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Erin O’Toole Is the New Conservative Leader of Canada. But Who Is He?
His voting record suggests he’s a moderate. But his leadership campaign was largely aimed at the angriest online Conservatives.
Conservative Leadership Frontrunner Says Legalizing Weed Was a Mistake
Peter MacKay, who served as justice minister under Stephen Harper, said he's worried about the impact weed will have on "young people" and driving.
Eleven People Who Could Replace Andrew Scheer as the Next Conservative Leader
The field to be the new leader of the Conservative Party of Canada is a crowded one, here are some names you might want to familiarize yourself with.
Ten Reasons to Keep Heckling In the House of Commons
Sometimes it’s pretty entertaining watching politicians act like school children.
Alberta Judge Apologizes for ‘Keep Your Legs Closed’ Comment at Sex Assault Trial
One law professor said she had never seen such bad conduct by a judge.
Canada’s Justice Minister and Tough-on-Crime Architect to Quit Politics
Peter MacKay is pretty close to traditional conservative royalty in Canada. He is set to announce he will not be running in the fall federal election.
The Head of the NSA Is on a Charm Offensive
Admiral Michael Rogers took his apology tour to Canada. Can he repair his agency's tattered reputation?
Foiled Halifax Shooting Suspect’s Tumblr Filled with Nazi GIFs, Columbine References
Despite internet presences celebrating the Columbine shooters and Nazis, the would-be perpetrators of a mass shooting in Halifax were not terrorists, according to authorities.
Canada’s Supreme Court Has Legalized Assisted Suicide
Until this morning, physician-assisted suicide was a criminal offence in Canada and could result in criminal prosecution for any person who "aids or abets a person to commit suicide."
The Harper Government Still Thinks CSE Is Acting Legally
Even though we all know your downloads of Game of Thrones are getting snooped on right this second.
Canada’s New Anti-Terror Bill Gives the Government Sweeping New Powers
Documents called "disruption warrants" will let Canada's spies do just about anything in the name of stopping terrorist attacks.