Follow the advice of Paul Simon, prime minister, tell your finance minister to “hop on the bus Gus.” Continue reading →

The number of Canadian blue helmets and blue berets in the field has steadily dropped since 2016, to the point where Canada had only 68 peacekeepers in the field last month. Continue reading →

Cpl. Cirillo was shot while standing guard at the National War Memorial, during a day of terror at Parliament Hill in 2014. Continue reading →

One person was charged with assaulting a police officer. Continue reading →

Justin Trudeau said when he first heard of the appointment he thought it was a “bad April Fool’s joke.” Continue reading →

A little over three weeks after Edmontonians lived through a chaotic night involving two vehicle attacks, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was in Alberta’s capital on Saturday and met with the police officer hit by a car and then stabbed while working outside an Edmonton Eskimos game. Continue reading →

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau may not like it, but experts agree that he and his government have limited options when it comes to challenging a new law in Quebec. Continue reading →

The opposition zeroed in on two revelations regarding the finance minister’s substantial personal wealth: that he still owns his shares in his family’s business, and that those shares are held in a numbered company in Alberta. Continue reading →

Justin Trudeau refuses to say when he found out that Bill Morneau never put his substantial assets into a blind trust. Continue reading →

With so many questions about Bill Morneau’s assets, here are five things that we know about his wealth: Continue reading →