Canadian Politics

Canadian voters have spoken and chose to give the Liberal Party a fourth term in power as Mark Carney maintained his hold on the Prime Minister’s office.

I write this with a heavy heart, something I never, ever, would have thought I would have to put in print.

Matthew Marquardt’s message to Canadian Catholics is simple yet significant: active citizenship must continue resolutely in the days, weeks, months and years following tonight’s 2025 federal election outcome.

In a statement released ahead of the April 28 federal election, Canada’s bishops are calling on Catholics to vote with a renewed spirit of hope, guided by conscience and rooted in faith.

The House of Commons Finance Committee’s proposed pre-budget 2025 recommendations — 429 and 430 — to strip pro-life and faith-based non-profit groups of their charitable status has been on the mind of Phil Horgan this election cycle.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre was among several politicians and political candidates who attended Easter Sunday Mass at Good Shepherd Church in Surrey, where 1,500 parishioners packed the pews to celebrate the Resurrection.

Polarization. You say that like it’s a bad thing. But is it? And if it’s bad, why?

Elections are essential to democracy, but they are not the most crucial element.

Amid ever-evolving tariffs and counter-tariffs between Canada, the United States and China, it has been a confusing few months for one of Toronto’s oldest religious goods stores.

Immigration policy and "open borders" loomed large in the 2024 U.S. presidential election between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. Yet north of the 49th parallel, this issue — like many — has thus far taken a back seat during the 2025 Canadian election period.