Who would have thought Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s social media post welcoming the world to come to our country would cause any trouble? Actually, we did.

If it wasn’t clear before, it is now: Kathleen Wynne’s Ontario Liberals plan to enter the June provincial election contest as the party that “cares” about you.

It’s not clear what Liberal MP Celina Caesar-­Chavannes meant when she told Conservative MP Maxime Bernier on social media to “please check your privilege and be quiet.

The political left is having trouble digesting the rise of populism around the world. They still can’t fathom how or why Donald Trump won office in 2016 and continue to ...

Transportation bottlenecks are hindering the delivery of a key Alberta export. That complaint may sound numbingly familiar, but this time, the commodity is different.

On-again, off-again Ontario Progressive Conservative leadership candidate Patrick Brown has now, finally, called it a day, and whether he has been treated fairly or not over the course of the ...

Once again, a federal government has unveiled a budget that “puts people first.” One that pledges to create a “more equal, competitive, sustainable and fair Canada.

It’s one thing to upset a special interest group. It’s another to turn many millions of people against you.

After the acquittal of a Saskatchewan farmer in the death of Indigenous Canadian Colten Boushie, many expected the prime minister to announce changes to the jury system.

In hockey, when referees fail to enforce the rules fairly, frustrated players toss the gloves to take matters into their own hands.