All signs point to Pierre Poilievre becoming the next prime minister of Canada. Pierre Poilievre and the Conservative Party of Canada (CPC) are on their way to winning the next

Trudeau's proposed immigration quotas are widely despised by Canadians, according to recent polls. The Liberal government's plans to increase the annual target of immigrants will negatively affect the cost of

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After separating from his wife, the Canadian prime minister is being accused of having 'come out of the closet.' Over the years, many Canadians have speculated that Canadian prime minister

The lead contender for the United States presidency has issued a call to arms. Donald Trump, former president of the United States, has issued a warning to special prosecutor Jack

Liberals are trying to deflect attention from the prime minister's failed marriage and falling poll numbers. Katie Telford, chief of staff for Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau, is being blasted

The premier of Alberta is asking important questions about the platform now known as 'X.' Danielle Smith, the recently elected premier of Alberta, is asking all the right questions about

The Conservative Party leader is asking Trudeau to do the right thing as the BC port strike is set to continue. Pierre Poilievre, leader of the Conservative Party (CPC), is

After the newly elected mayor of Toronto asked city residents to do the unthinkable, Sky fired back. Olivia Chow, an alleged Chinese asset and the newly elected mayor of Toronto,

Alberta will no longer be a safe haven for those that wish to engage in human trafficking. The premier of Alberta has vowed to track down and prosecute human traffickers

The Canadian prime minister may call an early election, according to reports. After a cabinet shuffle that saw two Liberal MPs announce they will refuse to seek re-election, some have

Another one of Trudeau's rats is jumping ship, following Carolyn Bennett's lead. Omar Alghabra, MP for Mississauga-Centre and Minister of Transport, will not be seeking re-election, as was reported by