Alex Ballingall

The federal government is frustrated by difficulties in getting banks to adopt its preferred name for carbon price rebates before the next round of payments landed in Canadians’ bank accounts,

The new plan contains spending and policy changes aimed at spurring construction and helping those who are struggling to buy homes, pay rent and find shelter.

International students bused to a nomination vote were part of what Canadian security officials suspected could be Chinese meddling: documents.

The former Progressive Conservative leader says “the choices are not great for me” when considering how to vote in the next federal election.

Canada’s military is facing a series of problems that without a serious infusion of cash and attention from the federal government could threaten our standing n a more unpredictable world.

“Who wouldn’t want the opportunity to be able to contribute and, I think, course-correct and right the ship of the direction that Canada has been going, which I don’t think

In an emailed statement to the Star, Global Affairs spokesperson John Babcock confirmed that Ottawa cancelled a contract for “guaranteed use” of a high-speed boat.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberals are trying to undermine Conservative criticism over the high cost of food by noting how the lobbying firm of one of Pierre Poilievre’s top advisors

The exchange occurred in a series of posts on X over the weekend, in which the PMO’s newly-hired adviser Supriya Dwivedi derided Canada Proud.

The federal Liberals are turning their minds to how they can strategically benefit from the looming shadow of Donald Trump, as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his governing cabinet are