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Australian PM concedes election defeat as Labor Party looks likely to form government
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has conceded defeat in a national election, saying that while vote counting is incomplete, the opposition Labor Party looks likely to form a government.
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has conceded defeat in a national election, saying that while vote counting is incomplete, the opposition Labor Party looks likely to form a government.
Poilievre under fire for Jordan Peterson podcast comments | CTV News
Some are calling attention to a comment about 'Anglo-Saxon words' that Conservative leadership candidate Pierre Poilievre made while appearing as a guest on controversial psychologist Jordan Peterson’s podcast. The term has been used by those on the far Cardinal Joseph Zen, Canadian singer Denise Ho among several arrested by national-security police in Hong Kong
Hong Kong police made the arrests in connection with a defunct fund set up to support people facing prosecution stemming from 2019 prodemocracy protests. Zen and Ho were later released on bailBeijing loyalist John Lee voted in as Hong Kong's next leader after uncontested election
John Lee was elected as Hong Kong's next leader Sunday, after winning over 99 per cent of votes cast by a largely pro-Beijing election committee.
John Lee was elected as Hong Kong's next leader Sunday, after winning over 99 per cent of votes cast by a largely pro-Beijing election committee. As the Philippines votes for a new president, a political dynasty is back in play
On Monday, more than 67 million registered voters will cast ballots to choose the next president of the Philippines, and in doing so decide the country’s next chapter. Trudeau makes surprise visit to Ukraine, meets with Zelensky
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is in Ukraine on Sunday, meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and showing support for the embattled country. Conservative leadership debate was more about who supported trucker convoy first
Leslyn Lewis lit into Pierre Poilievre for being a trucker-convoy poser, a supporter of the cause when it was safe and convenient Free birth control should be part of pharmacare: NDP | CTV News
If the government wants to solidify reproductive rights in Canada, NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh suggests it start by launching pharmacare with a full slate of birth control options. Facing criticism, Ottawa to reform affordable housing programs worth billions
The federal government is making changes to two of its biggest housing programs in the hope the move will speed up the construction and repair of badly needed affordable rental units.Myanmar's former leader Aung San Suu Kyi gets 5 years in jail for graft
A court in military-ruled Myanmar sentenced deposed leader Aung San Suu Kyi to five years in jail on Wednesday after finding her guilty in the first of 11 corruption cases she faces, a source with knowledge of the proceedings said.
A court in military-ruled Myanmar sentenced deposed leader Aung San Suu Kyi to five years in jail on Wednesday after finding her guilty in the first of 11 corruption cases she faces, a source with knowledge of the proceedings said. Conservatives ask if Trudeau used 'get out of jail free card' before 2016 Aga Khan vacation
The RCMP examined the possibility of charging Prime Minister Justin Trudeau with fraud after investigating his 2016 family vacation on the Aga Khan’s private island in the Bahamas, according to internal documents concerning the investigation. Derek Sloan's upstart Ontario party hires former Trump adviser Roger Stone
Stone was arrested in 2019 and was convicted of seven felonies. Trump commuted his sentenced and he was later pardonedLuck and fear had a hand in Macron's victory over far right
French President Emmanuel Macron won re-election with an impressive 58.5 per cent of the vote. It's not quite the crushing two-thirds of the vote he won five years ago, writes Don Murray, but almost every other winner of the French presidency would have b
French President Emmanuel Macron won re-election with an impressive 58.5 per cent of the vote. It's not quite the crushing two-thirds of the vote he won five years ago, writes Don Murray, but almost every other winner of the French presidency would have bFrance votes in tense presidential run-off between Macron, Le Pen
France began voting in a presidential run-off election Sunday with repercussions for Europe's future, with centrist incumbent Emmanuel Macron the front-runner but fighting a tough challenge from far-right rival Marine Le Pen.
