Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer says he will stand with Conservative candidates who have made controversial comments in the past, so long as they have apologized and taken responsibility for their comments.
Canada's election campaign is barely underway and, fiscally speaking, it's already unlike any in recent history: none of the major political parties is promising to balance the government's books in the next four years.
The mayor of Vancouver says the city that opened North America's first supervised injection site following a surge in heroin-related deaths wants all federal party leaders to consider a proposal to allow substance users access to pharmaceutical-grade heroin.
A candidate running for Andrew Scheer’s Conservatives was deemed by the party's provincial counterpart to be 'extremely controversial and problematic' and accused of promoting online conspiracy theories, according to a past vetting report.
Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau's preference for a day of shaking hands and light conversations on the campaign trail Saturday didn't materialize, as some Quebec residents pushed him to discuss his stance on the province's controversial secularism law.
Jagmeet Singh borrowed a page from Donald Trump's protectionist playbook Saturday, vowing that a New Democrat government would tie made-in-Canada strings to new incentives aimed at rebuilding the country's sputtering auto industry.
The Liberals are invoking the American president's name in a new advertisement aimed at shoring up the party's bona fides with unions and blue-collar workers.
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