Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau is barnstorming New Brunwick and Nova Scotia today, while his Conservative rival Andrew Scheer does the same in Quebec. Continue reading →

The Liberals and Conservatives remain locked in a statistical tie with just one week to go before Canada chooses its next prime minister.  Continue reading →

The New Democratic leader has been bolstered by a recent shift in momentum — a phenomenon widely believed to have been sparked by strong performances in last week’s debates. Continue reading →

Premier Brian Pallister had declared a state of emergency early Sunday morning. Continue reading →

But the Conservatives pounced on Singh’s speculation to stoke fear about what a coalition government might mean. Continue reading →

According to Elections Canada, preliminary figures show approximately two million people cast their ballots across Canada on the first two days of advanced polling. Continue reading →

Despite a state of emergency in the City of Winnipeg and Province of Manitoba, the leaders of the four federal parties have been largely silent. Continue reading →

Trudeau told supporters that the hard-charging NDP would scrap the new North American trade deal if elected. Continue reading →