The Conservative caucus will gather on Parliament Hill Tuesday for a post-election meeting to decide next steps after losing Monday’s vote, party sources told CBC News.
Source: CBC News (Politics)
Monarchists say such a move would be an important gesture from the country’s head of state as Canada stares down U.S. President Donald Trump and his 51st state taunts.
With 24 Sussex Drive still largely uninhabitable, Prime Minister Mark Carney will soon take up official residence at Rideau Cottage, according to the Privy Council Office.
Even though Elizabeth May is the only Green MP left standing after the federal election, the party leader says she wants to play a key role in the new minority Parliament.
After touting himself as the best candidate to handle U.S. President Donald Trump, Mark Carney’s Liberals lost key seats on the front lines of the trade war — seats that could have pushed the party into majority territory.
Winning a fourth mandate and returning to power was certainly a victory for the federal Liberals, but it was marred by a disappointing showing in Ontario which played a significant role in costing them a majority.
Canada’s newly elected prime minister will soon meet with U.S. President Donald Trump. Reaching a deal with him? That’s another matter.
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has been on the phone with caucus members and party supporters in the hours since the election, trying to shore up his position after he delivered uneven results, Conservative sources told CBC News.
Ater a five-week sprint campaign, Canadians chose to elect a Liberal minority government led by Mark Carney. How does Parliament work when there’s a minority government, and what comes next for Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre and the NDP? Here’s what you need to know.
The Liberals fell short of a majority. Opposition leaders lost their seats. Here’s a look at the seat swaps that led to the election’s dramatic conclusion
