Chaos in the U.S. plays to Carney’s advantage. The Liberals are gaining ground as Canadians seek stability amid Trump-era turbulence. The Conservatives remain competitive—but need a breakout week to shift the momentum.

While Canada avoided the worst-case scenario when the Trump administration’s “Liberation Day” didn’t levy new targeted tariffs against Canada, it wasn't a good week for global free trade. We go through the reaction from two of our country's most vocal Premiers and much more in our Weekly Roundup.

Week 2 of the campaign has seen the Liberals open up an early lead. Both parties seem to find themselves in a holding pattern, with voter intentions showing little change. The Conservatives have ground to make up while the Liberals' efficient vote distribution gives them a strong edge. However, with over three weeks until e-day, and plenty of candidate controversies emerging, there's still time for momentum to swing.

The Carney Liberals may have widened their lead, but the Conservatives could still turn the tide. With 4 weeks to go and tariffs on the horizon, the stakes are high. Will Trump’s decisions sway more support toward Carney's leadership? Or will Poilievre’s policy-focused approach break through?

Amidst a federal election campaign, provincial stories struggle to break through. Mark Carney's first call with President Trump marked a shift in Canada-U.S. relations, while Ontario and Alberta tackle looming tariffs and internal political dynamics. Read more on trade, legislation, and Canada’s shifting political landscape in our Weekly Roundup.

With just 32 days on the clock, the race to E-Day is heating up and it’s all coming down to two key contenders: the Liberals and the Conservatives. While the NDP struggles to hold on, it’s shaping up to be a showdown between two heavyweights.

Canada’s Battle of the Ballots heats up as Mark Carney leads the Liberals against Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives in a pivotal election. With shifting polls, new leadership, and an unpredictable U.S. President, this race promises historic implications. Expect expert analysis and insights over the next 35 days.

Saskatchewan’s budget 2025-26 is here, and Premier Scott Moe is taking a bold approach—balancing the books without setting aside funds for potential tariffs. While Alberta and B.C. are building economic buffers, Saskatchewan is banking on strong revenues from oil, gas, and potash.

Premier Doug Ford has officially sworn in his new cabinet, keeping most key ministers in place while making some notable changes. With economic uncertainty looming, Ford is doubling down on his team to navigate Ontario through the ongoing Canada-U.S. trade war.

Mark Carney secured a landslide victory to become the new leader of the Liberal Party of Canada, with 86% of the vote. His immediate focus will be on transitioning to Prime Minister and addressing key issues like the Canada-U.S. trade dispute. Will it be enough to secure a win in the upcoming election?