Natural Resources Minister Seamus O’Regan jumped on the vote at a House of Commons committee appearance today
Beijing has denied any wrongdoing in Xinjiang province, saying it is running a voluntary employment program
Financial results for the final quarter of 2020 are only just starting to roll in for the other parties
Firearms advocates are concerned about what the move means for them
Biden’s Buy American strategy is the second blow to Canada’s economic fortunes to land in less than a week
O’Toole said he’s aware people have ‘trust issues’ with his party
Vote followed revelations Sloan accepted a donation from a white nationalist
It is up to Conservative MPs to vote on whether Sloan ought to remain
O’Toole condemned the Capitol attack as ‘horrifying’ and sought to distance himself and the Tories from Trumpism
Four provinces allow direct-to-consumer sales into their jurisdictions
The petition suggests the way the vaccine is being approved amounts to ‘human experimentation’
Government announced major vaccine purchases in August after the CanSino partnership had fallen through
China has imprisoned two Canadians, Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor
He says Alberta Premier Jason Kenney has taken charge and not waited to make things happen
They’re warning they’ll be less likely to step up in the future if information isn’t kept confidential
O’Toole said all the questions on the table are reasonable
Among the issues the Tories want studied are Ottawa’s efforts to buy personal protective equipment
Conservatives plan to press House of Commons ethics and finance committees to resume looking at the matter
Both leaders are isolating and will not attend the throne speech, but instead plan to respond to the speech in person next week
O’Toole, who won the leadership last month, is pledging the Conservatives will be a unifying force for Canada
