Analysis

A revival of Canada’s only deep-sea Arctic port is underway in Churchill, MB as the country seeks to diversify trade and protect its sovereignty in the north. The Americans (and Europeans) have noticed.

I fell into conversation with a soft-spoken conservative influencer. She was telling me how bad crime has become. I nodded, somewhat skeptical, when two members of our group rushed in. “You guys!” they exclaimed. “Someone just stole a car right in front of us!”

In this edition of our fact-check series, we dig into claims that Mark Carney's election as Prime Minister will directly benefit his former employer, Brookfield Asset Management.

Pierre Poilievre has made the claim several times during the campaign, so we looked into it in our latest fact check.

The battle for Victoria in this federal election could end with the NDP losing its seat for the first time in nearly 20 years, reflecting an expected outcome of the election in microcosm.

In an exclusive interview, the leader of Canada’s influential APMA auto sector body talks about the US tariff impacts, his role on the prime minister’s Canada-US relations council, and why ‘Project Arrow’ could charge-up an all-Canadian EV

Liberal Leader Mark Carney has a reputation for climate and economic expertise but is also a self-styled pragmatist. His platform reveals plenty about how he would govern.

Sent to us by multiple readers, a claim comes from the Conservatives and a petition they are gathering signatures for on their website. The Conservative site says that the “NDP-Liberal-dominated finance committee” recommended that religious organizations be stripped of charitable status. 

A viral Substack post calls an alleged financial move by Mark Carney a “checkmate” against US president Donald Trump. Did that actually happen?

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.

An overwhelming majority of people worldwide is in favor of taking action against climate change — the problem is that many of them believe they're in the minority due to vocal opposition and perception gaps, a new survey has found.

Factory-built homes are in the election spotlight as a fix for Canada’s housing crisis. It’s a faster, easier way to build, and less polluting than traditional construction methods. So why aren’t neighbourhoods packed with prefab homes?

During the scrum after the French debate, Drea Humphrey, a reporter with Rebel News, asked Jagmeet Singh a question in which she referenced human remains at residential schools, saying that “these claims have been disproven by bands that excavated and remain unproven by those that have not.”

Throughout his campaign, and during the debates, Pierre Poilievre has referenced the rising crime rates in Canada, and maligned the Liberals’ approach to crime. 

During both leaders' debates, Jagmeet Singh claimed that when Pierre Poilievre was housing minister, he only built six homes.