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John Ivison: Liberal bus stops near the border and finds reason to be confident
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Liberal candidate invited head of suspected secret Chinese police station to campaign event
Montreal-area Liberal candidate hosted the head of two organizations suspected by the RCMP of operating a secret Chinese ...
Iran and U.S. move to expert-level talks over Tehran’s nuclear program after negotiations in Rome
Talks in Italy over Easter weekend will hinge on U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi ...
Opinion
John Ivison: Mark Carney's platform relies on fiscal alchemy and hopeful assumptions
Carney’s plan for the industrial carbon tax remains opaque. The platform says a Liberal government would “improve” the current system and work with governments to link their large-emitter markets ...
Michael Higgins: Carney has brought Project Fear to Canada
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Members of burned L.A. church carry cross through devastated neighborhood
NP TALKS: Election 2025: Canadian unity in crisis. Join the live discussion on April 24 at 3 p.m. ET. Pastor led 102-year-old ...
'I've been through some ordeals': Ron MacLean is the last Canadian icon
MacLean is going strong at 65 on the TV institution he has defined for almost four decades: 'It hasn't been a smooth ride, ...
Falling out of love with America? Share your stories of what cross-border tension means to you
National Post wants to hear from people on both sides of the border about how you are navigating the new continental divide ...
NP View: Dear Liberal voters, here are some things worth considering
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Conrad Black: Liberals, not Trump, are the true threat to Canadian sovereignty
Exclusive articles by Conrad Black, Barbara Kay and others. Plus, special edition NP Platformed and First Reading newsletters ...
Some Jan. 6 rioters pardoned by Trump are now embraced as candidates for office
Those who rioted, assaulted police officers or broke into congressional offices are now honored guest speakers at local Republican events Share your thoughts and join the conversation in the comments.