Six Conservative MPs, including the party’s deputy leader, disclosed last year they personally invested in companies related to Brookfield Corp., despite attacking Liberal Leader Mark Carney for his work chairing one of its spinoff companies.

The Green Party says it deliberately didn’t run candidates in some ridings, even though the party submitted a full slate of potential candidates to the commission responsible for organizing the leadership debates.

The New Democratic Party is requesting that Wednesday evening’s French-language debate be postponed rather than held on the same night the Habs are making their last bid for a spot in the playoffs.

In early March, Mike de Jong was “informally advised” that he had been rejected as the Conservative candidate for the newly created riding of Abbotsford-South Langley. The party instead chose to run Sukhman Gill, a 25-year-old Langley blueberry farmer, and de Jong announced he would be running as an Independent.  

Korean Aerospace Industries’ KF-21 has the same angled twin tails and similar sleek lines as Lockheed Martin’s stealth fighter jet. And if all of the heated campaign rhetoric and trade war posturing is to be believed, Canada may be in the market for something other than the U.S.-manufactured F-35.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre announced a politically groundbreaking promise to become the first prime minister to invoke the notwithstanding clause.