"We seem to want a housing market where sellers get high prices and buyers pay low prices, and that's just not nature of mathematics," housing expert Mike Moffatt told iPolitics.
Some of the biggest ticket items in Thursday's budget include the new $5 billion Protect Ontario Fund to support businesses harmed by the tariffs, $50 million to help businesses find new trading markets, an additional $1 billion for skills…
Poilievre told a press conference on Parliament Hill that he wants Prime Minister Mark Carney to "steal his ideas" and offered to help him draft a budget.
Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne says the Liberal government will not table a budget when Parliament returns in the coming weeks but will instead put forward a fall economic statement.
On his final day as a senator, Don Plett caught up with iPolitics to chat about his proudest achievements, what went wrong for the Conservatives in the recent federal election, as well as why he feels the Senate's independence reforms have…
"What we have today is a middle-class tax cut. That's step one. Step two, you're going to have a throne speech where we will outline the Canadian government's priorities, and there will be a fall economic statement to follow," he told…
Prime Minister Mark Carney said in a statement on Wednesday that he had instructed his Finance and National Revenue Minister François-Philippe Champagne to prepare legislation that would pave the way for the tax cut to go into effect by…
A new committee devoted to priorities and planning features virtually every high-profile minister, including Intergovernmental Affairs Minister Dominic LeBlanc, Industry Minister Mélanie Joly, Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne,…
The Conservative leader's comments mark a tonal shift since the election campaign, when Poilievre relentlessly criticized both Prime Minister Mark Carney's personal history, as well as the previous Liberal administration's track record.
Several high-profile ministers under former prime minister Justin Trudeau were also included in Carney’s cabinet, though not all kept their previous portfolios.
Melanie Joly has been moved from foreign affairs to industry, replaced by Anita Anand, who served as industry minister in Carney's short-lived first cabinet.
It was a relatively slow day in Ottawa on Monday as political watchers wait in anticipation for the introduction of Prime Minister Mark Carney's new cabinet tomorrow morning.
If the Liberals were to flip the Windsor seat in a recount and an opposition party member won the speaker's chair, the party could effectively have control of the House without the need to win over an NDP MP. This is because the speaker …
Prime Minister Mark Carney will officially be sworn-in alongside his new cabinet next Tuesday during a ceremony supervised by Governor General Mary Simon.
As Prime Minister Mark Carney gets ready to unveil his new cabinet at Rideau Hall on Tuesday, iPolitics walks you through the most pressing unanswered questions.
"I think one of my primary objectives is to make sure that our caucus has the resources we need to discharge our functions in Parliament, but more importantly, to advocate effectively for the 1.2 million Canadians who voted for us," Davies…
Carney had previously said the swearing-in would take place sometime next week, but the Tuesday morning ceremony was confirmed by a media advisory released by Rideau Hall on Friday.
Statistics Canada said the April figures showed the first significant decline in manufacturing jobs since November, though employment levels for the industry remain steady year-over-year.