Fundraising gap between Conservatives, Liberals shrinks in second quarter of year
Narrowing of dollar and donor gap will likely add to the pressure facing Poilievre as Tories continue to lag in the polls
The Globe and Mail - Politics · Aug 1, 2026
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Politics Insider: Ottawa-Beijing relations face strain over allegations of NATO spying
Also in this issue, Canada Nickel’s mine gets go-ahead, Garnett Genius’s summer read
The Globe and Mail - Politics · Jul 31, 2026
Supreme Court clears way for challenge of ethics ruling on Trudeau and WE Charity
Chief Justice Richard Wagner found that appellate court erred in dismissing watchdog group’s application on the matter
The Globe and Mail - Politics · Jul 30, 2026
RCMP pledge to support Belgian investigation into alleged NATO spy
EU media reports intern was known as Claire Z., had worked in Canadian government departments
The Globe and Mail - Politics · Jul 30, 2026
Liberals block committee study on Gordie Howe bridge deal
Conservatives wanted cabinet ministers to testify on the details of Mark Carney’s revenue-sharing agreement with the U.S.
The Globe and Mail - Politics · Jul 30, 2026
Carney rules out using energy as leverage in U.S. trade talks
Prime Minister’s comments diverge from his insistence last week that ‘everything is on the table’ in negotiations
The Globe and Mail - Politics · Jul 29, 2026
House committee to discuss Gordie Howe bridge deal amid questions on revenue-sharing with U.S.
Proposed agreement in principle to open the bridge says Canada will share half of net toll revenues with the U.S. for the next 15 years
The Globe and Mail - Politics · Jul 29, 2026
Immigration department refused more than 20,000 visas to World Cup fans
Figures show denied applications included 3,135 from Ghanaians, whose team opened the tournament in Toronto
The Globe and Mail - Politics · Jul 29, 2026
Ottawa vetted NATO intern arrested on suspicion of espionage
Global Affairs Canada asked RCMP to carry out checks before intern of Chinese origin began internship in Belgium
The Globe and Mail - Politics · Jul 29, 2026
LeBlanc returns to Washington in effort to advance trade talks
Ottawa is also seeking to avoid the imposition of punishing new tariffs on Aug. 19
The Globe and Mail - Politics · Jul 28, 2026
Indian students arranged marriages of convenience for spouse work permits to Canada, warned New Delhi migration official
Canada’s High Commission in New Delhi told immigration officials that Indian dating apps flagged spousal route to Canada
The Globe and Mail - Politics · Jul 28, 2026
Three by-elections set for Aug. 31 in Ontario, B.C., Quebec ridings, Carney announces
Two campaigns will be held in safe Liberal ridings, but Chicoutimi–Le Fjord offers governing party a chance to capitalize on Prime Minister’s popularity
The Globe and Mail - Politics · Jul 26, 2026
Canadian intern at NATO HQ in Belgium arrested on suspicion of spying for ‘third country’
Public Safety Canada says the arrest is related to a continuing criminal investigation
The Globe and Mail - Politics · Jul 25, 2026
Ottawa consults on AI agents – including shopping bots – that mislead or malfunction
Consultation also asks for views on labelling AI-generated videos, music and text
The Globe and Mail - Politics · Jul 25, 2026
Has right’s rise primed B.C. politics for a party that breaks the binary?
CentreBC seeks to break the binary of provincial politics, but it faces multiple barriers to becoming anything more than a niche party
The Globe and Mail - Politics · Jul 24, 2026
Canada marks the opening of Gordie Howe bridge without U.S.
Canada will split net bridge and crossing-related revenues with the U.S. for the first 15 years, with no explicit provision that it be compensated first
The Globe and Mail - Politics · Jul 24, 2026