Foreign Policy

The alarming contrast between Spanish and Canadian leaders to illegal U.S.-led attacks on Iran

OpinionBY ERROL MENDES

This author has deep respect and support for both leaders and their general approach to democratic governance, but there's an unsettling difference between the two responses to what is clearly another illegal war. Spain's response is a courageous and inspiring stand which helps to rebuild the shattered norms of global peace and security.

The alarming contrast between Spanish and Canadian leaders to illegal U.S.-led attacks on Iran

OpinionBY ERROL MENDES

This author has deep respect and support for both leaders and their general approach to democratic governance, but there's an unsettling difference between the two responses to what is clearly another illegal war. Spain's response is a courageous and inspiring stand which helps to rebuild the shattered norms of global peace and security.

Iran war underscores Canada’s vulnerability when it comes to the U.S.

OpinionBY LES WHITTINGTON

‘Talking is also action’: feds face pressure to clarify stance on Iran conflict amid shifting posture

NewsBY NEIL MOSS

Canada’s position on Iran war is discombobulating and rudderless

OpinionBY ERICA IFILL

Carney’s visit to Japan opens door to an expanded bilateral comprehensive strategic partnership

OpinionBY KANJI YAMANOUCHI

Poilievre’s international excursion a chance to challenge Carney, find ‘sea legs’ on global stage amid polling slump: politicos

NewsBY STUART BENSON

Canada’s Defence Industrial Strategy – Time to Build.

Carney contends with the politics of war

Opinion

BY GWYNNE DYER

The art of the deal in Iran

Opinion

BY KETTY NIVYABANDI, FRANCE-ISABELLE LANGLOIS

Senate must reject U.S.-style asylum rules and power grabs with Bill C-12 vote

Carney’s deputy minister shuffle raises national security questions

NewsBY KATHRYN MAY

Eliminating the prime minister’s national security adviser role has triggered debate about whether Canada is weakening its security architecture.

Carney’s deputy minister shuffle raises national security questions

NewsBY KATHRYN MAY

Eliminating the prime minister’s national security adviser role has triggered debate about whether Canada is weakening its security architecture.

‘Floor crossings are nothing new’: Liberal MPs cheer Idlout’s decision to join their party, defend party’s efforts to get a majority without a general election

NewsBY RIDDHI KACHHELA

A court challenge has put the Streaming Act on hold—but some U.S. companies are still sending money to Canadian funds, and no one knows why

NewsBY DAVIS LEGREE

Flipping the script: rejected rulings of House committee chairs on the rise

NewsBY NEIL MOSS

Medicine Security Is National Security: The Case for Canadian Pharmaceutical Sovereignty

Press gallery members huddle for annual general meeting on March 20

Podcast

‘Pace yourself for the long haul’: Jocelyne Bourgon joins The Hot Room

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The Hill Times’ Top 100 Best Books in 2025

News

Who’s backing the NDP leadership contenders?

Podcast

‘We knew there was something coming’: how a Canadian charity has been sending aid into Ukraine

LeBlanc, Michel meet with pharma sector as U.S. buckles down on cutting drug prices

NewsBY TESSIE SANCI

U.S. President Donald Trump is pushing the sector to negotiate for drug prices similar to those in Canada, which could impact whether companies choose to list their medicines here.

LeBlanc, Michel meet with pharma sector as U.S. buckles down on cutting drug prices

NewsBY TESSIE SANCI

U.S. President Donald Trump is pushing the sector to negotiate for drug prices similar to those in Canada, which could impact whether companies choose to list their medicines here.

Protect supply management in CUSMA review, agriculture sector reps tell feds

NewsBY JESSE CNOCKAERT

Protect supply management in CUSMA review, agriculture sector reps tell feds

NewsBY JESSE CNOCKAERT

Major public service shakeup taps David Morrison to ‘elevated’ key foreign policy role in the centre

NewsBY MARLO GLASS, NEIL MOSS | UPDATED March 6, 2026

Major public service shakeup taps David Morrison to ‘elevated’ key foreign policy role in the centre

NewsBY MARLO GLASS, NEIL MOSS | UPDATED March 6, 2026

Carney threads the needle of support for American-Israeli attacks on Iran

OpinionBY SHEILA COPPS

Carney threads the needle of support for American-Israeli attacks on Iran

OpinionBY SHEILA COPPS

Parliamentary Calendar

Hodgson to talk about Canada’s energy sector on March 9 at the Rideau Club in Ottawa

Podcast

The ‘ambitious’ Defence Industrial Strategy, with Mark Norman

News

The Hill Times’ Top 100 Lobbyists in 2025: lobbyists prepare for ‘significant reset’ as federal election begins

News

Tracking job cuts in the federal public service

Podcast

Tumbler Ridge shooting upends the agenda: The week in review

Mark Carney’s 50 shades of grey zones

OpinionBY DAVID CARMENT

Mark Carney may believe calibrated alignment buys time and space. The risk is that, in a world of strategic realism, shades of grey can gradually harden back into dependency.

Mark Carney’s 50 shades of grey zones

OpinionBY DAVID CARMENT

Mark Carney may believe calibrated alignment buys time and space. The risk is that, in a world of strategic realism, shades of grey can gradually harden back into dependency.

Japan not expecting ‘major shift’ in Canada’s posture in the Indo-Pacific: official

NewsBY NEIL MOSS

Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand has signalled that Canada is reworking its Indo-Pacific strategy after thawing relations with China and India, but another major player in the region isn't forecasting big changes.

Japan not expecting ‘major shift’ in Canada’s posture in the Indo-Pacific: official

NewsBY NEIL MOSS

Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand has signalled that Canada is reworking its Indo-Pacific strategy after thawing relations with China and India, but another major player in the region isn't forecasting big changes.