Ukraine Corruption Scandal Questions Canadian Aid
A $100M corruption scandal in Ukraine's energy sector reaches President Zelenskyy's inner circle, raising concerns for Canada's $22B in aid. Read the latest developments.
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Montreal unions and community groups plan protest
Major unions and community organizations are mobilizing for a significant protest in Montreal. Stay informed about the demonstration details and participating groups.
Quebec Unions and Community Groups Plan Joint Protest
Major demonstration planned in Quebec as community groups join unions in protest. Key leaders from CSQ, FTQ, APTS, and CSN to participate in Saturday event.
Canadian Surgeons Return to Ukraine After 3 Years
The Canada Ukraine Surgical Aid Program completes its first mission inside Ukraine since 2022, performing complex reconstructive surgeries for war victims and training local medical teams.
Carney's $500M forestry aid helps BC amid trade tensions
Prime Minister Mark Carney unveils $500M in new forestry support including loan guarantees and trade protections, offering relief to BC's softwood lumber industry while a US trade deal remains elusive.
Women's groups criticize Liberals over firearms delay
Women's advocacy organizations express frustration as Liberal government postpones key firearms measure. Critics demand urgent action on gun control reforms.
Canada's gendered foreign aid spending continues
Canada continues funding $1.73 billion in gender-focused foreign aid projects despite PM Carney's policy change. Includes gender-just rice and feminist demining programs.
Gaza Aid Group Wraps Up Emergency Mission
Gaza Humanitarian Foundation concludes emergency aid operations after distributing 187 million meals. U.S.-led coordination center takes over relief efforts under ceasefire agreement.
White Nationalists Protest on London Bridge
Alleged white nationalist group seen demonstrating on London, Ontario bridge. Authorities monitoring situation as community responds to the incident.
Groups urge withdrawal of Canada border security bill
Canadian migrant rights organizations demand the government withdraw proposed border security legislation, citing significant rights concerns. Learn about the bill's implications.
U.S.-backed Gaza aid foundation suspends operations
The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, a U.S.-supported aid organization, has suspended operations in Gaza. Learn how this impacts humanitarian efforts in the conflict zone.
G7 security meeting targets global crime organizations
G7 security officials prioritize dismantling international criminal networks in latest meeting. European official confirms global crime groups are key focus area for enhanced cooperation.
Timmins opens peer-led mutual aid health site
Timmins' DIY Community Health mutual aid center officially opens, offering peer-led support and crisis outreach through volunteers and donations. Learn how this initiative helps the community.
Timmins Mutual Aid Centre Opening End of January
DIY Community Health progresses on its new mutual aid centre in downtown Timmins, with an anticipated opening by the end of January 2025. Learn more about this community initiative.
Windsor Basketeers aid women's groups in 13th drive
Community volunteers gather in Windsor for the 13th annual basket collection supporting Start Fresh women's programs and Hiatus House. Essential items donated to empower local women.
Zelenskyy: Ukraine faces stark choice on U.S. peace plan
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy warns that Ukraine risks losing American support amid critical peace negotiations. Read the latest developments in the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
Police Commission Lauds Samuel Bird Investigators
Edmonton Police Commission praises officers for exhaustive investigation into Samuel Bird's death, highlighting collaboration with Indigenous groups and the challenges of high-profile cases.
Saskatchewan makes cultural heritage weeks automatic
Saskatchewan introduces new legislation allowing cultural groups to secure heritage week declarations with single applications. Learn how this change celebrates diversity.
European leaders assure Ukraine support after US plan
European leaders pledge continued military and humanitarian aid to Ukraine following US peace proposal that left allies sidelined. Latest developments in Russia-Ukraine conflict.
Halifax Security Forum to Examine Democracy's Future
The three-day Halifax International Security Forum begins November 21, 2025, bringing global leaders to discuss democracy's challenges and opportunities. Learn about key discussions.
Senate Hosts Palestinian Tribunal, Jewish Groups Outraged
Jewish advocacy groups demand answers after anti-Israel tribunal held at Senate of Canada. Event featured speakers accused of promoting antisemitism and terror rhetoric.
Halifax Security Forum Lacks U.S. Leadership
The Halifax International Security Forum returns for 2025 without participation from U.S. leadership, raising questions about international security cooperation. Learn about the implications.
Poland accuses Russia of railway sabotage on Ukraine line
Poland suggests Russia behind explosive railway sabotage disrupting Ukraine aid deliveries. Prime Minister Tusk visits blast site as tensions escalate.
Germany Resumes Arms Sales to Israel
Germany will resume weapons exports to Israel, ending a suspension from August. The decision is conditional on the ceasefire holding and large-scale humanitarian aid delivery.
Ukraine to Buy 100 French Rafale Warplanes in Historic Deal
Ukraine signs letter of intent to purchase up to 100 Rafale fighter jets from France during Macron-Zelenskyy meeting. Historic military agreement strengthens Ukraine's defense capabilities.
Canadian Parents Buying Baby Formula from Strangers
Canadian parents are turning to Facebook groups to buy baby formula from strangers amid ongoing shortages and safety recalls. Learn why families are taking this risk.
Bradford ships thousands of relief supplies to Jamaica
BWG Councillor Cheraldean Duhaney leads massive humanitarian effort as volunteers box and load donations destined for Jamaica. Community comes together for international relief.
Calgary student loan fraud sentencing delayed
Dave Guylenz Mitchell Beauvais, who confessed to a $200,000 student loan fraud using fake IDs, will wait until December for a sentencing date. Learn the details of the Calgary case.
Men's Sheds Combat Isolation for Canadian Men
Discover how the Men's Sheds movement, started by Doug Mackie, now boasts over 170 locations across Canada, providing community and purpose to combat male loneliness and improve mental health.
18 Montreal Clinics at Risk from Bill 2
Over 400,000 patients could lose healthcare access as 18 west-end Montreal clinics warn of potential closure due to the financial strain of Quebec's Bill 2. Learn about the crisis.
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