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(TIMELINE) The Chronicles of Justin Trudeau

Justin Trudeau, leader of the Liberal party has a unique past in the Canadian political landscape. His father was arguably Canada's most famous and controversial Prime Minister. His childhood, affected early on...

(TIMELINE) The Chronicles of Thomas Mulcair

Thomas Mulcair, leader of the Official Opposition and NDP has a long career dating back to provincial politics, private law, and serving as the executive of a handful of organizations. He served for nearly 15 y...

(TIMELINE) The Chronicles of Stephen Harper

Prime Minister Stephen Harper has a long, complex history. Whether it was his early political start with the Young Liberals, or his foray into politics as a staffer for the Reform party, Harper has years of exp...

Trudeau Won’t Set Targets for Emissions Reduction

He already holds the title of Canada's favourite bad boy, but, like any great ass, Justin Trudeau just won't quit. Leading in the polls with less than two weeks to go until the October 19th election, J.T. faces...

“Stephen Harper Going Away Party” Organized on Facebook

Few things bring Canadians together like hatred of a multi-term incumbent prime minister. We hated Mulroney. We hated Chretien. Boy do we ever hate Harper. Need proof? If so, don't look to the polls or the pund...

More Ridiculous Comments From NDP Candidate Alex Johnstone Surface

Did New Democratic Party candidate Alex Johnstone know what Auschwitz was? It seems unlikely that someone vying federal office could possibly be that ignorant. Then again, Donald Trump exists. Whatever the case...

Harper Promises “Tax Lock”

For months, pundits have accused Stephen Harper of bringing no new ideas to the campaign trail. Harper was caught in a loop, mindlessly repeating the mantra "stay the course...stay the course...stay the course....

French Debate Adds Exotic Flair to Same Old Story

Ahead of the second French debate tonight, let's take a look back at what happened during the last one. We've heard about job ad nauseam, but have we heard of les emplois? No, that sounds fresh and exciting...

Liberal Cheryl Thomas Resigns After True North Times Revelations

The Liberal Party candidate of Victoria, British Columbia, Cheryl Thomas, has resigned after comments she made about Israelis, Mosques, and the ethnicity of Santa Clause were revealed as the final entry in our ...

Liberals Think Mulcair Owes Apology for ‘Offensive’ Slang Said 20 Years Ago

In 1996, current NDP Prime Ministerial candidate Thomas Mulcair used the term “Newfie” in a negative way during Quebec’s National Assembly. Fast-forward twenty years later and the Liberals are trying to use thi...