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The Liberal Party of Canada’s decision to bar former leadership candidate Chandra Arya from running as a Liberal in the 2025 election was linked to a trip he took to India amid that country’s tensions with Canada last year, sources tell CTV News.
Are you worried about how the upcoming election could affect your investment income? Personal finance contributor Christopher Liew looks at what has been proposed.
Across the country, inflation has eased from its peak, but for millions of Canadians, the sting is still very real. From rising rents to costlier insurance and mortgage payments, the price of daily life is shaping up to be a central issue in the April 28 federal election.
The federal election looked to be one focused on the carbon tax with the Conservatives promising to axe it. But it seems there has been a shift after Mark Carney, in his first act as prime minister, signed a directive to cut the consumer cost of carbon to zero as of April 1st, while upholding the industrial carbon tax.
It’s Day 3 of the federal election campaign that will end in a vote on April 28. Follow along as CTVNews.ca and CTV News journalists on the campaign trails provide live updates throughout the day.
Pierre Poilievre is pledging that if his Conservative party forms government in this election, it will keep a number of popular social programs the Liberal government created with the help of the NDP.
Former housing minister Sean Fraser confirmed Tuesday that he will be running for re-election in his Nova Scotia riding after all.
Having taken part in many leaders’ debates during the 2015 federal election campaign, former NDP leader Tom Mulcair offers his take on the Liberals’ refusal to participate in the now-cancelled TVA French debate.
Liberal Leader Mark Carney on Tuesday said if his party won the federal election on April 28, it would look at how the planned purchase of 88 Lockheed Martin F-35 fighters could be adjusted.
U.S. President Trump is poised to be the top ballot box issue with the Canadian federal election campaign underway.
A city long defined by its steel mills and known as the 'city of waterfalls,' Hamilton, Ont., is seeing American politics ripple through its election conversation locally. But that’s far from the only concern.
Monday was the first full day of campaigning after Liberal Leader Mark Carney triggered the election. Here's a recap of what happened on the campaign trail on Day 2.
Federal party leaders will have the opportunity to face each other in two televised debates planned for next month, though a third debate proposed by a Quebec broadcaster has been scrapped.
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre -- who is spending the first few days of the federal election campaign in the highly sought-after ridings that surround Toronto -- pledged Monday to cut income taxes by 2.25 percentage points.
Liberal Leader Mark Carney said he’s ready to take a call from Donald Trump but suggested Monday the U.S. president may be taking a wait-and-see approach while Canada’s federal election plays out.
The head of Elections Canada predicts the federal election will cost taxpayers roughly $570 million -- 'slightly less' than the last election in 2021.
