Top Stories
-
Analysis What Harjit Sajjan really did while serving in Afghanistan
Truth being the first casualty of war has taken a decidedly different turn with growing outrage in both the political and military community about Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan's characterization of himself as the architect of Operation Medusa. More
-
Retired widower's $50K severance stuck in troubled public pay system
The federal government's new plan to fix its troubled public servant payroll system is getting a lukewarm reception. The strategy is being rolled out, as more stories of financial hardship are emerging. More video
-
Analysis Common interest will ensure Canada-U.S. trade conflicts get solved: Chris Hall
Canada remains confident a deal can be reached with the United States on softwood lumber without repeating the drawn-out trade litigation of the past. More
-
Millennials, boomers meet as Conservative Party-crashers
Inspired by a Maclean's magazine columnist, moderate conservatives in search of a political home are meeting to question the Conservative Party and perhaps even try to tear it in two. More
More Headlines
- 'Not for the faint of heart': Why getting a marijuana producer licence is a long shot read comments
- Canada restarts free trade negotiations with South America's Mercosur trading bloc
- Justice ministers craft plan to unclog court systems video
- Trudeau has 'window' to settle softwood dispute before NAFTA talks: Raymond Chrétien
- Video Watch Power & Politics for April 28, 2017
- Sajjan expresses 'regret' for claiming to be architect of key battle against Taliban read comments
- Liberals 'doubly committed' to tackling marriage fraud while ending 2-year spousal residency rule
- Dramatic drop in number of 'unfounded' sexual assaults in Canadian Forces: DND report
- Centennial Flame monument to get facelift with Nunavut images read comments
- First Nations police frustrated by lack of detail on new, adequate funding
- Police across Canada in limbo over who will pay for roadside drug testing read comments
- Trump signs order to expand drilling in Arctic, Atlantic oceans
- Rights groups and opposition urge Liberals to help those fleeing anti-LGBT violence in Chechnya
- Canada's justice ministers meet Friday to tackle court delays
- Updated Ethics commissioner cleared Trudeau's fundraising in February
- Analysis Off-the-books notes between vice-admiral and shipyard boss in 'legal grey zone,' expert says
More Politics News
- Watch Power & Politics for April 27, 2017
- Trudeau will stick to playbook on Trump, even after NAFTA threat
- 95,000 sponsors vie for 10,000 spots in lottery to bring parents, grandparents to Canada
- Kevin O'Leary met with Andrew Scheer before backing Maxime Bernier
- Trump to give NAFTA talks a 'good, strong shot' after Trudeau warns of withdrawal risks
- Ottawa announces new plan to tackle troubled Phoenix payroll system
- The Pollcast: Kevin O'Leary's exit and the B.C. leaders debate
- Ontario budget 2017: Balanced books for Ontario, and free drugs for those 24 and younger
- Late Night 'toothiness': Carr laughs off beaver file photo on Colbert's talk show
- After 99 days of O'Leary, is it Maxime Bernier's Tory time?
Insight & Analysis
Catherine Cullen
Also by the Author
Katie Simpson
Also by the Author
Elizabeth Thompson
Also by the Author
Must Watch
-
Video
Canada's Justice Minister on speeding up court delays
8:26
Jody Wilson-Raybould on the 'action plan' laid out at the FTP justice ministers' meeting to address backlogged courts.
-
Video
How should Donald Trump be graded on his first 100 days?
9:23
Eric Felton, managing editor of the conservative-leaning magazine the Weekly Standard, and Nicholas Johnston of Axios weigh in on the milestone.
Don't Miss
-
REALITY SHOW
Kevin O'Leary's short, colourful Conservative leadership campaign
-
Analysis
B.C. New Democrats make polling gains on eve of crucial debate
-
Go Public
'Embarrassment to Canadians': Abuse, humiliation occurred at bases across country, soldiers say
-
Analysis
French voters choose change – but what type?
-
Video
Power & Politics speaks with Conservative leadership candidates
-
Analysis
Trump's solution to 'unfair' American dairy woes: blame Canada
-
POT POLL
Canadians approve of Liberals' marijuana legalization, but with some reservations
-
HONORARY CANADIAN
Read and watch Malala Yousafzai's full speech to Parliament
-
EMAILED DAILY
Get our daily CBC Politics newsletter
-
CANADA 150
Bank of Canada unveils new $10 banknote for anniversary year
-
Budget 2017
Highlights of Bill Morneau's 2nd federal budget
-
CBC Investigates
CBC adopts SecureDrop to allow for anonymous leaks
Most Viewed
- Millennials, boomers meet as Conservative Party-crashers
- Sajjan expresses 'regret' for claiming to be architect of key battle against Taliban
- What Harjit Sajjan really did while serving in Afghanistan
- Retired widower's $50K severance stuck in troubled public pay system
- Liberals 'doubly committed' to tackling marriage fraud while ending 2-year spousal residency rule
Malala Yousafzai receives honorary Canadian citizenship
The House
- Trump's first trade punch and what it could mean for NAFTA renegotiations April 29, 2017 2:01 PM This week on The House, what will be the impact of Donald Trump's decision to impose new duties on softwood lumber from Canada? What does Canada plan to do in response? And what does it say about where trade talks between the U.S. and Canada are heading? Natural Resources Minister Jim Carr joins us. We also talk to the head of the Canada Institute at the Wilson Center, Laura Dawson, and former Canadian ambassador to Washington, Raymond Chretien.
Featured
-
Eric Grenier's Leader Meter
Track each party leader's latest numbers
-
Like our page on Facebook
Get CBC Politics video, news and analysis in your Facebook newsfeed
-
Get our daily CBC Politics newsletter
Subscribe to receive our daily digest of federal politics stories by email
-
Listen to The House
CBC Radio One's weekly program on politics.
