What Quebec wants: To be a little closer to Canada’It’s not time to open the constitutional table,’ says the minister heading up Quebec’s discussion on its place in Canada
Harjit Sajjan announces a new defence policy: Full speechThe defence minister pledges to better support troops and veterans, re-equip the military, and play a leadership role in NATO
Chrystia Freeland explains the world for youFreeland’s speech suggested a Trudeau government policy of depending less on the United States than we did before, but it was lacking in specifics
Chrystia Freeland on Canada’s foreign policy: Full speechAs the U.S. turns inward, Canada’s foreign minister pledges openness—and Canadian leadership—on the international stage
Canada supports a ‘values’ test. But not the values of the far right.While 84% of respondents back screening of new immigrants, the values they actually support seem to lean left
Where the Conservatives go from hereAlberta MP Garnett Genuis on why keeping the focus on unity will be key for the Conservative Party and its ability to win in 2019
Can Andrew Scheer fix the Conservative Party’s diversity problem?Andrew Scheer must be at the forefront of rebuilding trust between the Conservative Party and racial and religious minorities
Andrew Scheer and Justin Trudeau square off, finallyWith rave reviews of Scheer’s press gallery dinner speech echoing in the background, the new Conservative leader took aim at Trudeau in QP
It’s time to talk about terror in CanadaJustin Trudeau vowed that a Liberal government would amend the Tories’ Bill C-51. As terror attacks continue in Europe, are reforms still coming?
Prime Minister Ella-Grace Trudeau?On a U.S. morning show, Trudeau said he’d want to see his middle child as PM. Could Canada handle such a political dynasty?!