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The answer will be debated in backrooms, bars and the convention floor as the Liberal party faithful gather in Ottawa.

Not only are there two political parties with a good chance of winning, the race could end up being so close that a few thousand votes in Calgary might make all the difference.

One of the most profound changes over the past 40 years has been the ever-increasing concentration of wealth in the hands of a tiny number of individuals. This increasing dominance of billionaires—and how it renders us powerless to protect ourselves in the most basic ways—should be front and centre in the current federal election campaign. Instead it’s barely even identified as an issue.

Alberta's election contest kicked off on Monday, with the UCP promising tax relief and the NDP stressing the need for better health care.

St. Albert NDP MLA Marie Renaud and Morinville-St. Albert UCP MLA Dale Nally both seeking another term

A cosy encounter at an Ontario VW plant is the most recent example of the schism between the Poilievre and Ford Conservatives.

In a transparent move aimed at garnering votes, Smith announced Tuesday she wants to kick in $330 million of taxpayers’ money toward the billion-dollar project.

Premier Danielle Smith and her UCP team figure NDP leader Rachel Notley walked into a trap Wednesday.

All three parties are angling for the union vote

New Survey finds most Newfoundlanders and Labradorians support pausing capelin fishery to rebuild it