Andrew Scheer says his Opposition intends to fight hard. Continue reading →

Deep frustration among Conservatives with Scheer is gripping focus from everything else: Jenni Byrne Continue reading →

“I think that that’s obviously his choice and we live in a country where that’s his choice,” Leona Alleslev said. “Have we asked anybody if they marched in a St. Patrick’s Day parade?” Continue reading →

The embattled Conservative leader will likely make a pitch to some of the party’s most fervent supporters about why he ought to keep his job as federal leader. Continue reading →

Replacing Andrew Scheer with a more forcefully pro-life leader would be the ‘death knell’ of the Conservative party, Tasha Kheiriddin says. Continue reading →

The Conservative leader’s political ‘best before’ date may be imminent, Bill Kelly says. Continue reading →

Andrew Scheer has put together his so-called “shadow cabinet” just days after firing two of his top advisors. Continue reading →

Two people from Scheer’s innermost circle — Hamish Marshall and Marc-Andre Leclerc — no longer have formal roles in guiding his political future. Continue reading →

Chief of staff Marc-André Leclerc and director of communications Brock Harrison were both fired effective immediately. Continue reading →

Some first-time MPs talk about how they were elected and what they hope to accomplish. Continue reading →