CBC Politics
Liberals descend on Montreal for convention on the cusp of a majority government
The Liberal Party is convening in Montreal with momentum at their backs, riding the political buzz generated by a recent floor crossing that has bolstered their standing. With a majority government now within reach, the gathering carries unusual stakes — part celebration, part strategic planning session. How the party consolidates its gains in the coming weeks could define the next chapter of Canadian federal politics.
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Globe and Mail
Canada seeking observer role in sixth generation fighter project
Canada is pursuing an observer role in the Global Combat Air Programme, the trilateral next-generation fighter initiative led by the UK, Japan, and Italy. The move signals Ottawa's intent to broaden its defence partnerships beyond traditional bilateral ties with the United States. Gaining even a peripheral foothold in the program could position Canada for deeper industrial and technological collaboration as sixth-generation aviation takes shape.
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CBC Politics
Carney’s Liberals are attracting support from unlikely places
Mark Carney's Liberal Party is drawing support from voters and constituencies that would have seemed unthinkable just a year ago, suggesting a significant realignment in Canada's political landscape. What failed under Michael Ignatieff's "big red tent" pitch may finally be materializing under Carney's leadership, driven by a changed political moment. The coalition Liberals have long sought appears to be taking shape at an opportune time.
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CBC Politics
Canada pushing for Lebanon inclusion into ceasefire deal: source
Canada is lobbying for Lebanon to be explicitly included in any ceasefire agreement between the United States and Iran, with Ottawa pressing Israel to honor such terms. The push reflects growing concern that a deal focused narrowly on Iran could leave Lebanon exposed to continued conflict. A senior Liberal source confirmed the diplomatic effort to CBC News.
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Globe and Mail
Ontario MP Marilyn Gladu crosses floor to join Carney's Liberal Party
Ontario Conservative MP Marilyn Gladu has defected to Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberal Party, becoming the fifth MP to cross the floor to the Liberals since October. Her move marks the fourth Conservative defection in that span, signaling continued fractures within the opposition. The growing exodus underscores the political gravity Carney's government is generating heading into what promises to be a contentious parliamentary period.
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