Conservative Party of Canada

Trudeau shrugged off the fact that the fundraising events he's attended are not open to the public.

Stationed behind monogrammed podiums emblazoned with the party logo, the candidates began with a rapid-fire series of 30-second opening statements — many of them punctuated with mediocre French.

Conservative Leader Rona Ambrose alleges the events show that the Trudeau Liberals have failed to keep a clear separation between their roles as government ministers and political fundraisers.

One speaker at the rally suggested that Conservative hackers could break into the Alberta government's computer systems as part of efforts to bring down Notley's administration.

When asked to provide an assessment of Harper’s time in Ottawa, Canadians are divided, writes pollster Mario Canseco.

There were more than a few quiet tears shed this week in political Ottawa.

When my parents first left Laos for a refugee camp in Thailand, their first choice of adopted country was the United States of America.

On Facebook and in emails to supporters, Leitch hailed Trump's election win as an "exciting message that needs to be delivered in Canada as well."

The leadership campaign of Conservative party hopeful Kellie Leitch is jumping on Donald Trump's surprise U.S. victory to fire a shot at so-called Canadian elites.

This is bold climate policy, proposing the highest carbon price of any politician except for Elizabeth May and the Green Party.

"They tell us it’s the era of 'sunny ways,’ yet so many can’t see the sun," said Raitt, playing off an oft−used Liberal phrase.

Here is the latest list of who's in, who's leaning towards it and who's out of the leadership race for the Conservative Party of Canada.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was greeted by a couple of thousand enthusiastic supporters in a southeastern Alberta city known for its staunch support of the Conservative party.

The Ontario MP and former cabinet minister has fallen short of financial and other goals he set when he launched his campaign.

Opposition critic for natural resources Candice Bergen came out swinging with accusations that the Liberals had left industry investors in the lurch, possibly on purpose.