In an Edmonton speech, the Conservative leader set aside Liberal attacks in favour of a more neutral takedown of Ottawa's relentless excesses

The promise of a referendum put the Parti Québécois Leader on centre stage. He might just get the chance to deliver

The party spent weeks trying to pitch months old allegations to reporters

Prime Minister Mark Carney says that he cannot guarantee the Indian government will not be behind crimes committed in Canada.

"The difference between a majority and a minority is not only the stability of a government ... it's also the chance to fulfil our commitments," Paul St-Pierre Plamondon says.

'I am prepared for any eventuality. I have my own hopes, but we are ready for anything,' said Minister of Canadian Identity Marc Miller.

The Secret Service confiscated a POLITICO reporter's press pass Thursday morning despite a federal judge’s decision hours earlier that a media ban appeared to violate the constitutional due process ri...

Parti Québecois Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon urged Quebecers not to be afraid of a referendum, as the five main party leaders clashed Wednesday on sovereignty, finances and the cost of living in th...

It is inevitable the Parti Québécois will form next government after strong performance from PSPP

Patience isn't easy in a caucus this restless. The gathering in Penticton this week was an assembly of thoroughly grumpy MPs.

Parliament is set to return after a summer break on Monday and the Liberal government's agenda will be jammed packed this fall.

European journalists, political staffers and MEPs were left scratching their heads about what it actually meant.

It announced in September it wouldn't send English-language election mailouts.

Le Collège des Médecins saute dans l’arène politique et fait appel « à la responsabilité sociale des politiciens » pour ne pas démanteler Santé Québec.

In effect it's just setting the table for a much bigger feast for the prime minister: a EU-Canada Summit in Montreal in late October.

'Paul is Paul. I’ve already told him to laugh from time to time,' said one seasoned PQ veteran about leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon.

Quebec Conservative Party leader is giving a voice to a region that feels ignored by the provincial government

Parti Québécois Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon would rather not talk about U.S. President Donald Trump — or his trade war with Canada.

The party appears indifferent to the major issues of the campaign, and voters are responding with the same apathy towards them

National Post spoke to industry players in Quebec who felt they were excluded from the decision-making process.

Prime Minister Mark Carney said Americans should "stop doing memes, stop throwing shade, stop trying to be tough, and start being serious."

Donald Trump's Republican Party has revoked the CBC/Radio-Canada's press access to its upcoming midterm convention in Dallas.

'I think people can figure out which side Mark Carney's on,' said Jonathan Kalles, a former Quebec advisor to Justin Trudeau.

Canada-U.S. Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc said Thursday there is a possibility of reaching a "mutually beneficial” agreement with the U.S.

The Conservative leader dismissed the idea by the Parti Québécois of offering financial compensation to Quebec for the loss of Labrador.

Trade analysts say the premiers must give the federal government latitude to negotiate from a position of strength.

Recent correspondence from the Federal Court of Appeal shed some light on the government’s intentions about the Online Streaming Act.

Economists are sounding the alarm on what they view is a lack of transparency around the federal government’s spending and fiscal outlook.

Two other by-elections will take place in the Toronto riding of Beaches—East York and in the B.C. riding of North Vancouver—Capilano.

Rollback of a Boundary Waters mining moratorium raises questions about whether Trump's pressure campaign could extend to water agreements.

If the government does nothing, Canada's ban, which first came into force in 2023, will sunset automatically on Jan. 1, 2027.

“FINAL WARNING TO CANADA: Manage your forests to prevent these fires. American lungs are paying the price for Canadian inaction,” one wrote.

Private proponents had given up on building just as Asian buyers were pressing Carney for oil and a new Gulf crisis exposed global fragility

Conservatives received over 41 per cent of votes in the last election and their voice in the Senate cannot wither away , Pierre Moreau said.

"I was very disappointed,” said Raif's son, Tirad Badawi. “Canadians want their prime minister to raise the issue of human rights even more"

The One Canadian Economy Act last June promised to remove the federal portion of internal barriers by July 1, 2026.

Canadians may have caught FIFA World Cup fever, that doesn't mean that CRA employees can jury rig a TV antenna to an office television.

As Canada turns 159, it prepares to enter a phase where its free trade deal with the U.S. and Mexico could become subject to annual reviews.

Carney usually emphasizes his government's differences from that of his predecessor's, he and Trudeau touted the importance of connection.

Russian cybercriminals managed to hack into a Quebec municipality's water treatment plant systems.

The PQ is be banking on the idea that the US and the rest of Canada will not want to have a territory the size of Quebec remain undefended.