Politics

As the protracted trade war with the United States nears the two-year mark with no end in sight, two Canadian provinces could head to a vote in the next couple years on whether to separate from the federation.

Canada’s foreign influence transparency commissioner suggests it’s too early to tell whether people are complying with new obligations to report information to his office.

Prime Minister Mark Carney is returning to Turkiye later this month as he seeks to boost trade and defence ties with a country with rising importance.

Prime Minister Mark Carney and his cabinet ministers Tuesday pledged to work with the new separatist Parti Québécois government in Quebec through the spirit of co-operative federalism.

Quebec Sen. Richard Martel is back in the opposition caucus after joining the Conservative Senate group today.

In this post-election analysis, former NDP leader Tom Mulcair breaks down Quebec's historic election night, explaining how voters threaded the needle by electing a minority PQ government to stymie referendum plans.

The grand chief of Treaty 8 First Nations said his presence at a pipeline press conference shouldn’t be taken as a vote of confidence.

Conservative members of Parliament are calling for a boost to Canadian diesel production to one million barrels per day as the price for the fuel continues to soar.

Outgoing Conservative MP Scott Aitchison won’t say whether Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre should remain on as leader.

Parliamentarians returned to Ottawa on Monday and Opposition MPs’ had their sights trained firmly on the government’s 243-page economic and labour bill.

The federal government made the first of a series of health-care funding announcements on Monday as it works to secure seven-year deals with each of the provinces and territories. The first of those agreements, worth $51.2 million, is with the Northwest Territories.

Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree acknowledged gaps in Canada’s security screening process on Monday after confirming a Canadian charged with espionage was given a security clearance.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s office is distancing itself from one of her party presidents who met in Calgary with U.S. Republican strategists looking to assist the province’s separation movement.

Last week, Rush frontman Geddy Lee waded into the Toronto Municipal Election campaign by making a surprise political endorsement.

Interim B.C. Conservative Leader Lorne Doerkson says while he doesn’t share the views expressed by the party’s candidate for Chilliwack North on LGBT issues or abortion, she will be allowed to run under the party’s banner.