The Conservative leader estimates the move could save Canadians an average of $107 per year. Continue reading →

The leader of Canada’s Official Opposition continued his campaign-style tour of Atlantic Canada on Wednesday. Continue reading →

Earlier in the day, the non-profit organization known for producing the “Heritage Minute” TV spots called on the Tories to remove the ad. Continue reading →

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says it’s not his controversial #WelcomeToCanada tweet driving the thousands of migrants “fleeing” the United States. Continue reading →

Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer is promising new funding and grants for police, stronger background checks for people seeking gun licenses and a 25-per-cent boost to the youth gang-prevention fund. Continue reading →

The federal Conservatives say not enough is being done to protect Alberta farmers and ranchers from being targets of rural crime. Continue reading →

Chris d’Entremont says he plans to seek the Conservative Party nomination for the federal riding of West Nova.  Continue reading →

On the flip side, some experts noted that many estimates regarding Canada’s federal debt do not take into account the government’s current assets. Continue reading →

Houston came close to winning on the first ballot, earning 2,496.75 points to Clarke’s 1,385.71.  Continue reading →

The federal Conservatives are invoking the risk of dependence on oil from countries like Saudi Arabia as an argument to revive the Energy East pipeline, even though the pipeline was intended to carry oil almost entirely for export. Continue reading →