Ontario Liberals set 2026 leadership race for November 20, unveil strict new candidate rules
New $1M spending cap, $150K fees, and mandatory credit checks among stringent requirements for contenders
Political Parties
Coverage of political parties at the federal and provincial levels, including their leadership, internal debates, policy platforms, campaign strategies, and their role in shaping public policy and electoral politics.
ADAMS: It’s time for a brutal, honest assessment of the Ontario Liberal Party
The Ontario Liberals are not an opposition party; they are an electoral bystander with a branding problem.
ADAMS: Jamil Jivani’s vanity project betrays our country
By a concerned constituent of Bowmanville—Oshawa North
Nate Erskine–Smith to seek Ontario Liberal nomination, plans shift from federal to provincial politics
The Toronto MP says the 'biggest difference' he can make is to rebuild the provincial party and challenge Premier Doug Ford's PCs.
Jamil Jivani charts independent course to secure trade deal, cites “economic crisis”
MP Cites Economic “Suffering,” Vows to Help Carney Government Navigate U.S. Deal
ADAMS: Why Leslyn Lewis is wrong about Bill C-16
How a vital anti-abuse law is being misrepresented as a threat to family life
Pierre Poilievre clings to power after show-of-hands support from tiny fraction of Conservative members
Endorsed by a fraction of a percent of his own Party, Poilievre's “renewed” mandate relies on platitudes over policy.
Conservatives gather in Calgary for record-setting convention, projecting unity and readiness to govern
Conservative Party showcases expanded coalition, takes aim at Liberal record, and rallies behind Poilievre ahead of next election
Conservative Convention proposals promise tax reform, spending crackdown, and a 'Nation-Building' corridor
CPC convention to debate mandatory "Dollar-for-Dollar" spending law and intergenerational RRSP transfers as cornerstones of a fiscal platform aimed at younger voters and deficit hawks.
ADAMS: Inside the Restore the North event at University of Calgary
A third ‘Restore the North’ stop shows Jamil Jivani's event is a masterclass in managing dissent, not embracing it.