Pierre Poilievre speaks at a press conference.

The strategy behind Poilievre's press restrictions

At the end of his conferences, journalists shout the questions they didn't get to ask at the Conservative leader and he does his best not to answer them. But when he does respond to a reporter, the result is often elucidating.

Arno Kopecky

Pierre Poilievre is a victim of his own successes

Pierre Poilievre has long been defined by his willingness to attack, and it’s what brought him to the brink of the biggest political victory of his life. It’s also what might keep him from actually achieving it.

Max Fawcett

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UBC lawsuit over land acknowledgements sparks Indigenous, legal backlash

Marc Fawcett-Atkinson

Royal Ontario Museum board director steps down after links to deportation flights surface

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BC’s interior old-growth forests hiding billions in economic benefits, report says

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Colin Druhan

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Parties' lack of costed platforms prove they think voters aren't paying attention

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Hanna Hett

Can homes built in a factory fill Canada’s housing gap?

Emily Baron Cadloff

Did Poilievre only build 6 homes when he was housing minister?

Emily Baron Cadloff

Is there really ‘no evidence of human remains’ at residential school sites?

Solutions

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Damian Carrington

Activate climate’s ‘silent majority’ to supercharge action, experts say

Abdul Matin Sarfraz

After the Greenbelt scandal, Ontario farmers race to save their land

Darius Snieckus

Canada chosen for global EV battery research hub

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John Woodside

Candidates square off over energy's role in defending Canada from Trump

Rochelle Baker

Vancouver Island NDP candidates aim to 'make empathy great again'

Global solar boom leaving Canada in the shade — but federal shift could change sector fortunes

Only 1.3 per cent of the country’s electricity came from photovoltaic projects last year, despite it having “all the building blocks” to be a northern solar superpower. That’s a big opportunity for the next government to take, says the lead author of a new report.

Darius Snieckus

Carney unveils crime policy and promises tougher laws against religious harassment

Anja Karadeglija

Duelling visions for Canada’s future kick off in Ottawa

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Poilievre is backed into a Trump-shaped corner

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Race Against Climate Change

Trump is trying to clear the way for Canadian company to mine for deep sea metals

Gerard Barron, CEO of The Metals Company, said that the company believes they have enough knowledge to manage environmental risks. They plan to submit applications to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to mine the deep seas within the next three months.