameful” tweet. Continue reading →

The appointment of former Toronto police chief Bill Blair to cabinet show the federal government sees asylum seekers as a 2019 election issue, Supriya Dwivedi says. Continue reading →

The tweet is rolled out as a carpet entering a broken fence and the words “faith” and “diversity” are visible. Continue reading →

We might not have needed Trump to get to where we are today, but we might just need him to make us realize how we ought not to be. Continue reading →

Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer says he’s in favour of Quebecers filing a single tax return to be overseen by the Quebec government. Continue reading →

After making stops in Drummondville and Montreal on Saturday, Trudeau will attend a neighbourhood party and a circus festival west of Montreal Sunday with his wife, Sophie Grégoire Trudeau. Continue reading →

All three of the main federal party leaders will be in Quebec this weekend for the Fête nationale holiday. Continue reading →