Sweden Urges EU Ban on Russian Oil, Gas Fleet Support
Sweden calls for a European Union-wide ban on services supporting Russia's oil and gas shipping fleet, aiming to tighten sanctions. Learn about the proposal's details and potential impact.
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Iranian-Canadians Rally in Ottawa for Freedom
Protesters gathered on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on January 11, 2026, showing solidarity with anti-government demonstrations in Iran. Get the latest on the rally and the escalating situation.
Ottawa Iranians Urge Canada to Aid Protesters in Iran
Iranian-Canadians protest on Parliament Hill, calling for action as Iran's regime cracks down on dissent. Canada condemns violence and arrests.
Freeland to vacate Commons seat after Ukraine advisory backlash
Former Liberal finance minister Chrystia Freeland will resign her seat by week's end following criticism over her unpaid advisory role with Ukraine's government. Read the full timeline of events.
Chrystia Freeland to resign as MP on Friday
Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland will resign her seat in Parliament on Friday, January 9, 2026, following sustained pressure from opposition parties. Get the full story on this major political shift.
Putin meets cartoon cat and dog in Russian media moment
Russian President Vladimir Putin engaged with animated characters from a popular cartoon, creating a unique fusion of state messaging and children's entertainment. Explore the details and implications.
No Law Stops Canadian MPs from Working for Foreign States
A loophole in Canadian law allows MPs to accept jobs with foreign governments while in office, as shown by Chrystia Freeland's appointment by Ukraine. Discover the rules and implications.
Freeland resigns from Parliament for Ukraine advisor role
Former Deputy PM Chrystia Freeland steps down from her parliamentary seat after being appointed as an economic advisor to Ukraine. Get the details on her new role and political legacy.
Trump Warns India of Tariffs Over Russian Oil
Former U.S. President Donald Trump warns India could face higher tariffs for buying Russian oil. Explore the implications for global trade and Canada's perspective.
Letters Slam Media Bias in Poilievre Coverage
Readers accuse left-leaning media of unfair reporting on Pierre Poilievre, criticizing Liberal tactics in Parliament and questioning if Mark Carney's government offers real change. Join the debate.
Japan's PM joins fight for more parliament toilets
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi allies with female lawmakers to address the critical shortage of women's restrooms in the national parliament, highlighting a global issue of gender equity in public spaces. Read more on this symbolic move for inclus
Jobs, Economy Top Voter Priorities in 2025: Poll
A new Nanos poll reveals jobs and the economy are Canadians' top priorities as 2025 ends. Explore the key issues shaping public opinion and the political landscape.
Record Low Lawmaking in Canadian, U.S. Legislatures in 2025
Both Canada's Parliament and the U.S. Congress saw historically low legislative output in 2025. Analysts question if fewer new laws might actually be beneficial. Read the full analysis.
Canada West Bank delegation blocked, organizers seek sanctions
Organizers of a Canadian delegation barred from entering the West Bank by Israel are urging Ottawa to impose steeper sanctions. Umair Ashraf of The Canadian-Muslim Vote spoke on Parliament Hill.
Iraq's Parliament Elects New Speaker Amid Challenges
Iraq's new parliament convened and elected a speaker to confront the nation's pressing political and financial crises. Discover the details and implications of this critical step.
Why a One-Seat Majority Is a Liberal Headache
With Michael Ma's floor-crossing, the Liberals are one seat from a majority. But a 172-seat majority could create a procedural deadlock, making governance harder, not easier. Read the analysis.
Manitoba Youth Parliament Takes Over Legislature
The 104th session of the Youth Parliament of Manitoba convened at the Legislative Assembly, empowering young voices to debate provincial issues. Discover how youth are shaping Manitoba's future.
Ukraine Anti-Corruption Agency Tries to Raid Parliament
Ukraine's anti-corruption agency attempted a controversial raid on the national parliament on December 27, 2025, highlighting internal challenges during the ongoing war with Russia. Read the latest developments.
Ottawa's Best Christmas Stories: Readers Share Memories
Ottawa Citizen readers reveal their favourite holiday traditions, from Parliament Hill lights to unique gifts gone wrong. Discover heartwarming local stories that capture the spirit of an Ottawa Christmas.
House of Commons Has Least Productive Year Since 1937
Canada's Parliament sat for only 72 days in 2025, its fewest since 1937, passing just seven bills amid political transition. Discover the details behind this historic low.
EU's $105B Ukraine Deal Amid Trump's Sanctions Shift
The EU's watered-down $105 billion aid plan for Ukraine reveals a fractured front, while signals from the Trump White House suggest a dramatic pivot in U.S. policy towards Russia and its allies.
Major Russian Attack Kills 3, Cuts Power in Ukraine
A massive Russian drone and missile assault struck Ukraine on December 23, 2025, killing at least three people and causing widespread power outages. Read the latest details on the escalating conflict.
Centralized Control in Ottawa Weakening Public Service
Analysis: Prime Minister Mark Carney's centralized decision-making model, reminiscent of the Harper era, may be stifling government efficiency and public service morale. Can Ottawa empower its teams?
Russian General Killed in Moscow Car Bomb Attack
A Russian general was assassinated by a car bomb in Moscow. Russian officials accuse Ukraine of orchestrating the attack. Read the latest on this escalating conflict.
Russian General Killed in Moscow Car Bombing
A senior Russian general was killed by a car bomb in Moscow on December 22, 2025. The attack is the latest in a string of assassinations Russia attributes to Ukraine.
Russian General Killed by Car Bomb in Moscow
Lt. Gen. Fanil Sarvarov, a senior Russian military official, was assassinated by an explosive device planted under his car in Moscow on December 22, 2025. Details on the attack and its implications.
Political, Space, and Media News Roundup: Key Developments
Sen. Rand Paul rejects JD Vance for 2028, a wheelchair user makes history with Blue Origin, and CBS News pulls a '60 Minutes' segment on a Salvadoran prison. Get the latest details.
Russian General Killed in Moscow Car Bombing
A senior Russian military commander, Lt. Gen. Fanil Sarvarov, was killed by a car bomb in Moscow. Investigators suggest Ukrainian involvement in the latest high-profile attack. Read the full report.
Four Young MPs Vow to Be Voice for Canada's Youth
Four Liberal MPs born in the 2000s are leveraging their unique perspective to advocate for younger Canadians in Parliament. Discover their goals and the challenges they face.
Journalist proposes during Putin's live TV marathon
A Russian journalist surprised viewers by proposing to his girlfriend live on air during President Vladimir Putin's lengthy annual call-in show. The unusual personal moment unfolded on December 19, 2025.
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