One lawyer allegedly approached the other from behind and struck him in the head with an aerosol can, according to police in Louisville, Ky. Continue reading →

NAFTA negotiations are going to have a major impact on Canada’s economic future and those in Ottawa who choose to make it a partisan issue are putting political self-interest ahead of Canada’s interest. Continue reading →

Ambrose is one of 13 members of a newly created advisory council on the North American Free Trade Agreement, announced Wednesday by Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland. Continue reading →

The Tory leadership race came to an end tonight with Scheer, a former Speaker of the House of Commons, narrowly beating out long-time favourite Maxime Bernier. Continue reading →

There’s only one day left before the Conservative leadership comes to an end. Continue reading →

The last time Conservative party faithful gathered en masse in Toronto it was to hear from former leader and prime minister Stephen Harper. Continue reading →

The 13 candidates vying to lead the federal Conservatives make their final pitches to party faithful today — at which point, the marathon leadership race will be all over but the crying for 12 of them. Continue reading →

Former prime minister Stephen Harper has landed himself a job with an international law firm. Continue reading →

The University of Northern British Columbia’s senate is formally opposing the process by which former Conservative MP James Moore was selected as chancellor. Continue reading →

Faculty members are speaking out against the University of Northern British Columbia’s decision to name former Conservative cabinet minister James Moore as its next chancellor. Continue reading →