New Brunswick Liberal Party leader Susan Holt is set to become the next premier of the province after her party won a total of 31 seats.

The Toronto Police Association (TPA) issued a direct statement to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Monday.

Following the highly anticipated Liberal caucus meeting, MPs were vague as to the future of their leader, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

The UCP will introduce legislation meant to protect professionals from getting fired by their employers for expressing themselves in public.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has been given an October 28 deadline by Liberals to decide on whether or not he’ll resign.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has been given an October 28 deadline by Liberals to decide on whether or not he’ll resign.

After telling Canadians that mass immigration was needed to address the housing shortage, the Liberals are now backtracking. 

The Prime Minister reportedly had tears in his eyes while addressing caucus members during Wednesday's 4-hour open mic session.

The latest Abacus Data poll shows that over two-thirds of Canadians want Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to resign before the next election.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford said he’s going to ban foreign students from medical schools starting in the fall of 2026.

The HungerCount 2024 report by Food Banks Canada reveals a record-breaking increase in food bank visits, over two million in 2024.

Four Canadian parliamentarians have been implicated in foreign interference allegations, including Mary Ng, who Trudeau recently promoted.

A new study reveals that Canadian dairy farmers have been forced to dump an estimated 6.8 to 10 billion liters of raw milk.

Saskatchewan’s election has been called, with Premier Scott Moe narrowly winning another majority government.

Alberta’s Premier, Danielle Smith, tabled three monumental legislative changes on Thursday related to transgender policies.

Premier Doug Ford has responded to public backlash over a Toronto medical school’s plan to reserve 75% of the seats for non-White applicants.

In a political landscape all too often riddled with leaders who abandon their principles for what’s popular, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith stands as a defiant exception.