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Conservatives to finalize nomination rules for incumbent MPs before leadership election to avoid political pressure to support any one leadership candidate, say Tories 

The Conservative Party’s national council will finalize the nomination rules for 119 ridings represented by its MPs before the election of the new leader and unheld ridings after the leadership election, giving independence to MPs to decide without any political pressure who they want to support for the party’s top job. “Our priority is working […]

Trudeau should shut down Liberal leadership election speculation

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has been insisting since the last election that he will lead his party into the next one. How likely is this? It’s common sense that if Trudeau were planning to retire, he would not announce his intentions now to avoid becoming a lame duck prime minister. Still, in private, off-the-record conversations, […]

Nova Scotia Senator Bernard receives Bob Marley Day award

PSG Senator Wanda Thomas Bernard, the first African Nova Scotian woman named to the Senate, is one of eight recipients of this year’s Bob Marley Day award. The awards are given every Feb. 6 as part of the City of Toronto’s annual proclamation marking the birthday of the iconic Jamaican musician and human rights advocate. Marley, […]

COVID’s very real demands taking a toll on purveyors of populist flimflam

OTTAWA—Boris Johnson’s troubles have ballooned to the point of creating a moment of truth for the British prime minister. By the weekend, his ability to hang onto his job was dangling in the balance, as Johnson tried to fend off attacks on his integrity from across the political spectrum. One of the most successful politicians […]