National Post

OTTAWA — As Pierre Poilievre departed his party's convention armed with the backing of delegates to lead the federal Conservatives into the next election, senior party figures say getting ready for that contest will be the next challenge.  Read More … [Read more...] about With Poilievre’s leadership review behind them, Conservatives say it’s time to prepare for the next election

CALGARY — People have spent weeks speculating whether or not Pierre Poilievre would “survive” his leadership review. Far from merely surviving, Poilievre locked in his mandate, leadership, and living legacy in the Conservative party. Read More … [Read more...] about Geoff Russ: Poilievre’s populism has permanently changed the Conservatives — for the better

A winter storm is dropping snow across the U.S. South, where more than 2.100 flights have been canceled, as the eastern US faces a continued deep freeze, threatening records all the way to south Florida and menacing citrus crops. Read More … [Read more...] about Winter storm in the southern U.S. cancels 2100 flights, threatens citrus crops

The snowmobile club in Wasaga Beach, Ont., is calling on Ontario snowmobilers who want to help set a Guinness World Record on Feb. 15. Read More … [Read more...] about Ontario snowmobile club aiming for a Guinness World Record

Has Canada inadvertently helped to strike a blow against the cause of assisted suicide in England and Wales? Early on Thursday, BBC News reported that the euthanasia bill passed by the original classic House of Commons in June is now unlikely to pass the Lords before the end of the current session. The upper house is taking its time juggling with the bill in committee, with … [Read more...] about Colby Cosh: Canada’s horrifying example causes U.K. to think twice about euthanasia