Canadian Finance Minister LeBlanc Won't Seek Liberal Party Leadership -- 2nd Update
OTTAWA--Canadian Finance Minister Dominic LeBlanc said he won't seek the Liberal Party leadership because his focus must remain on fighting against the risk of "unjust" tariffs from the incoming Trump administration.
OTTAWA — Liberal MPs spent Wednesday behind closed doors pressing the party to change its rules so that only citizens and ...
As currently written, party rules allow anyone at least 14-years-old and who “ordinarily live(s) in Canada” to become a ...
Liberals MPs will debate Wednesday what rules they want to see in a coming leadership race as the field to replace Prime ...
With contenders poised to enter the race to replace outgoing Prime Minister and Liberal Party of Canada Leader Justin Trudeau ...
After serving notice of his intention to step aside earlier this week, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau can likely expect to ...
Party’s regional caucus chairs to discuss Friday whether a national caucus meeting should be called, and how to replace the ...
The North's three MPs — two of them Liberal and one from the NDP — are in agreement over at least one thing: Prime Minister ...
The former Bank of Canada governor is now seriously thinking about running for the Liberal leadership if Justin Trudeau ...
Energy and Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson says he would be 'committed' to the consumer carbon tax should he become Liberal leader and prime minister, despite the policy’s unpopularity.
The draft legislation passed its first Commons hurdle in a vote on Wednesday following a bitter Prime Minister’s Questions.
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Liberal MPs gather for first time since Trudeau announced his resignation plansLiberal MPs are meeting in Ottawa today for the first time since Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced he will step down.
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