Eight experts break down the plan’s strengths and weaknesses

Why else vow to block the Gordie Howe bridge while proclaiming China will ban the Stanley Cup?

Recent court rulings show the province can no longer ignore legal injustices, a former provincial cabinet minister says.

Dennis Modry of APP made the claim about the premier to a room full of petition signers.

Unwarranted panic over court decisions mean Premier David Eby faces lose-lose options in the legislature.

2025 will be remembered as the year where our nation shed its reputation for meekness and asserted itself for the whole world to see.

The Chatbot War on Our Kids

Any pundit, politician or commentator who thought that Canada could make its way through this so-called rough patch in U.S.-Canadian relations and come out the other end needs to think again.

President Donald Trump's violent threats aimed at several Democrats, and specifically Sen. Mark Kelly (D-AZ), have now positioned the lawmaker for a potential presidential run in 2028, a commentator s...

Driven by her mother’s grief, Helen Durie helped illegally exhume her WWI soldier brother from France. She’s being recognized on Remembrance Day.

Conservative leader John Rustad is using Richmond Mayor Malcolm Brodie’s letter to justify an immediate halt to negotiations between First Nations and the Province.

Former deputy premier of Alberta, Thomas Lukaszuk, started his campaign as a counter to separatists wanting a referendum on Alberta independence.

At Malaysia summit, Prime Minister says Canada wants to shift as much trade as possible away from unpredictable U.S.

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Donald Trump's initial public reaction to Ontario's anti-tariffs TV ad gave absolutely no indication that it had triggered him so much that he would later kick the legs out from under the negotiating ...

BC Conservative party management sent a letter to the leader on Wednesday.

First Nations leaders in B.C. say they are "appalled" by "alarmist rhetoric" from politicians raising concerns about private property rights.

Maybe signalling to caucus and staff that party politics is a free-for-all wasn’t such a good idea.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre took aim at the RCMP’s independence in a recent interview, calling the national police force’s leadership "despicable" and accused it of covering up for the Libera...

If Danielle Smith wants to build another pipeline across British Columbia, she might want to spend some time actually trying to understand what makes it tick first.

Canada’s energy minister says Alberta will need to get its neighbouring province on board in order to see its proposed pipeline project to the West Coast come to fruition.

After years of chasing debts through the courts, creditors of a high-profile ostrich farm in southeastern B.C. have filed paperwork against the Canada Food Inspection Agency in the hopes of recouping ...

WASHINGTON — U.S. President Donald Trump returned to his "51st state" rhetoric about Canada while giving an unprecedented speech to top military leaders today.

Residents on British Columbia's upper Sunshine Coast are opposing an independent dam-generated power producer's exclusive 30-year deal with a U.S. company.

This is what happens when a party lacks purpose, principles and leadership.

The Washington Roundtable is joined by the former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Keren Yarhi-Milo, the dean of the School of International and Public Affairs at Columbia University, to discuss...