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Dr. Steve says we're not as vulnerable to 'alt-right grift' as America, for two big reasons.

Black Conservatives energized by the rising star of Leslyn Lewis hope to use her unexpectedly robust leadership bid to bolster Black representation in the party's ranks.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said the additional doses of the Pfizer vaccine will arrive in April or May 2021

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Philippe J. Fournier: There is ample evidence that the buds of authoritarianism are already germinating here. Canadians should not be complacent.

Debates about vaccination strategy were always going to turn on which Canadians count as "vulnerable." News that certain prison inmates are getting early inoculation added a new, more troubling element to the argument — the question of who deserves to be protected.

TORONTO/OTTAWA — Canada will start inoculating its federal prison inmates against COVID-19 starting Friday, protecting a vulnerable population that many…

The public safety minister on Wednesday pushed back against Conservative criticism of plans to vaccinate 600 federal inmates.

Federal and provincial officials have urged Canadians for months not to go abroad and continue to advise against it as a more contagious variant of the virus that causes COVID-19 spreads around the world

We don't know what they were thinking when some MPs travelled south over the Christmas vacation, but their leaders' strong negative reactions have mirrored those of many Canadians, Tonda MacCharles writes.

Two additional federal Conservative politicians have joined the growing list of officials who have come under fire for travelling internationally during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Senate Opposition Leader Don Plett spent part of the Christmas holidays in Mexico, despite government advisories against international travel.

With 2020— a year like no other—now in the rearview mirror, CTV's Question Period convened a series of guests to dive into the political year ahead and offer their forecasts for 2021.

In a new political column on CTVNews.ca, Don Martin dusts off the crystal ball to decipher what future shocks will rattle the political landscape in 2021.

2020 has been a year like no other and while most people will be happy to close the door on the past 12 months, the team at CBC News Network's Power & Politics took a look back at the top five political stories from this year.

While the Liberals want a majority, other parties are looking to break through.

What if the U.S. election had been about the economy and not the pandemic? Would Justin Trudeau's minority government have survived if 2020 had been politics as usual?

Here's a look at some of the factors at play that could shape how or when a federal election may be called as we head into the new year.

From plane crashes and mass shootings to elections and a never-ending pandemic, 2020 was anything but uneventful.

Longtime Conservative politician Jay Hill, who was government House leader under former prime minister Stephen Harper, is now head of a new western-based party. Hill was first elected to Parliament in 1993 under the Reform Party banner, and, for the next seven years, represented the B.C. riding of Prince George-Peace River. Founded in January 2020 […]