Liberal Party

Is the Tory scenario of economic doom and gloom really true? Let’s break it down into its five separate parts.

The federal Liberals are banking on the creation of a new, arm's-length lending machine that could leverage billions in public money and turn it into new highways, bridges and transit projects.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his fellow Liberals were in a self−congratulatory mood Wednesday as both sides of the House of Commons marked the first anniversary of the 2015 election.

When Finance Minister Bill Morneau meets a group of private−sector economists Thursday to ask about their economic forecasts, he may be encouraged to shed a little light on the future himself.

Chief electoral officer tells MPs time is tight to make 2019 voting changes.

Monsef urged her colleagues to reach for a compromise that takes into account the views of all Canadians when it comes to figuring out the best alternative to the current voting system.

The Conservatives are hoping to embarrass the Liberal government by forcing them to spend hours debating pricey office renovations.

Rona Ambrose brought down the house with a few pokes at Stephen Harper: He loved humanity, but just didn't like people, she joked.

The Liberals will give up their majority on the all-party committee that is to explore alternatives to the current first-past-the-post voting system.

The NDP have accused the prime minister of elbowing an MP, but Trudeau insists the incident was an accident.

Trudeau says he wants a system that makes Canada's democracy stronger.

It was a strange day for the remaining Tory MPs whose fears have now come true, writes political columnist David Krayden.

As promised, half of his 30 cabinet ministers are women.

Leader Gilles Duceppe lost his Montreal riding of Laurier-Sainte-Marie for the second straight election, and the Bloc fell short of official party status.