Mark Bourrie’s new bio peels Poilievre. Here’s a review ahead of a chat with the author you can attend online.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has been courting unions with events like this one at LiUNA Local 527's training centre in Ottawa on March 21. Photo by Justin Tang, the Canadian Press.

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The Conservative leader was once a hardliner on the issue. Now he appears to be getting a boost from Donald Trump.

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In oil-rich Alberta, the irony is that successive conservative governments have seemed unafraid to run out of other people’s ...

Less than an hour into Transport Canada’s online presentation for employees on the legacy of residential schools, things went ...

Saanich police, who cover an area that includes 26 district schools, reported an uptick in the number of files including the ...