Despite calling the recent revelations of Liberal Party Leader Justin Trudeau’s prior instances of wearing brownface and blackface “deeply troubling and really shameful behaviour,” May said that Malone’s case “falls in a different category.” Continue reading →

In just seven days, Georgia Hubick has been to more than a dozen cities and towns in seven provinces, while her mom Kenzie Potter continues as Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer’s chief political adviser. Continue reading →

The benefits clawback faced by parents who work part-time while on leave is ‘very, very, very high,’ said one economist. Continue reading →

The Justin Trudeau blackface and brownface controversy has caused a sudden reversal in the Liberal party’s views on candidate missteps, Rob Breakenridge says. Continue reading →

The central bank says it wants to avoid making any possible impact — or the appearance of an impact with a gap of almost two months in scheduled news conferences or speeches by the bank’s senior figures. Continue reading →

Secularism is quickly becoming a ballot-box issue in Quebec as Premier François Legault has warned federal leaders not to meddle with Bill 21 ahead of the federal election. Continue reading →

Jagmeet Singh and Elizabeth May are continuing on the campaign trail today while the leaders of the bigger parties take a break from the road. Continue reading →

“Our leaders, no matter who they are and no matter how progressive they sound, are not immune to practicing racism, to behaving in racist ways,” says one expert. Continue reading →

Here’s where we stand on wireless and internet prices, and what the major parties want to do about it. Continue reading →