Campbell Clark

The Liberal Party has no choice but to rush a leadership race to pick a new prime minister who will face an immediate election campaign

There’s nothing unusual about an opposition leader attacking the prime minister. But in this case, Mr. Poilievre’s amplification of Mr. Trump’s criticisms left the impression he’s willing to side with Mr. Trump against Canadian interests as long as it helps to attack Mr. Trudeau

The departments that paid for work hadn’t even noticed it wasn’t actually done until the government stated looking for double-dippers

Each party has their own reasons not to end the filibuster. If it keeps up, the politician worrying most about it could be Ontario Premier Doug Ford

Pierre Poilievre’s refusal to apply for a security clearance so that he can be briefed about national-security issues that affect his own party is now the favourite fodder for other parties

Sanjay Kumar Verma demanded Ottawa not treat Sikh-Canadian activists too lightly

The little that the Conservative Leader has said about dental and daycare programs has shifted, and it’s worth looking at the details

Marc Miller may have to turn the goals of Canada’s economic immigration program upside down

But China and Russia will be, and they already are developing their own alliances to challenge the West

It would be great if Mr. Ford’s provincial government could both arrange for beer and wine to be sold in corner stores and ensure adequate primary health care