France began voting in a presidential run-off election Sunday with repercussions for Europe's future, with centrist incumbent Emmanuel Macron the front-runner but fighting a tough challenge from far-right rival Marine Le Pen. Crowdfunding platform GoFundMe lobbied MPs before testifying on truck convoy protest
Popular crowdfunding platform GoFundMe lobbied members of Parliament behind the scenes before company executives testified publicly before two parliamentary committees looking into the truck convoy protest that paralyzed downtown Ottawa.Boris Johnson to face parliamentary inquiry into alleged lies about lockdown parties
British lawmakers on Thursday ordered a parliamentary investigation into Prime Minister Boris Johnson for allegedly lying about whether he broke coronavirus restrictions by attending illegal gatherings during the pandemic.
British lawmakers on Thursday ordered a parliamentary investigation into Prime Minister Boris Johnson for allegedly lying about whether he broke coronavirus restrictions by attending illegal gatherings during the pandemic.EU anti-fraud body accuses Marine Le Pen of embezzlement
Report alleges Rassemblement National leader and others misused about €620,000 in funds while serving in European parliament
Report alleges Rassemblement National leader and others misused about €620,000 in funds while serving in European parliament Some Conservatives are condemning a 'truck tax' that doesn't exist
The 'truck tax' that has been a centrepiece of Conservative Party of Canada fundraising in recent days would be a perfect political prop but for one thing — it's not a government policy. Immigrants cry foul after permanent residency cards lost, stuck at ministry office for months
Gloria Mbaga says she couldn't get her hands on her newly renewed permanent residency card for nearly a year — a situation, she says, put the health and stability of her family in jeopardy.U.K. PM Boris Johnson pays fine, apologizes over lockdown parties
Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Tuesday he paid a fine from police for attending a lockdown-breaching birthday party in his official residence, making him the first British leader to be sanctioned for breaking the law while in office.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Tuesday he paid a fine from police for attending a lockdown-breaching birthday party in his official residence, making him the first British leader to be sanctioned for breaking the law while in office.Macron and Le Pen headed for run-off vote to decide French presidential election, polls suggest
French polling agencies suggest President Emmanuel Macron and challenger Marine Le Pen have qualified for a presidential election run-off on April 24, pitting a pro-European economic liberal against a far-right nationalist.
French polling agencies suggest President Emmanuel Macron and challenger Marine Le Pen have qualified for a presidential election run-off on April 24, pitting a pro-European economic liberal against a far-right nationalist. Conservative leadership: Charest condemns Poilievre
Doubling down on his condemnation of his Conservative leadership rival, Jean Charest says that Pierre Poilievre should be disqualified from becoming leader of the federal Conservative party over his support of the 'Freedom Convoy,' and called his positionPakistan politics: What the Imran Khan vote means
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan faces a no-confidence vote in parliament on Saturday which he is widely expected to lose. Here is what the upheaval, which comes as the economy is in deep trouble, means for countries closely involved in Pakistan.
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan faces a no-confidence vote in parliament on Saturday which he is widely expected to lose. Here is what the upheaval, which comes as the economy is in deep trouble, means for countries closely involved in Pakistan. Jean Charest: Conservative leadership hopeful blasts Poilievre for 'Freedom Convoy' support | CTV News
Conservative leadership hopeful Jean Charest is turning up the heat against perceived frontrunner Pierre Poilievre, taking him to task for his support of the trucker protests that took over downtown Ottawa and led to blockades at border crossings. Canada’s treasury ‘depleted’ as budget weans COVID spending, eyes uncertainty
Chrystia Freeland said that after the almost unprecedented spending of the pandemic’s crisis phase, now is the time to lift the government’s foot off the economic gas pedal. Budget: Deficit down, billions in new spending | CTV News
In the 2022 federal budget, the government is unveiling tens of billions in new spending over the next five years, aimed at 'targeted' initiatives to build the economy, while continuing to chip away at the deficit. Oil industry calls Bay du Nord approval triumph, climate advocates condemn it
Reaction from Newfoundland and Labrador and beyond is pouring in following the federal approval of the Bay du Nord oil project on Wednesday. Federal budget 2022 to include ban on foreign buyers | CTV News
Housing affordability is going to be a main feature of tomorrow's federal budget, CTV News has learned, including moving to make it illegal for foreigners to buy any residential properties in Canada for the next two years. Federal government approves controversial Bay du Nord oil project | CBC News
The federal government has formally approved the Bay du Nord offshore oil megaproject off eastern Newfoundland. Jean Charest says Canada 'unprepared' for conflict, pitches major investments in defence | CBC News
Conservative leadership candidate Jean Charest said Monday a government led by him would spend much more money on Canada's armed forces and promised cash to buy new equipment and establish two new military bases in the Arctic. Once-idle immigration officer now working on dormant files, applicants say
Since CBC News first reported the story in January, people around the world assigned to one Canadian immigration officer are finally seeing movement on their once-dormant permanent residency applications. Some have even moved to Canada in the past few weeHungarians openly challenged authoritarian rule in election campaign, but can they unseat PM'
Vocal citizens and a coalition of disparate opposition parties united behind one leader hope to bring an end to the 12-year reign of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and his far-right Fidesz party on Sunday.
