The most controversial statement of the federal election so far was uttered before the campaign even started — and not by a federal politician, but the premier of Alberta.

In today’s CEO Daily: Diane Brady talks to Canada's minister of transport and internal trade Chrystia Freeland about ...

Ontario has 74 Liberals, more than three times the total for all of western Canada. That being the case, Poilievre has ...

Sandra Jansen connected with Bonnie Crombie when she helped with the Ontario Leader’s debate preparation during the 2025 ...

Canada’s Liberal Party has jumped into a lead in some public opinion polls on the eve of an election, as voters respond to ...

One of the defining issues of the Trudeau administration was the cost of living crisis in Canada. In October 2024, new condo ...

Alongside Canada’s new Prime Minister, Mark Carney, Chrystia Freeland on March 14 was sworn in as Minister of Transport and ...

Chrystia Freeland is from Alberta,” the Prime Minister said. During the presser, the prime minister hinted that an election call would come before November, but many experts predict the writ will be ...

In 3025, when Canada is a nation of non-binary coders taking zero-emission high speed rail to their nightly anti-racist training, maybe then they will finally thank me' ...

Meanwhile, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is not convinced the Liberal Carney will treat Alberta fairly. There are many ...

The only cabinet minister west of Winnipeg is Energy and Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson, who represents North ...