The Liberal leadership candidate needs to do more than the bare legal minimum when it comes to disclosing his assets to the ethics commissioner

Liberal leadership candidate Mark Carney railed against Trump and sweeping tariffs during a campaign stop in Calgary on Tuesday, with less than five days remaining in the party leadership race. In a speech to hundreds of Liberal supporters,

The real debate, if there is to be one, is about what Mark Carney and Pierre Poilievre would spend money on — and what they wouldn’t.

The clock counts down to zero hour. There is no eleventh-hour reprieve. Even Cinderella could not escape midnight. The tariffs promised by U.S. president Donald Trump is now a promise kept. In the darkness,

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre needs to shed his aversion to speaking to American audiences. It would be good for his electoral prospects, but much more importantly, it would be good for Canada.

Conservative candidate for Canada PM Pierre Poilievre hit out at Trump tariffs and Liberals for enabling them. He said he is not ‘MAGA,’ or ‘Making America Great Again’ because he puts Canada first. He accused Liberal PM candidate and former Trudeau advisor Mark Carney of moving his company out of Canada amid tariff fears.

There’s a couple of things that have taken place in, I would say, in sequence that have caused this to happen. The first thing is that the NDP vote has collapsed. And so where we started seeing the initial movement towards the Liberal Party,

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre’s biggest problem is that he’s “not a MAGA guy,” according to U.S. President Donald Trump. Trump told British news magazine The Spectator that he wasn’t pleased with Poilievre’s recent jabs in a wide-ranging interview published on Friday.

Former prime minister Stephen Harper is taking shots at Liberal leadership front-runner Mark Carney's economic record days before the party gathers to choose its next leader. In his bid to win the Liberal leadership,

Mark J. Carney ’87, the frontrunner to become Canada’s 24th Prime Minister, will step down from Harvard’s second-highest governing body on March 9, the day the Liberal Party is set to elect its next leader.

TOP STORY With multiple Canadian polls now showing a stunning rebound for the Liberal Party, there is one electoral indicator that hasn’t deviated from predicting a Conservative victory: The betting markets.

Last Saturday in Ottawa, Pierre Poilievre delivered what many described as the most important speech of his life. For weeks, the Liberals have rapidly regained ground in the polls following Justin Trudeau’s announcement that he was leaving politics.