politics
The politics behind how governments control coronavirus data
The probability of contracting COVID-19 and the chances to recover is shaped by statistical figures released by our respective governments
Politics in the time of COVID-19: campaigns in Canada, U.S. pivot amid outbreak
Candidates seeking to replace Andrew Scheer are exploring options for what their leadership campaigns might look like without public events
Names in the mix: potential Conservative leadership contenders
The deadline to register as a candidate and meet the first round of requirements is Feb. 27.
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Obama says his approach to politics aligned with Trudeau’s
Speaking in Halifax, talked about polarization in politics and the dangerous internal trends that can develop into conflict.
Younger voters mobilizing to make federal election about climate change
Climate change has skyrocketed to the top of many lists of issues voters care about the most.
Strong voter turnout expected in Prince Edward Island provincial election
The Liberals have governed the Island since 2007.
Kenney’s premiership to pose challenges, opportunities for Trudeau
Kenney could be a foil for Trudeau in the months to come.
As MPs pull all nighter, Philpott breathes fresh life into SNC-Lavalin scandal [UPDATED]
The Liberal majority shot down a Conservative motion calling on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to let former attorney general Jody Wilson-Raybould testify again.
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Midterms: rocky road ahead for Republicans; Dems plot course
The post-midterm fallout: Cranky Trump, a divided US government, new faces on the political scene.
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U.S. midterms: What to watch
This election is a referendum on the first two years of the Trump presidency, and it will have far-reaching ramifications.
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CAQ forms majority government, ends Quebec’s two-party rule
Liberals in second and the PQ in a distant third, barely ahead of Quebec solidaire.
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Scheer not worried about rifts in party as Conservative convention wraps
Challenges mounting from social conservatives and Maxime Bernier.
Analysis: Under Trump Doctrine, no slight goes unanswered
But for all the diplomatic bluster, when it comes to Russia, he has tended to pull his punches.
Trump’s diagnosis for critics: ‘Trump Derangement Syndrome’
This “syndrome” was attributed to critics of Obama and Bush in the past.
BC’s new business as usual: political and economic uncertainty
NDP election win prompts waves of uncertainty that threaten investment and economic growth in BC.
