A focus on the economy is quickly becoming a defining trait of the government of Prime Minister Mark Carney, a former central banker who is intent on building up Canada's domestic capacity and ...

Former PM Justin Trudeau shared photos from a B.C. summer road trip with his son Hadrien, with stops in Whistler and Victoria ...

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A severe thunderstorm struck Montreal on Sunday, causing widespread power outages, flash flooding, and significant disruptions at Montréal–Trudeau International Airport. Weather warning and storm ...

If the Carney government is going to follow through on its plan to make Canada an “energy superpower” and a world leader in “responsible energy production,” it will need to take a more pragmatic ...

If 2024 was a seminal year for elections around the world, the April 2025 Canadian federal elections were no less important for coming months later. The Liberal party, led by Prime Minister Mark ...

Prime Minister Mark Carney is giving the strongest signal yet that he’s ready to break with a decade of Trudeau government obstructionism and move forward with a crucial new pipeline for Canada’s oil ...

Philip Cross seems to have the wrong idea about why Canadians are choosing to forgo travelling to the U.S. or buying American ...

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced their separation in August 2023, with the public figures splitting after tying the knot in 2005 and having three children together. While the news took ...

Last week marked a turning point for Canadian sovereignty. On July 1, 2025, the tanker Gaslog Glasgow departed Kitimat, B.C., carrying Canada’s first-ever commercial liquefied natural gas (LNG) export ...

Prime Minister Mark Carney came into office promising to deal with the trade threat from the United States and get our economic house in order. But he’s likely quickly realizing that he’ll also have ...

Prime Minister Mark Carney might feel pressure to take sides as a new front in the culture wars opens up in Alberta — but don’t count on him doing it, those familiar with the Liberal leader’s thinking ...