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Paul Chiang steps down as RCMP investigates Chinese bounty comments

Canadian Freedom Convoy donations hacker arrested for U.S. cyberattack on GOP

B.C. Conservatives argue Premier David Eby needs to scrap Bill 7 entirely

Edmonton Oilers release new logo with LGBT pride, BLM colours

“Pierre gets it”: Boilermakers union endorses Poilievre

The International Brotherhood of Boilermakers and the Coalition of Concerned Manufacturers and Businesses of Canada have both endorsed Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre for prime minister, marking a shift in tone from union support.

Energy leaders urge feds to declare “Canadian energy crisis”

Canada’s top energy executives are urging the federal government to declare a “Canadian energy crisis” and overhaul regulations to ensure major infrastructure projects receive approval within six months of application.

Trump would “rather deal” with Carney over Poilievre because it would be “easier”

In a recent interview, U.S. President Donald Trump said he would “rather deal with a Liberal than a Conservative” in charge of Canada.

Carney lashes out after being grilled over potential conflicts of interest

Mark Carney became combative when confronted with questions from reporters about potential conflicts of interest and his private investments.

EXCLUSIVE: Mark Carney sent daughter to discredited U.K. Tavistock Transgender Clinic

Prime Minister Mark Carney sent daughter Sasha Carney to discredited U.K. Tavistock Transgender Clinic in London, England.

Unelected Carney becomes PM, lines cabinet with Trudeau ministers

Central banker Mark Carney is now officially Canada’s 24th Prime Minister despite never holding an elected seat in Canada.

Liberals send $84M to Syria, ease sanctions on terror-linked gov

The Liberal government is sending $84 million in taxpayer funds to Syria and easing sanctions on the country’s interim government, which is led by the head of a designated terrorist organization.

EXCLUSIVE: Constitutional group warns of looming digital currency threat

EXCLUSIVE: Elections Ontario orders removal of alleged voter fraud video exposé

Nearly half of Canadians open to private healthcare: study

Canadians are becoming more open to exploring private healthcare, with some ready to make the switch.

Trump announces one month reprieve on some Canadian, Mexican tariffs

Trump has announced a one-month reprieve on some of the tariffs he imposed on Canada and Mexico just two days ago.

Edmonton gay bar opening doors to children

An Edmonton gay dance bar says children will soon be welcome as part of its spring expansion.

Quebec bill requires mandatory language, social integration for immigrants

Quebec’s cultural integration bill hopes to establish a values test for new immigrants and to counter the effects of mass immigration on the province.

Ford threatens legislation forcing grocery stores to label Canadian products

With Canada and the United States in a trade war, Premier Doug Ford is calling on Ontario grocery stores to signal to customers which of their products are Canadian.

25% tariff on Canadian goods coming Tuesday, Trump says

U.S. President Donald Trump’s long-threatened tariffs on Canadian exports will be going into effect at midnight.

Trump slams Poilievre, says he’s not a “MAGA guy”

Canada needs DOGE: Nearly $11 billion spent annually on 8 failed programs

According to a report released by The Fraser Institute, the federal government could reduce annual spending by $10.7 billion.

Supreme Court waves goodbye to X

The Supreme Court of Canada announced that it would be leaving the social media platform X and would only release further communications on other platforms.