A Conservative senator is apologizing after coming under fire for what critics called a “shameful” tweet. Continue reading →

The future of one of Canada’s largest arms deal and whether axing it could chip away at Liberal prospects in 2019 is fast becoming a major question, after Saudi Arabia reacted to criticism of its treatment of female activists by ejecting the Canadian ambassador Sunday night and ordering a freeze on all new trade. Continue reading →

Former Conservative prime minister Stephen Harper will be doorknocking for the upcoming Alberta election in the Calgary constituency held by a bitter foe of United Conservative Leader Jason Kenney. Continue reading →

While new polling seems to back up a reported suggestion by Stephen Harper that standing up to Donald Trump is politically popular for the Liberals, experts are skeptical there’s a deal ready. Continue reading →

Stephen Harper has wrapped up a Monday meeting with one of the most senior officials in the Trump administration. Continue reading →

The Trudeau government only found out by accident that former prime minister Stephen Harper was planning to visit the White House next week in the midst of a looming trade war between Canada and the United States. Continue reading →

The brother-in-law of Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer will be one of two grand marshals at the Queen City Pride Parade in Regina next month – but don’t expect a family reunion. Continue reading →

The federal government blocked the takeover of a Canadian construction group by a Chinese state-owned company on national security grounds. Continue reading →

In bold letters, the ad reads: “Mr. President, you are right about Iran.” Continue reading →

A recent third-party Ontario election ad circulating on Twitter has sparked outrage in political circles for its claim about supposed federal health-care cuts under ex-prime minister Stephen Harper. Continue reading →