Today in History for March 23: ...

Kingston’s Arthur Milnes, a past speechwriter to then-prime minister Stephen Harper and memoirs assistant to Brian Mulroney, ...

After Mark Carney won the Liberal leadership in a landslide on March 9, he will officially be named the 24th prime minister ...

The Nanisivik Naval Facility still languishes unfinished more than a decade past its completion date, amid a flurry of Arctic announcements from the Liberal government.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government has stacked agencies and Crown corporations with dozens of "future appointments" ...

President Trump pardoned a former Tennessee Republican lawmaker who was two weeks into his 21-month prison sentence for a campaign finance scheme. Former state Sen. Brian Kelsey announced his ...

If history is any indication, the next two weeks will tell us whether the surge in support for the Liberal Party of Canada was a mirage, or whether it’s political history in the making.

The second-place finisher, Chrystia Freeland, was so far behind with just 8 per cent support, that no one at the convention wondered afterwards whether she intended to support Carney going forward.

India has won several new friends among the top world leaders and greater credibility and influence, thanks to Mr Rajiv Gandhi’s recent two week visit of six nations. Important links have been forged, ...

The trade war has reawakened three Canadian Furies: retaliation, distrust, and anti- Americanism. The reappearance of these ...

ICT Canada’s new prime minister came out swinging against U.S. President Donald Trump and his tariffs in a victory speech ...

In 2008 he became head of the central Bank of Canada, where he was widely credited for his steady hand in that year’s financial crisis. In an unusual reminder of Canada’s colonial connection, he was ...