Justin Trudeau is set to go two-for-two with speeches to the United Nations General Assembly but, as chief political correspondent David Akin reports, Canadian prime ministers haver rarely thought it important to use this forum. Continue reading
Of the 35 shadow cabinet positions, there was no room for either Brad Trost or Kellie Leitch, but since Scheer has ideas of winning the next election, leaving those two on the outside looking in makes political sense. Continue reading
Why do we need our prime minister to show up every time there’s flooding in Calgary or Quebec? Continue reading
After being exonerated on all 31 counts of bribery, breach of trust and fraud, Sen. Mike Duffy is suing the government. Continue reading
After more than a year and a half of promises, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau hasn’t sent any of the promised soldiers, police officers or military equipment to any peacekeeping missions. Continue reading
When the sun sets on the political career of prime ministers, it often marks the beginning of another. Continue reading
Past editions of the G20 and other international summits have proven fertile ground for awkward and tense interactions between world leaders. Continue reading
Aspects of the proposed law could create a lot of extra work for Canadian spies, leaving them less time to analyze potential terror threats, said former CSIS director. Continue reading
For someone who apparently deplores Justin Trudeau’s sunny ways, Andrew Scheer smiles an awful lot. 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
