A new round of 50 per cent American tariffs on a range of Canadian goods is set to take effect on Aug. 19, and would have particularly heavy impacts on industries concentrated in B.C. and in small ...

With reports that Canada could use the return of U.S. alcohol as a bargaining chip in ongoing trade negotiations, Ford said Thursday he would be willing to end Ontario’s boycott early, but only if ...

Data centres in Ontario will need to cover all their energy costs and could pay more for electricity than other industrial users, the government said Thursday as it faces mounting pressure from local ...

Subscribe to No Talking Points on Apple and Spotify. Video episodes are available on YouTube. In this bonus episode, Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe sits down with us to discuss his first four years in ...

Meanwhile, Vincent Desmarais said he’s leaving the Conservative leader’s office. In a post on X on Aug. 1, he said he was ...

Byelections to replace members of Parliament who have resigned or plan to do so shortly, are expected to cost taxpayers ...

Flavio Volpe who is a member of the Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Council on Canada-U.S. Relations speaks to reporters ...

Build Canada Homes' inaugural board chair Evan Siddall was CEO of the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. from late 2013 to 2021, where he helped to develop the Liberals' national housing strategy.

Bryan Gast, national vice president of intelligence and investigations at Équité Association, said that crisis was caused by the shortage of new vehicles brought on by the pandemic — which encouraged ...

Liberal MP Shaun Chen announced his resignation on Monday, saying he was stepping down as of Aug. 15 because of “significant ...

With the prime minister operating on a “reduced schedule” in Italy and no word from Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre on his travel itinerary — which, according to his X feed, included clocking in ...

The online petition accuses Pete Hoekstra of making statements that undermine the Canada-U.S. relationship and of intervening in Canadian political discourse in a manner inconsistent with diplomatic ...