Ford crackdown would mark first significant move by a government to end border protests

While the Conservatives were debating the contents of a possible statement on Monday, protesters were outside Parliament Hill for a fourth day, blockading streets and ignoring traffic laws

A memo leaked to The Globe and Mail shows interim Conservative leader Candice Bergen’s office sent a ‘note to caucus’ telling members of Parliament and senators to keep quiet on the issue

House of Commons Speaker cautioned Prime Minister Justin Trudeau against using ‘inflammatory’ language during Question Period

Sophie Grégoire Trudeau was paid $1,400 for an event in 2012, Margaret Trudeau received about $250,000 to speak at approximately 28 events and Alexandre was paid about $32,000 to speak at eight events

One Conservative candidate says the central campaign had told candidates not to respond to questions regarding COVID-19 vaccination status

RCMP Commissioner Brenda Lucki will testify at the Emergencies Act inquiry on Nov. 15

Conservative leadership candidate Pierre Poilievre’s comments during the official English-language debate is a major escalation in his rhetoric against the central bank

NDP MP and ethics critic Charlie Angus said that the circumstances are ‘very problematic’ and raise a lot of questions

Anne Marie Grabetz worked for Mr. Scheer from 2008 to 2012; the Globe earlier reported that Mr. Scheer also employed his sister-in-law, Erica Honoway, in his Regina constituency office

In the 2020 leadership race, the four different campaigns together recruited 269,000 members — at the time, a record for the party; Poilievre’s camp alone signed up 311,958 new members, says campaign...

Officials said Sunday the cases are connected to travel, rather than community spread – correcting information first provided on Saturday

In a Baltic country haunted by Soviet-era atrocities, Russia’s invasion is like a ‘very, very bad dream’ that the West failed to stop despite years of warning signs, its leader says

The Teck mine had already passed a lengthy regulatory review and Ottawa was expected to decide this week whether to approve the project

In a letter sent to Lobbying Commissioner Nancy Bélanger, NDP MP and ethics critic Charlie Angus cited details in The Globe’s report

Chief of Staff Katie Telford’s husband, Rob Silver, works for mortgage finance company MCAP, which was awarded a $84-million contract by the Liberal government

The Liberal Leader continued to defend his party’s process for dealing with previous allegations against the party’s candidate in Kitchener Centre