The call was recorded by the recipient, who previously supported the Conservative Party of Canada. CBC News is not identifying the donor, who fears reprisal for speaking out. He said he shared ...

PARIS, May 18 (Reuters) - French Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau was voted the new leader of the centre-right Republicans (LR) party on Sunday ... and Miquelon off Canada's coast.

As Poilievre slips in the polls, could Ontario’s premier be the right’s backup plan? The post Doug Ford Is Now the Most ...

it appeared that Indo-Canadian Parm Gill had clinched the seat for the opposition Conservative Party but by a narrow margin. However, after Elections Canada validated the vote count, it flipped ...

Under the current plan, the federal government would take time to assess Canada’s readiness to expand immigration targets further, rather than committing to rapid growth. The Conservative Party, led ...

Leader of the Conservative Party of Canada Pierre Poilievre addressed party member caucus, saying they missed forming government by a narrow margin. Prime Minister Mark Carney led Liberals to a ...

OTTAWA — Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is looking to move past his party’s election loss ... s tariffs and comments about wanting Canada to become the “51st state” were top of ...

The big story: The ongoing effort to turn Florida’s higher education system in a new conservative direction took another step forward Tuesday at one of the state’s 28 state colleges.

OTTAWA — With a wave of his black cowboy hat and a call for all Parliamentarians to “fight for Canada ... Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre lost his longtime Ottawa riding of Carleton, Kurek ...

Premier Rob Lantz says he is not ruling out a run for the permanent leadership of P.E.I.'s Progressive Conservative Party ... and news sites across Canada, most recently in the Atlantic region.

President Donald Trump leveled unusually pointed criticism of a prominent conservative legal activist and organization Thursday as he railed against a ruling that struck down his sweeping tariffs.

Conservative MPs Chris d’Entremont — a former deputy Speaker — and John Nater had put their names forward, but withdrew at the last minute.