Looking ahead to the next few months, iPolitics reached out to various party strategists, pollsters and political experts to identify the storylines likely to dominate the summer headlines.

The Liberal government’s controversial legislation, which would let cabinet quickly grant federal approvals for big industrial projects like mines, ports and pipelines, sailed through committee in the ...

"We, as a country, are committed to multilateralism in an era where some countries, are veering towards unilateralism, we are committed to cooperation where some countries may be veering towards ...

Canada is taking steps to protect the steel and aluminum industries with new counter-tariffs and protectionist policies, ...

The revolving door that characterizes the post-election experience for staffers has slowed, as new ministers bring on new ...

Over at Canadian Dimension, John Clarke examines the opening moves by Carney’s government, which has confirmed his fears that “those on the left” who called for progressives to back the federal ...

After two years of managing stakeholder relations for Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, Bryce McRae is headed to the private sector. Earlier this week, McRae announced he will be joining Summa ...

"There are very deep ongoing ties, people-to-people, certainly of Indo-Canadians but Canadians as a whole with India. We don't have a high commissioner in India right now. We're not serving Canadians ...

New tariffs will be imposed in the coming weeks to protect the industry from unfair trading practices and overcapacity, Carney says.

The bill is expected to pass with the support of the Conservatives, an unusual show of cooperation between the two largest parties in the House.

With just two days left in the abbreviated spring sitting, Prime Minister Mark Carney will be back in his front-and-centre ...

After wrapping up three days of high-level, high-stakes meetings with his G7 counterparts in Kananaskis, Alta., Prime ...