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Canada Election 2025
Party leaders say French-language debate should be moved due to hockey game
Poll finds many Quebecers say Canada can deal with Trump better than sovereign Quebec
Liberals most likely to deliver on gun control, says PolySeSouvient
In Quebec, lifelong sovereigntists hold their noses to vote Liberal
Conservative MP Ed Fast endorses Independent candidate Mike de Jong
Carney pitches $15,000 benefit to fund skills training
Carney campaigning with the highest likability score since Layton: pollster
Poilievre vows to crack down on scams targeting seniors
Singh goes after rivals over plans to cancel Liberal capital gains tax increase
Poll finds many Quebecers say Canada can deal with Trump better than sovereign Quebec
Federal leaders preparing for election debates as polls suggest a tight race
Here’s what federal parties are promising seniors in the election campaign
Parents, operators and advocates want more details on child-care election promises
Canada federal election 2025: Where the leaders are on Tuesday, April 15
Hamilton Centre riding could see a tight race come election night
Political analyst weighs in on lawmakers return to Queen’s Park
Political frustration likely the reason for vandalized signs, says Alberta candidate
Federal officials warn of disinformation risk tied to election debates
Singh pitches NDP health care plan, promises to hire 35,000 nurses by 2030
Carney apologizes for staffers who planted buttons at Conservative conference
Carney promises to revamp defence procurement, boost domestic research
Carney says he’s more focused on Canada’s economy than former PM Trudeau
LGBTQ+ groups ask federal parties to defend human rights, access to transgender care
Poilievre will use notwithstanding clause to pass law on consecutive murder sentences
Is it time for Canada to lower the federal voting age to 16?
Election battleground Ontario: Federal parties eye vote-rich Greater Toronto Area
Canada federal election 2025: Where the leaders are on Monday, April 14
Local candidates looking to defeat federal party leaders in neighbouring ridings
Campus voting begins at more than 100 universities and colleges across Canada
