Liberal convention sets stage for 2015

The four-day Liberal convention closed yesterday setting the stage for 2015. Despite a leaked Conservative memo suggesting attempts to disrupt the convention, the events continued as though they weren't there. The Conservatives and media did try to surface negative publicity, but recent polls show Liberal support is on the rise as the Tories and NDP prepare for the most negative campaign seen since 2006.

A question of party unity

A party that is divided and in turmoil is perceived as unfit to run a government. Hence why the Conservative Party wanted to try to reignite old divisions in a strengthening foe next week - only to find out they were throwing rocks in a glass house.

Using free airport wifi? CSEC may be watching you

Following Snowden documents revealing metadata was collected from thousands of Canadians during a two week period through the free wifi at an airport, Canada's security experts demand answers and government officials are defending the legality of the act.

Veterans vow to defeat Conservatives in 2015

Canada's veterans are fuming over the Conservative government's recent decision to close 8 offices and merge veterans' services with Service Canada. After a recent fallout with Veterans Affairs Minister Julian Fantino, who refuses to reconsider the closures, veterans are urging Canadians to give the Tories the boot in 2015.