Prime Minister Mark Carney breaks ground on Quebec’s Matawinie Mine, the G7's largest graphite project, aimed at challenging China's EV battery dominance.
Pierre Poilievre faces a staff exodus as Chief of Staff Ian Todd retires. Discover how the Conservative Party is retooling against a Liberal majority.
The federal government sets Sept. 1, 2027, for Alberta's West Coast pipeline construction approval, marking a major shift in Canadian energy infrastructure.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith discusses how a new West Coast pipeline agreement could reduce separatism and lead to more federal accommodations for the province.
PM Mark Carney initiates a review of a 1979 program after former governors general billed $554,000 in secret expenses, sparking a major transparency debate.
Prime Minister Mark Carney appoints former Supreme Court Justice and UN rights chief Louise Arbour as Canada's next Governor General, replacing Mary Simon.
PM Mark Carney announces $270M in military aid for Ukraine at the EPC summit, emphasizing Canada's commitment to a new global order and European security.
Prime Minister Mark Carney unveils the 'Strong Canada Fund,' Canada's first sovereign wealth fund aimed at accelerating major infrastructure and nation-building.
Prime Minister Mark Carney launches 'Forward Guidance' on YouTube to address the U.S. trade war, signaling a major shift in Canadian political communication.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford refuses to return U.S. alcohol to stores until the White House makes concessions in the escalating cross-border trade war.