Given the current public mood, it’s fair to ask whether the Liberal government is trying to distract voters from its pandemic response, Rob Breakenridge says.

Erin O'Toole's first full quarter as leader of the Conservatives was a winner so far as fundraising goes. But the Liberals and BQ also finished strong in 2020.

With a snap election possible in the spring, get ready for Justin Trudeau's Liberals to brand Conservative leader Erin O'Toole as 'Trump North,' Mike Smyth says.

Trudeau says the party wants a candidate roster that represents all voices in shaping Canada's post-pandemic future.

The numbers have been looking good for Justin Trudeau lately, and Mike Smyth says many signs point to the prime minister testing that popularity.

If Canadians don’t care about this issue, Rob Breakenridge asks, then why did the Liberals make it a priority in their 2015 campaign?

As much as it’s in the Liberals’ vested interest to have everyone to forget about and move on from this scandal, we don’t yet have all the answers here, Rob Breakenridge says.

Pollster Sean Simpson says one major hurdle prevents the Liberals from achieving a majority victory in an election right now: Quebec.

Trudeau's high-stakes game could mean an election come Sept. 23. But Mike Smyth asks if Erin O'Toole's Tories will try to bring down the government.

Canadians would rather be figuring out COVID-19 than the future of the Liberals' minority government, Scott Thompson says.