The 70 year-old Bright’s Grove man was elected to Sarnia Council in 2018 and was re-elected twice. He currently serves on the Sarnia Police Services Board as part of his council obligations.

This upward trend for the Liberals is particularly pronounced in Quebec, where they command 41% of the vote, leaving the Conservatives and the Bloc Québécois in a tie at 23%. This shift in voter ...

CONSERVATIVE Leader Pierre Poilievre on Tuesday announced that he will axe the federal sales tax (GST) on new homes up to ...

Opposition leader Peter Dutton has kicked off the Liberals’ election campaign and made his first pitch to voters during a ...

Come 3 May only one can be prime minister. Australians have rejected recognising Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people ...

Even some usually Conservative voters have announced they will vote for the Liberal prime minister based on his promise to ...

Over recent years, Labor and the Liberals abandoned many of their traditions, almost to the point of swapping roles. The ...

Kennith Robertson has been announced as the Liberal candidate for the new Kamloops-Shuswap-Central Rockies riding for the ...

OTTAWA — Liberal Leader Mark Carney said this week his government needs to win a majority and a strong mandate to pursue ...

None of the mechanisms the president is using to push his agenda were put in place by conservatives for leverage against ...

In a significant turn of events, newly appointed Prime Minister Mark Carney has sparked debate over the Liberal government's fiscal approach regarding the carbon rebate scheme. With his initial action ...

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