Vocal citizens and a coalition of disparate opposition parties united behind one leader hope to bring an end to the 12-year reign of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and his far-right Fidesz party on Sunday.Pakistan PM Imran Khan suggests he may not accept vote to oust him
Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan suggested on Saturday that he might not accept a vote to oust him, a move he alleged was being orchestrated by the United States.
Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan suggested on Saturday that he might not accept a vote to oust him, a move he alleged was being orchestrated by the United States. 7 months after Kabul's fall, Canada has yet to bring in 30,000 Afghans
Multiple Afghan interpreters and their families have told CBC News about being stuck in Islamabad, Pakistan, while the Canadian government has just brought over a 10,000 Afghans fleeing the Taliban. Federal official blocked residential school survivor group's effort to identify missing children
A federal official blocked a request by a survivor's organization seeking access to a key register in a search for 100-year-old records they hope could identify four children who died at the Shingwauk and Wawanosh residential schools in Sault Ste. Marie, In a pitch to cryptocurrency investors, Poilievre says he wants Canada to be 'blockchain capital of the world' | CBC News
Conservative leadership candidate Pierre Poilievre said Monday a government led by him would do more to normalize cryptocurrencies like bitcoin and ethereum in Canada to "decentralize" the economy and reduce the influence of central bankers. How the Liberals and New Democrats made a deal to preserve the minority government
The confidence-and-supply agreement announced by the Liberal Party and the NDP this week was a long time in coming — and its success may depends on how well both sides keep each other in the loop. Poilievre vows to ban oil from 'polluting dictatorships,' double production in Newfoundland
Conservative leadership candidate Pierre Poilievre promised Friday a government led by him would take a hard line on what he calls “polluting dictatorships” by dramatically curbing foreign oil imports from countries like Saudi Arabia while boosting Ca Trudeau faced harsh critics in the EU Parliament this week. Here's who launched the attacks | CBC News
This week, criticism of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau by far-right, populist and anti-vaccine members of the European Parliament went viral on social media. CBC News takes a look at what was said, who said it and how the European Parliament is vastlyPrince William and Kate: Jamaicans shun royal visit | CTV News
Dozens of well-known leaders in Jamaica including professors and politicians are demanding an apology and slavery reparations as the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge prepare for a trip to the former British colony.
Dozens of well-known leaders in Jamaica including professors and politicians are demanding an apology and slavery reparations as the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge prepare for a trip to the former British colony. Liberals, NDP leadership have tentative deal to support Trudeau government to 2025 | CBC News
The leadership of the Liberals and the NDP have reached a tentative agreement that would see the NDP support the Trudeau government to keep it in power until 2025 in exchange for movement on key NDP priorities, CBC News has learned. Trans Mountain blames massive spike in project cost on natural disasters, debt costs — and frogs
The projected cost for twinning the TransMountain pipeline has nearly tripled because of natural disasters, environmental protection measures and rising debt payments, according to new documents from the government-owned pipeline corporation.Back to Canada News
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