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Justice Minister Sean Fraser said Joyal has demonstrated a strong commitment to advancing reconciliation, improving access to justice, and modernizing court operations throughout his judicial career.

Manitoba’s Chief Justice Glenn Joyal has been nominated to fill a vacancy on the Supreme Court of Canada, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced on Monday.

Carney says goodbye to close ally, 'friend' as British PM Starmer says he'll resign.

Leader of the Conservative Party of British Columbia, Kerry-Lynne Findlay said “Pierre, thank you for taking the time to meet over the weekend. Canada is stronger when we work together”.

Canadians are moving forward and gaining confidence in the economy, while accusing the Opposition Leader of lacking faith in Canada's future. - PM Mark Carney

If the election were called on today, would you vote again PM Mark Carney?

His supporters are saying Pierre Poilievre is fighting to reshape the Canada. Do you agree or not?

If the election were called on today, would you still vote Pierre Poilievre or not?

One country, one flag: Should Canadian government poles be exclusive?

The debate over flag protocol is reaching new heights. With Pierre Poilievre emphasizing a "Canada First" approach, a growing number of cities are voting to stop flying foreign national flags on municipal buildings. Proponents argue this restores national pride and unity, while critics wonder if it’s a step away from inclusivity in a multicultural nation.

"The worst I have ever seen": Elizabeth May on the state of Parliament.

Green Party Leader Elizabeth May is sounding the alarm, stating that the government’s recent pattern of fast-tracking legislation and limiting debate is "the worst" she has witnessed in her 15 years as an MP. With the House recently rushing through a flurry of bills before the summer break—often using time allocation motions—opposition parties are warning that democratic scrutiny is being bypassed in favor of political speed.