The prime minister’s New York visit signals a push for industrial acceleration. But too often, social policy debates collapse ...

It demands the action of democracy, and I think unless we address it, it will be like an itch that is not scratched,' says ...

Even before the United States and Israel attacked Iran, it was at least two years of hard work away from a working nuclear ...

Alliances will shift, trade talks will stall, and military procurement decisions will be reconsidered all because one party is no longer interested in hearing the other's views.

It’s unlikely that the Air Force’s pilot shortage will be rectified by the 2030s, and the global security situation will allow Canada the luxury of standing up another Snowbird squadron for the ...

By taking concrete action on key issues for Albertans, Prime Minister Mark Carney is trying to send a message that he wants the federation to work better for Alberta, says pollster Janet Brown.

Plus, Steve Outhouse will soon once again be chief of staff to Pierre Poilievre, now in his office as official opposition ...

Given current polling trends, if an election were to happen now, the Liberals would win the riding of Cloverdale-Langley City, says pollster Greg Lyle.

As the prime minister often says, we must deal with the world as it is, not as we wish it to be. But when it comes to Mark Carney’s calculated capitulation on climate, it simply sounds defeatist—and ...

Capability gaps exist in the Canadian Armed Forces that need to be addressed 'yesterday,' according to Joe Varner, a senior fellow with the Macdonald-Laurier Institute.

The federal Liberal government ordered an external review about the use of science advice during the pandemic but there is little awareness of this report. ‘No one said a peep about this report, like ...

Canada has a promising new approach to defence procurement that meets the moment. Together, Bill C-31 and Budget 2026 are an opportunity for the country to align the operating systems beneath that ...