Did Stephen Harper’s approach to Quebec accelerate the decline of the sovereignty movement, or was the former prime minister just the accidental beneficiary of a collective desire on the part of Quebecers to move on from the deadlock over the province’s political future?
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by Shree Paradkar There’s sweetness to packing the children back to school for a fresh academic year. If your Facebook […]
by Rosie DiManno While I clearly remember learning in grade school about John Cabot’s discovery of what is now Canada […]
by Thomas Walkom In a strange way, Donald Trump’s disdain for the North American Free Trade Agreement may do Canada […]
For a mid-mandate reality check on the federal electoral dynamics, look no further than the battle that is shaping up in the riding of Lac-St-Jean.
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Proposed Federal tax changes that impact farms and small business are the topics of a free information session at Cardiff Hall on Sept. 19. The event takes place at 7 p.m.
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North Korea will not give up its plan to become a nuclear power. If the world didn’t know that before it should now.
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The numbers are in and they don’t bode well for the NDP in Quebec, regardless of the outcome of the party’s upcoming leadership vote.
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Justin Trudeau’s Indigenous strategy has suddenly become clearer. He is taking his cues from a road map laid out more than two decades ago by a controversial royal commission that, until now, has been roundly ignored. […]
If living proof that no good deed ever goes unpunished was needed, the dispatching of federal minister Jane Philpott to the troubled Indigenous front offers it.
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The controversy over history has finally targeted John A. Macdonald. It was only a matter of time.
The only question now is which prime minister will be next.
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Can the federal NDP maintain a hard-won presence in Quebec and at the same time become more competitive in the rest of Canada? Or is its repository of Quebec votes little more than a poisoned chalice? […]
The Canadian Women’s National Wheelchair Basketball Team will take on the United States for first place at the 2017 Americas Cup. The women, which include Legal’s Arinn Young, advance to gold after finishing the preliminary round undefeated. […]
Canada’s Liberal government says it wants only minor changes to the North American Free Trade Agreement. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau talks of “modernizing” the 23-year-old pact while leaving the fundamentals intact. Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland has said her government’s aim in NAFTA renegotiation talks is to make “what is already a good deal even better.” […]
“You will not be at an advantage if you choose to enter Canada irregularly. You must follow the rules and there are many.” – Prime Minister Justin Trudeau
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau travelled on Wednesday to Montreal – ground zero of the intense media coverage of the asylum-seeking issue – to try to unknit some of his own knitting. […]
As he committed America and its allies to years more of war in Afghanistan, Donald Trump made a stark confession Monday.
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