Canadian election

Harper joins the long list of Canadian politicians who stayed too long and pushed their luck too far.

On Monday, millions of Canadians cast their ballots—the overall voter turnout rate was the highest since 1993.

Tom Mulcair plans to stick with the New Democrats for the long-term, but his fate is ultimately at the mercy of party supporters and a leadership review in Edmonton in the spring.

Voter turnout in Monday’s election was the highest since 1993.

With just days to go before the federal election, the Conservatives are continuing their attacks on Justin Trudeau and his resurgent Liberals.

The 2015 federal election campaign is expected to rank among the longest, costliest, and most caustic in the history of Confederation.

A bill to reform the Senate could present as many challenges as solutions, according to experts, but if it doesn’t pass, the red chamber could be abolished.

Harper joins the long list of Canadian politicians who stayed too long and pushed their luck too far.

On Monday, millions of Canadians cast their ballots—the overall voter turnout rate was the highest since 1993.

Tom Mulcair plans to stick with the New Democrats for the long-term, but his fate is ultimately at the mercy of party supporters and a leadership review in Edmonton in the spring.

Voter turnout in Monday’s election was the highest since 1993.

With just days to go before the federal election, the Conservatives are continuing their attacks on Justin Trudeau and his resurgent Liberals.

The 2015 federal election campaign is expected to rank among the longest, costliest, and most caustic in the history of Confederation.

A bill to reform the Senate could present as many challenges as solutions, according to experts, but if it doesn’t pass, the red chamber could be abolished.