Susan Delacourt

Don Stewart is the newest member of Poilievre’s caucus.

There’s one big difference between the question facing the federal Liberal party now and the one that ripped it apart two decades ago, Susan Delacourt writes.

In its latest round of polling for the Star, Abacus Data tried to find out whether it's something Trudeau has or hasn't done or whether it’s just simply who he

The prime minister needs to come up with a compelling reason why Canadians should give his government another term in office, Susan Delacourt writes.

Pierre Poilievre and Doug Ford don’t have a lot in common, except maybe to hold elections early.

If Canadians have tired of the current prime minister and are looking for someone new to like, that's not a role the Conservative leader seems willing to play, Susan Delacourt

Between the insult-laden questions period and the procedural obstacles, very little is happening to assure citizens that the House of Commons is actually working, Susan Delacourt writes.

Pierre Poilievre’s popularity has taken a significant hit in the weeks since Parliament returned from the summer break, according to the latest Abacus Data polling.

Political discourse has become increasingly toxic in Canada but this week the stakes were ratcheted up, with potentially far-reaching implications.

The prime minister may survive this week’s date with destiny, but it’s hard to imagine him emerging from this revolt — or whatever one wants to call it — without