The votes in Sturgeon River-Parkland, Alta., and Lac-Saint-Jean, Que., will be held on Monday, Oct. 23. 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 Conservatives raised $18.25 million from 82,662 donors in 2016, while the Liberals pulled in $17.18 million from 82,285 donors. Continue reading →

As she officially announced her resignation Tuesday, federal MP Rona Ambrose said she hopes she inspired women and girls to pursue public office. Continue reading →

Aspiring judges aren’t the only ones who need to know more about sexual assault law, the members of the House of Commons status of women committee said. Continue reading →

The bill passed unanimously in the Commons, a rare occurrence indeed, but the Senate seems to be dragging their heels on this important legislation. Continue reading →

Scheer does not present quite as tantalizing a target, Liberals privately admit. 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 →