Stuart Benson

As Public Safety promises the registry is 'very close to the finish line,' Conservative critic Michael Cooper says repeated delays demonstrate ‘this is not a priority.'

From Bill C-5 to C-37, First Nations leaders and parliamentarians say Liberals are taking a ‘pick and choose’ approach to the government’s duty to consult.

The Canucks took over Lansdowne and the Tartan Army captured the British High Commission on June 24 as they cheered on their teams in the final FIFA World Cup group stage match.

A confluence of poor timing, cross-border tensions, and competition with the Calgary Stampede could see fewer guests at the 250th anniversary party at the Lornado residence.

'Food insecurity is an income issue,' says Daily Bread CEO Neil Hetherington, while Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre argues the Liberals are blaming international instability for a problem largely created by domestic economic policy.

As AI-generated content becomes cheaper and more realistic, strategists warn disclosure requirements alone won't preserve public trust.

Hundreds of politicos, politicians, and pundits descended on the U.S. ambassador’s official residence on July 4 to celebrate America’s 250th birthday.

Moving Michael Chong to the Conservative finance critic role will bring a 'refreshing, intelligent change' to the official opposition's Question Period style, says former Harper deputy chief of staff Keith Beardsley.

Despite record-breaking fundraising last year, the Conservatives' $84-million in annual revenue falls over $14-million short of its expenses, as the Liberals' more moderate spending and lower loan balance leaves a rosier financial outlook into 2026.

Things may have slowed down in Ottawa for the summer, but there are still some noteworthy events on the horizon.