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Liberal deputy leader Ted O’Brien refuses to commit to nuclear policy he championed
The new Liberals Deputy Leader has refused to say whether he supports retaining the nuclear energy policy he was in charge of ...
The Liberal party is ‘aware’ of their lack of preference agreements with other parties
Liberal MP Aaron Violi says the Liberal Party is “aware” of the preference flows and how they influence the outcome of an ...
Women have won the Liberal Party battle, now we need to win the war
This is not the first time our party has been at this crossroads. But it is the first time we have turned in the right ...
Liberal Party reclaims Goldstein – how Tim Wilson turned back the Teal tidal wave
The Liberal Party has reclaimed a seat lost to the Teals in 2022. Tim Wilson did it by adapting some of the campaign ...
Carney reboots Liberal Cabinet for a fresh round with Trump 2.0
Prime Minister Mark Carney unveiled a crisis-era Cabinet on Tuesday to confront Donald Trump’s trade war, steady a weakening economy and reset the high-stakes Canada-U.S. relationship. Carney said ...
Exclusive Brethren made nearly a million calls for the Liberal Party
The Liberal Party provided members of the secretive Christian religious sect access to the party’s tightly held and sensitive ...
Rogan mocks Canada for reelecting Liberal Party, says 'dumba--' Conservative candidate refused to come on show
Joe Rogan expressed his shock at how Canada elected a left-wing government yet again after years of national scandals ranging ...
Liberal Party Vice President Fiona Scott walks back comments questioning Sussan Ley's longevity as opposition leader
Liberal Party Vice President Fiona Scott has backed away from comments she made that appeared to question Sussan Ley’s longevity as opposition leader.
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The ‘Liberal Tea Party’ Moment Is Here for Democrats
One-hundred days into the Trump administration and the left flank of the Democratic Party delivered a message to its ...
View from The Hill: Ley says Liberals must ‘meet the people where they are’, but how can a divided party do that?
With both the Liberal and Nationals leadership contests over work begins now to rebuild. But what form the parties will now ...