2 h. ago Bell: Mark Carney Liberal sleaze and Premier Doug Ford's big mouth

Carney Liberals once again want to link Pierre Poilievre to Donald Trump, this time with dirty tricks of their own

Transport

3 h. ago John Rustad suggests B.C. MLAs don't get paid enough. Here's how their pay is determined

The B.C. Conservative Leader is calling for an independent investigation and says that if 'you pay peanuts, you get monkeys'

Other

6 h. ago LILLEY: Momentum building for Poilievre as business, union leaders offer endorsements

Conservative leader picks up support from high-profile executives day after getting backed by electrical workers union

Politics

6 h. ago History can help us try to understand Donald Trump’s tariffs, professor says

While the 1930 Smoot Hawley Tariff act was mentioned as a beacon of hope for Americans by Donald Trump, history show's the law's history has become misconstrued over time

Economics

6 h. ago Mark Carney visite Bombardier et présente sa vision en matière de défense

Il veut créer une agence pour centraliser l’expertise du gouvernement et simplifier la méthode d’achat d’équipement.

Events

6 h. ago Pierre Poilievre veut rétablir les peines de prison consécutives

Il faudra qu’il ait recours à la clause de nonobstant pour faire passer une telle législation.

Events

7 h. ago Pierre Poilievre veut permettre les peines consécutives pour les «meurtriers de masse»

Il faudra qu’il ait recours à la clause de nonobstant pour faire passer une telle législation.

Events

7 h. ago Chris Selley: Poilievre has a great case for the notwithstanding clause. He’ll need to make it

Rightly or wrongly, a lot of Canadians — including conservatives — are skittish about the notwithstanding clause

Economics

7 h. ago Liberal staffers responsible for party’s failed disinformation campaign ‘reassigned’

"It's the same divisive misinformation and disinformation tactics that they've pushed upon the country for years, they're trying to distract from their record," Tory MP Michelle Rempel Garner told the Sun

Events

8 h. ago Trump’s Tariff Rationale Challenged in Suit by Small Companies

Several small US businesses sued President Donald Trump over his “Liberation Day” tariffs in the latest legal challenge to his use of sweeping executive powers to extract concessions from foreign trade partners.

Economics

8 h. ago Looks like Toronto has to wait a little longer for 2025's cherry blossom bloom

As the spring weather blooms into full effect, Toronto residents are eagerly awaiting one of the most highly anticipated events — the cherry blossoms in High Park.Local cherry blossom expert, Sakura Steve, has been keeping his weekly updates, and given an update on when we can expect the cherry blossoms to hit full bloom.After a recent visit to High Park, he showcased that the current buds are sitting at Stage Two in their blooming process. That means little progress has been made from last week's green-tipped babies into fuller, rounder buds — but that’s a good thing.Because Toronto experienced colder-than-usual weather during April, this stage of the process has kept the buds safe and secure to combat the harsher climate.Steven notes that, if the buds had progressed to Stage Three or Four, they would've likely been damaged.But this comes with the downside of the cherry blossoms being stuck at Stage Two, delaying their development by a short while — as ...

Other

9 h. ago Mark Carney could replace Sir Charles Tupper as Canada’s shortest

Unless the Liberal leader wins on April 28, he’ll fall well short of the 68 days Canada’s sixth prime minister spent in office

Transport

10 h. ago ‘The truth hurts’: Poilievre wouldn’t be losing if he had my campaign manager, Doug Ford says

Poilievre dismissed the criticisms as coming from 'Liberals and lobbyists' who are keen for him to pivot away from affordability issues

Other

10 h. ago Government's new Canada Strong Pass will make travel across the country cheaper

As Canadians rethink summer travel plans and increasingly try to support local, the Canada Strong Pass will make domestic travel much cheaper.On Saturday, April 12, Liberal leader Mark Carney introduced the new Canada Strong Pass, making it more affordable for kids and young families to travel domestically during peak travel season."At a time when our economy is under attack from President Trump, Canadians are stepping up — helping our neighbours, buying local, and celebrating our beautiful country," stated Carney.Children and youth under 18 using the Canada Strong Pass will get free access to national galleries and museums. They'll also get to travel on VIA Rail for free when they're with their parents.The pass will be available from June to August 2025. In addition, Canadians aged 18 to 24 will also be able to avail of heavily discounted access and fares."Whether it's trips to national parks and historic sites, spending the day at a national art gallery or mus...

Politics

11 h. ago Liberal staffers planting ‘stop the steal’ buttons ‘unacceptable’: Carney

Liberal Leader Mark Carney said the planting of the buttons at a conservative conference was 'totally unacceptable,' with the party saying it had launched a review.

Transport

11 h. ago Carney Proposes to Speed Up Canada’s Rearmament, Looking to Europe

Mark Carney said a government led by him would speed up Canada’s military spending plans and change its defense-procurement strategy so that it doesn’t depend as much on US contractors, if his Liberal Party wins this month’s election.

Economics

12 h. ago Toronto Maple Leafs bringing back huge free tailgate parties for playoffs

It's a tale as old as time: the Toronto Maple Leafs have once again clinched a spot in the NHL playoffs, and the team is bringing back its legendary tailgate viewing parties to give fans the chance to celebrate for free in Maple Leaf Square.NHL Playoff season has become something of an annual (if not bittersweet) tradition in Toronto, and for good reason. 2025 marks the ninth consecutive season that Toronto's equally beloved and beleaguered Maple Leafs find themselves on the road to the Stanley Cup, blanketing the city with ample excitement and anticipation.Hopes are high this year, as the team has clinched a top-two finish in the Atlantic Division and secured a home ice advantage for the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs.Let's just hope that another tradition — you know, the one where the Leafs don't end up winning the Stanley Cup — doesn't end up panning out as usual.While a ticket to see the team take the ice in person could already set you b...

Culture

12 h. ago KINSELLA: Heads should roll over bungling Liberals’ buttons stunt

Mark Carney needs to tell us what steps he's taken to ensure it doesn't happen again

Economics

13 h. ago THE LATEST: Conservatives vow ‘to bring justice back to the criminal justice system’

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Events

13 h. ago Tories vow notwithstanding clause to keep repeat criminals behind bars

"I also respect the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, which guarantees life, liberty and the security of the person to every single Canadian," Poilievre said

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