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Two former NDP MPs rule out bids to lead party as leadership rules issued
Two prominent former MPs have ruled out running for the leadership of the federal NDP after the party released initial rules for the race to replace Jagmeet Singh. Matthew Green, the former Hamilton Centre MP, said on Friday that he won’t be running, but hopes to offer advice and support to leadership prospects.
Carla Compton took Tuxedo — Tory blue for decades — in a 2024 byelection after PC premier Heather Stefanson lost the 2023 ...
The New Democratic Party will choose its new leader in March, though that person will face an uphill battle after the last ...
New Democrats will choose their next leader in March after a seven-month campaign, the party announced Thursday.
The Saskatchewan NDP has filed a complaint with the provincial ombudsman over incorrect SaskAlert updates sent during this ...
OTTAWA — The federal New Democrats will select their new leader in March 2026 following a six-month leadership race this fall ...
Some in the party, including former MPs, say the race will help cover the party's campaign debt through increased fundraising ...
The NDP national council is expected to meet this week to finalize rules for the leadership to replace Jagmeet Singh, who ...
Sources tell CBC News the New Democratic Party federal council has agreed to hold a seven-month leadership contest ahead of ...
In a closed-door meeting, the NDP's federal council agreed on a roughly six-month race starting in September, said sources ...
Opposition critics are slamming the Ontario government’s decision to take over four Ontario school boards, including the ...
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