This chapter of the Freedom Convoy’s legal travails revives deeper questions about which protest groups are seen as threats by Canadian authorities, and which are not.

The former Labour leader has given his successor a major new problem, threatening to pinch support from the party’s ...

A woman whose elderly parents live in rural Amherstburg has launched a campaign to get the town to repair the street they ...

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Poilievre is a vying to win the Aug. 18 vote in Battle River–Crowfoot, a sprawling rural riding that takes up the entire ...

The two former UCP MLAs, Peter Guthrie of Airdrie-Cochrane and Scott Sinclair of Lesser Slave Lake, who were booted from the ...

Alberta’s governing United Conservative Party has brought in its lawyers to challenge a rogue splinter group in a fight over ...

MLAs say they are now seeking to join and rebrand the Alberta Party as part of their effort to ultimately revive the province ...

When voters head to the polls in two byelections next month, UPEI political science department chair Don Desserud says the ...

Michael TaubeConservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre unexpectedly lost his Ontario-based seat in the House of Commons in ...

First-past-the-post is a winner-takes-all system that distorts election outcomes. A party can win the majority of seats with ...

The Demand Progress poll is even more interesting. When they tested the idea of a candidate who presents ideas that combine elements of both the abundance agenda and a plan to take on corporate wealth ...