OTTAWA - Ontario Conservative MP Derek Sloan says he'll fight efforts by his party's leader to boot him from caucus.
Sloan says a decision by leader Erin O'Toole that he should be tossed out over a donation to his leadership campaign by a known white supremacist is ridiculous.
OTTAWA–A new survey suggests nearly half of Canadians visited with family or friends over the winter holiday period.
OTTAWA - For all the bluster among federal political leaders about not wanting an election any time soon, the political truth is as cold as a winter's wind: the potential for one is a reality in 2021.
OTTAWA–Canadian egg and poultry farmers who’ve lost domestic market share due to two recent free trade agreements will soon have access to $691 million in federal cash, Canada’s agriculture minister announced Saturday.
OTTAWA — The Mexican government says it will resume sending farm workers to Canada after securing promises for more inspections and oversight to curb outbreaks of COVID-19.
At least two Mexican men have died and hundreds more have fallen ill.
OTTAWA—U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to slap visa restrictions on six new countries could affect immigration flows to Canada, if history is any indication, as those caught up in the changes find new reasons to come here.
OTTAWA—Ontario MP Erin O'Toole is expected to lay out his vision for the federal Conservative party and why he's the one to run it in an online video being released today that officially kicks off his second attempt to become Conservative leader.
OTTAWA—The clock's now officially ticking down on the race to replace Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer, with the release of rules and deadlines for the contest likely to winnow down the field of contenders.
OTTAWA—A long-awaited legal look into whether the U.S. remains a safe country for refugees began today at a Federal Court in Toronto.
At issue is the Safe Third Country Agreement that prohibits people from entering Canada from the U.S.—and vice versa—at official border crossings and asking for asylum.
OTTAWA—Green Leader Elizabeth May pushed past the political pack yesterday by introducing a wide-ranging set of new policy promises while her rivals were recycling or expanding on old ideas.
