Seven Conservative MPs who won the elections being contested under the Canada Elections Act filed motions to dismiss those legal challenges even before the court has a chance to consider them.

The Council of Canadians release an affidavit which alleges that the misleading phone calls during the last federal election could not have been accidental.

No matter who is responsible, the manipulation of our electoral system is a matter of national security. Sadly, Elections Canada have all but uttered a whimper.

Send a message to Bob Paulson, Commissioner of the RCMP, William H. Corbett, Commissioner of Elections Canada, and party leaders.

The election signals an opportunity to rebuild public services after years of neglect and public sector job losses.

It is possible that provincial elections this fall will give us right-wing governments in almost every province.

Ontario's Green Energy and Economy Act has catalyzed a massive increase in the amount of renewable energy coming online while building a clean energy industry in this province.

Moist is calling for the upcoming leadership campaign to focus on fostering an open and transparent debate based on ideas and vision for the future of the party, and not on non-existent non-issues.

Totals of Members of Parliament from each party who are anti-choice, pro-choice, or unknown, with comparisons just before the election on May 2, 2011 and now.

To continue the “orange wave” we need to take the surge to the streets to confront Harper’s agenda of austerity, ecological destruction and war.

Canadians for Tax Fairness, a new national advocacy group, says the majority has spoken and further corporate tax cuts should be scrapped.

A survey of federal political parties shows significant differences of opinion, and in some cases strong concerns with the former Conservative government's free trade negotiations with the EU.

It’s odd to see Stephen Harper continuing to crow about his economic management prowess, even while almost 1.5 million Canadians remain unemployed and nearly one in ten people live in poverty.

What do Adam Smith, Tom Paine, Mark Zuckerberg, Edgar Bronfman, Warren Buffett, Stephen Harper and others have to say about taxes, benefits and responsibilities? You'd be surprised.

The fact is coalitions are, and always have been, a big part of parliamentary democracy. In many countries, coalitions are even the norm.

Abortion could easily be recriminalized under a Conservative majority government, despite Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s promises to the contrary.

Hamilton Steelworkers and their supporters bring the fight for Canada's pensioners and working families to Parliament Hill.

A new CCPA study examines historical data on business investment and cash and finds no evidence in the historical data that lower taxes have have directly stimulated more investment.

Want to help make a difference in your community by taking action during the federal election campaign period? Check out the Council’s new Voter’s Toolkit.

Petition opposes additional corporate tax cuts which will give billions of dollars to the country's most highly profitable corporations, such as oil companies and banks.