Bruce Fanjoy has already slain one giant. Now he’s doing something arguably rarer in politics: disagreeing with his own party leader.

OTTAWA – While President Donald Trump was widely viewed as the major factor in securing a fourth consecutive term in office for the Liberals in last Monday’s Canadian general election, the ...

On a drizzly Monday evening in June, more than 800 Liberal Party donors mingled with 14 cabinet ministers, eight secretaries of state and the prime minister at the Canadian War Museum, enjoying hors d ...

OTTAWA — Liberal MPs insist there are no divisions emerging within their party following Culture Minister Steven Guilbeault's resignation from cabinet over Ottawa's new pact with Alberta on a possible ...

The Liberal party seemed likely to find the extra votes necessary, but it was not clear whether they would come from the progressive party, which backed the Liberals under former Prime Minister Justin ...