The Progressive Conservatives are indulging in a kind of budgetary make-believe that doesn’t add up, Martin Regg Cohn writes.

A feisty Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he’s willing to go it alone and bypass foot-dragging provinces when it comes to national long-term-care standards, the use of rapid COVID-19 tests, and...

The Conservative leader told a Toronto audience that he would change the federal government’s relationship with business if he becomes prime minister.

‘The government should take a long look at this unhappy experience, and make sure its next choice is not the result of a simple enthusiasm on the part of the PM and his advisers.’

As the Liberals continue to slump under Trudeau, a pollster says it appears that “too many people are just finished with him,” Susan Delacourt writes.

In an extraordinary hearing, an Ottawa judge freezes bank accounts and digital wallets with bitcoin and other currencies believed to hold more than $1 million.

Ottawa police say the job of ending the “occupation” of the nation’s capital is suddenly more complicated after they discovered children are living in about 100 of the 419 trucks.

In a statement Saturday, the Ottawa Police Service said it is outnumbered and its officers faced “aggressive behaviour” by protesters Friday night.

Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown asked the company behind a luxury real estate development in Oakville to hire a political organizer who ultimately brought down his Conservative leadership campaign,...

By focusing solely on China or Russia and other state actors, Canada is missing the potentially far more troubling forces that proved so disruptive during last year’s convoy protest, Susan Delacourt...

A post-pandemic review of how Canada handled the health disaster should be led by international experts and should look at both federal and provincial gaps, says a leading doctor who is working...

The minister of public services and procurement knew Canada wasn’t at the back of the line — she just couldn’t tell anyone, Tonda MacCharles writes.

Former attorney-general voiced concerns in Tuesday meeting about officials pressing her to order a settlement; speaking in the House of Commons, she hoped to have solicitor-client privilege waived so...

The whistleblower’s allegation that Brown broke election law ultimately led to him being disqualified from the race last July.

Also, Canada and other countries are looking at taking Russian state broadcasters off the air.

Trudeau says his former justice minister and attorney general challenged him last fall to clarify if he was “directing” her to make a decision in the disputed bribery prosecution of SNC-Lavalin.

The funding would come on top of the $19-billion package that Ottawa offered provinces to relaunch their economies in July.

OTTAWA—Most households paying the federal carbon levy on fuel will see a “net loss” in the coming years even after rebates meant to cover the costs of the tax are

The prime minister took direct aim at Ford and Scheer lumping them together repeatedly, likening them to Stephen Harper, in a speech aimed at firing up his troops for the campaign ahead.

The National Institute on Aging says there have been 3,436 resident deaths and six staff deaths in long-term care across Canada.

Prime minister says there was “no one breakthrough moment” that led to an agreement, but rather “a lot of steady conversations.”

Police and politicians had many fierce disputes about the convoy but they appear to have all agreed upon one thing, Susan Delacourt writes.

The prime minister also acknowledged for first time that the former attorney general told him directly that she had rejected the option of a “deferred prosecution agreement,” and supported the...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has made a historic appointment, naming Mahmud Jamal, a bilingual appeal court judge from Ontario, to the Supreme Court of Canada — the first person of colour to take a...

The two politicians met onstage in Antigonish at the opening of an Atlantic economic forum Monday night.

With PM Trudeau reportedly set to ask for a new investigation of foreign interference in Canada, advocates recall all the incidents and evidence that has gotten little apparent action over the years.

Lametti’s spokesperson told the Star an external legal opinion was sought on “issues” raised by the SNC-Lavalin case. But he denied it was the same type of advice that ex-minister Jody Wilson-Raybo...

The discovery of the unmarked burial sites of hundreds of Indigenous schoolchildren has forced the country to contemplate what reconciliation really looks like, and a vice-regal appointment could be...

The Rouleau inquiry begins a fourth week of testimony into whether the federal government was justified in resorting to emergency measures to end the “Freedom Convoy” blockades.

Conservatives criticized the prime minister’s choice, but many welcomed it, including several Liberal backbenchers who believe a public inquiry is an inevitable outcome.

Justice Thomas Cromwell says his health is good, and it’s nothing to do with the stress or workload — it was always his plan to retire around age 65. “I’m leaving before I have to, but I’m not...