Tom Mulcair

He's young, hip and brimming with charisma, a likable rookie with an eye for style and a robust following on social media who wants to be Canada's next prime minister. Sound familiar?

Phase two begins this week in the House of Commons' politically charged debate over combating Islamophobia in Canada.

The four federal NDP leadership hopefuls had one last chance on Sept. 17, 2017, to make their case to party voters before balloting begins to select a replacement for outgoing leader Thomas Mulcair.

As an activist, he had doubts. But today, running in the race to replace Tom Mulcair as federal NDP leader, Angus has a plan to make you believe.

All four candidates criticized Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for rejecting any possibility of re−opening the constitution, with Caron and Singh accusing him of "slamming the door" on the province.

Julian — the first contender to enter the race — made the announcement at a news conference today in Ottawa.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the record-breaking shot by a Canadian sniper in Iraq should be celebrated as an example of the military's excellence.

NDP leader Tom Mulcair is forgoing the celebration and raising red flags following reports that a Canadian sniper in Iraq shattered the world record for the longest confirmed kill.

One of the candidates for the NDP leadership race is quitting, blaming party insiders who he says don't want to see him win.

New Conservative leader Andrew Scheer's victory speech was peppered with attacks on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

The new proposed official languages commissioner says she had contact before the nomination process with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's two closest advisers to express her interest in the job.

Jagmeet Singh embarks May 15, 2017 on a bid to replace New Democratic Party leader Tom Mulcair - a quest that could make him the first non-Caucasian to head a major federal party.

Former veterans ombudsman Pat Stogran is expected to confirm his intention to seek the federal New Democratic Party leadership Thursday.

The Liberal government's plan to move ahead on marijuana legalization is up in smoke.

For the moment it appears Canadian citizens or permanent residents will be treated as they always have been.