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The Bank of Canada's policy rate could act as a barometer for the housing market in 2024, with rate cuts potentially bringing home buyers and sellers off the sidelines.

Domestically, experts agree that the rising cost of living and the housing crisis were what turned some voters against the Liberals.

Gathering with loved ones during the holidays? A few simple arrangements can help lower the chances of respiratory illness crashing your Christmas party.

The number of Canadians who said Prime Minister Justin Trudeau should resign saw a slight decrease, but a majority of poll respondents continued to voice the sentiment.

After more than a decade with the same municipal representation, change is guaranteed in Toronto's ward 20 during the upcoming Scarborough Southwest byelection.

New polling shows the Liberal Party's biggest liability is its leader Justin Trudeau. Would a new leader help? And how will the party win support despite Trudeau's unpopularity?

The Conservatives have a 16-point lead. Three-quarters of the country think it's time for a change. But Justin Trudeau is vowing to fight Pierre Poilievre in the next election.

Darrell Bricker, global CEO of Ipsos public affairs, said the polling indicates "a lot of sympathy" for the hostages and for the people who are suffering because of the conflict.

The Liberal government is caught between a slowing economy and a need to reverse its political fortunes with voters heading into the fall economic statement.

An internal military document circulated Wednesday lays out stark language about the state of the world, and what’s required to counter hostile countries.