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

From left, Ontario Liberal Party leadership candidates Lee Fairclough, Eric Lombardi, Navdeep Bains, Stephanie Bowman and Dylan Marando before the Ontario Liberal leadership debate in Brampton, Ont., ...

Canada’s auto sector is urging the Carney government to remain firm in trade negotiations with the U.S. even if that means no immediate relief from the punishing tariffs on the industry. Flavio Volpe, ...

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 ...

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.

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 ...

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

The group representing B.C. port employers has lost its appeal to appear before an arbitrator to seek damages from the 2023 ...

There were three byelections in April, all won by the Liberals, and three more are set for Aug. 31 in North Vancouver—Capilano, Chicoutimi—Le Fjord in Quebec and Beaches—East York in Toronto.

One potential area of movement involves Canada's supply management system. While supply management has long been a source of friction between Canada and the United States, industry sources now say ...

Housing Minister Gregor Robertson starts the week by unveiling fresh federal “investments” that will “help businesses and organizations across British Columbia navigate trade disruptions and seize new ...

Negotiations between Canada and the United States have ramped up in recent weeks ahead of an Aug. 19 deadline that would see a range of Canadian exports hit with 50 per cent tariffs.