Peter MacKay said it was surprising that key members of the Stephen Harper government were not interviewed by the RCMP during its probe of an alleged leak of sensitive information about a naval shipbuilding contract worth close to $700 million. 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 →

“There was no plan,” said the Conservative foreign affairs critic hours after a briefing on the detentions by the Canadian ambassador to China. Continue reading →

Conservative MP Erin O’Toole says the third Canadian recently detained in China is an Alberta woman who has been teaching in the country for months and was held over a visa irregularity. 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 →

“No, we will not apologize for swaggering when it comes to talking about Canada and being confident in the future we are building together,” said Trudeau during Question Period. Continue reading →

The Conservatives want to force the Liberal government to send its senior national security adviser to face questions at a House of Commons committee over the Jaspal Atwal affair. Continue reading →

Justin Trudeau refused Monday to address the letter directly, citing respect for the office of the prime minister and its previous occupants. Continue reading →

As the third round of NAFTA negotiations continues between Canada and its U.S. and Mexican counterparts, Conservative MPs are calling on the government to make the auto industry and jobs top priorities during the talks. Continue reading →

Catherine McKenna launched an angry missive at Tory Foreign Affairs critic Erin O’Toole for suggesting the environment was a mere “trinket” better left to the sidelines. Continue reading →