Politics

Lawyers are preparing to send a formal letter to Élections Québec and the Attorney General over limits on English at polling stations.

Outgoing Quebec premier Christine Fréchette spent part of the campaign Friday responding to allegations of possible interference in the provincial election.

The Liberal government has taken another step forward in talks with the Swedish defence company Saab as it considers acquiring its advanced radar planes for the Royal Canadian Air Force.

Canadian members of Parliament are split on whether — and how — artificial intelligence should be used by lawmakers.

A day after Prime Minister Mark Carney told a U.S. media outlet his government has studied the possibility of U.S.-led military action in Canada, Defence Minister David McGuinty said all militaries consider such risks.

Vietnamese President To Lam has upgraded ties with Canada to a strategic partnership, building on Prime Minister Mark Carney’s efforts to get middle powers working more closely together to confront American and Chinese coercion.

The federal government posted a deficit of $5.1 billion for the April-to-July period of its 2026-27 fiscal year.

Labour experts say the Liberal government’s latest major legislative push will test the limits of Ottawa’s power to intervene in collective bargaining when economic interests are at stake.

Mississauga mayoral candidate Bonnie Crombie says “it is time” to extend the TTC’s Line 2 subway “into the heart of Mississauga.”

Assembly of First Nations regional chiefs will join premiers and Prime Minister Mark Carney for a rare meeting in late October — the first such meeting between chiefs and first ministers in decades.

Employer groups say Ottawa’s proposed labour law changes are encouraging but some want the Liberal government to go even further to ensure industrial peace.

Former cabinet minister James Moore lambastes B.C. Premier David Eby's snap election call as a desperate attempt to secure power before bad economic numbers catch up to his government.

Premier David Eby is making Donald Trump and the threat posed by his trade policies a central argument for why British Columbia needs an early election, but experts argue that may be a tough sell to voters.

Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to close out his time at the United Nations General Assembly by reuniting with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen for an event to build collaboration around ocean observation.

As U.S. President Donald Trump says Canada is “destroying itself” with its immigration policies, new data from Statistics Canada show the number of newcomers is going down.