Former Dartmouth North MLA Joanne Bernard also commented on the cartoon, calling it “in extremely poor taste and offensive.” Continue reading →

Is it electioneering or just business as usual? Continue reading →

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faced a fresh round of questions on the SNC-Lavalin controversy Friday after he out some money to a technology firm. Continue reading →

Trudeau says he’s “surprised and disappointed” by Jody Wilson-Raybould’s decision to resign from cabinet amid allegations that the Prime Minister’s Office pressured her to avoid prosecuting SNC-Lavalin. Continue reading →

Marco Mendicino repeated the assertion made by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Thursday that the report is not true — then questioned who was behind it. Continue reading →

Trudeau said scaring and dividing people might lead to “short-term electoral gains,” it hurts politicians’ ability to govern. Continue reading →

Trudeau took questions from the public at a high school in Milton, Ont., on Thursday. Continue reading →

“I haven’t seen it, but I can smell it,” Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said as he left his office, near where water was pouring out of the broken pipe. Continue reading →

It will be fascinating to see whether China now bullies the U.S. as it has tried to do with Canada, Scott Thompson says. Continue reading →

MPs and Senators are gathering in Ottawa for the three-day retreat, partly to prepare for the reopening of Parliament next week after the lengthy Christmas break. However, it’s clear that election is the focus of the excursion. Continue reading →