Interim NDP Leader Don Davies says his party will be voting against the government’s throne speech, meaning the Liberals will need to get support from another opposition party to survive the confidence vote.

In the wake of the U.S. doubling its tariffs on steel and aluminum, Prime Minister Mark Carney has called the new tariffs “unjustified” and pledged to respond — but what that response might look like isn’t clear yet.

Prime Minister Mark Carney says his government is having “intensive discussions” with the United States to remove what he calls an “unjustified and illegal” increase on steel and aluminum tariffs.

The formerly non-affiliated New Brunswick Sen. David Richards has joined the Conservative Senate Caucus.

Competition for Canada’s multibillion-dollar submarine program is heating up and remarks from the Germans and Norweigans come weeks after two South Korean shipyards submitted a detailed, unsolicited proposal.

At question period on Monday, two Conservative MPs beseeched the government to approve a pipeline that very afternoon. Such a request raises other questions. Questions like, what pipeline? To where? To be built by whom? And under what conditions?

A federal watchdog agency found a breakdown of ministerial accountability after reviewing a clandestine operation abroad connected to claims a CSIS operative smuggled teenage girls into Syria to join ISIS.

The federal government says it will match donations made to the Canadian Red Cross as wildfires tear across the Prairies, forcing thousands from their homes.

Government whip Mark Gerretsen insists nothing went wrong with a throne speech sub-amendment vote that now calls on the government to table an economic update before Parliament breaks for the summer.