Maxime Bernier says he is not against diversity. He just doesn’t want “more diversity.” Continue reading →

Conservative MP Maxime Bernier is taking issue with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s oft-repeated message of diversity in Canada, calling it a form of ‘radical multiculturalism.’ Continue reading →

Trudeau says his government has already moved forward with “common-sense gun legislation” that will deepen background checks and impose “reasonable limits” on the transport of weapons. Continue reading →

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is slated to attend a Pride-related event and also meet with police officers and their families as he offers his condolences to the community. Continue reading →

In a tweet that appeared to reference NAFTA’s renegotiation, the U.S. president said the “deal with Mexico is coming along nicely” and that “Canada must wait.” Continue reading →

During the official opening ceremony Friday evening, dignitaries and visitors honoured 18-year-old Reese Fallon and 10-year-old Julianna Kozis, who were both killed in the shooting rampage on July 22, with a moment of silence. Continue reading →

Justin Trudeau should tell the Saudi regime that Canada doesn’t need its oil, Danielle Smith says. Continue reading →

Gérin-Lajoie was the first education minister in modern Quebec history, from 1964 to 1966 under the Jean Lesage government. Continue reading →

It started with a tweet over human rights and now the feud between Saudi Arabia and Canada has escalated into one biggest diplomatic rifts in years between the two nations. Continue reading →

The Saudi overreaction to Canada’s stinging comments may be way over the top, but the economic consequences are significant. Continue reading →