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Saga Metals Advances Uranium Project as Market Booms
Saga Metals advances its strategically located Double Mer Uranium Project in Labrador as uranium market fundamentals strengthen, positioning the company to benefit from growing North American nuclear energy demand.
Trump Admin Considered Resuming Nuclear Weapons Testing
Exclusive: White House officials debated conducting first US nuclear test explosion since 1992, raising global security concerns and potential arms race implications.
US Nuclear Testing Plans Exclude Explosions
The United States will not conduct explosive nuclear testing despite Trump administration plans to advance nuclear capabilities, according to Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm.
Canada's 2025 Budget: Key Impacts Revealed
Breaking down the key highlights from Canada's 2025 federal budget - from housing initiatives to tax changes and economic forecasts that will impact every Canadian.
U.S. Warns Israel: Hezbollah War Imminent
As tensions escalate, U.S. officials deliver stark warning about Hezbollah's growing arsenal and Israel's precarious security situation. Get the inside story on the diplomatic crisis unfolding.
Carney's Budget: Canada's Fiscal Revolution Begins
Former Bank of England governor Mark Carney unveils a transformative budget that breaks from traditional fiscal approaches, focusing on green energy and economic restructuring.
Amazon's Used Underwear Problem Exposed
Canadian shoppers are reporting receiving worn, stained underwear from Amazon sellers. Discover the disturbing trend and how to protect yourself from used garment scams.
Religious Influence in Ontario Public Schools Examined
Examining the growing concerns about religious influence in Ontario's public education system and its impact on curriculum, student activities, and community values.
Trump threatens military action in Nigeria over Christians
Former President Donald Trump warns of potential U.S. military intervention in Nigeria amid escalating violence against Christian communities, raising international concerns.
Climate Programs Cost Every Canadian Thousands
New analysis reveals the staggering financial burden of federal climate initiatives on Canadian families, with costs reaching thousands per household annually.
Ontario Minister Defends Anti-Carbon Tax Ad as Intentional
Ontario's trade minister staunchly defends a provocative advertisement targeting federal carbon pricing, insisting the controversial messaging was intentional and strategically sound.
Carney: Blue Jays' Bid Teaches Canada Economic Lessons
Former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney uses Toronto Blue Jays' championship pursuit as powerful metaphor for Canadian economic strategy and national ambition.
Climate Crisis Escalates: Urgent Action Needed in Canada
Breaking climate change reports reveal unprecedented environmental shifts affecting Canadian communities. From extreme weather patterns to innovative green technology solutions, discover what's happening in Canada's climate landscape.
Canada's Seasonal Food Price Spikes Explained
Discover the surprising seasonal pattern behind Canada's food price increases and the government policies that drive October and February grocery spikes.
Trump Revives Reagan Doctrine With Bombs and Bluster
Donald Trump puts his own aggressive spin on Reagan's famous doctrine, emphasizing military might and unpredictable foreign policy tactics that are reshaping America's global stance.
Liberals survive budget vote but face growing opposition
Justin Trudeau's Liberal government narrowly survives confidence vote on federal budget, but political analysts warn the reprieve may be temporary as public support wanes.
Carney confronted Chinese president on foreign interference
Former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney reveals he directly challenged President Xi Jinping on foreign interference and other critical matters during their meeting at the Asia-Pacific summit.
Ontario's Anti-Tariff Campaign Features Carney and Ford
Ontario's government unleashes a multi-platform advertising blitz against potential U.S. tariffs, featuring former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney and Premier Doug Ford in a rare political alignment.
Canada's Reconciliation Crisis: A Nation Divided
An in-depth analysis reveals how Canada's reconciliation agenda is creating division, draining public funds, and threatening national unity. Discover the unintended consequences of current policies.
U.S. urges Canada to boost forest management amid wildfires
As Canadian wildfires intensify, Trump administration officials advocate for aggressive forest management strategies, sparking a diplomatic dialogue on fire prevention between neighboring nations.
James Moore: Canada's Most Critical Budget in Decades
As Canada prepares for what former industry minister James Moore calls 'the most critical budget in decades,' key questions about economic competitiveness, productivity, and national priorities demand answers. Discover what's at stake for Canadian taxpaye
Edmonton's New Council Faces Infill Development Showdown
Edmonton's freshly elected city council confronts the contentious infill development debate that promises to reshape neighborhoods and define their political legacy.
B.C.'s Second Chance to End Pipeline Politics
British Columbia faces a critical opportunity to move beyond divisive pipeline debates and forge a new path for resource development and Indigenous reconciliation.
CFL suspends Alouettes' Oakman indefinitely for policy breach
Montreal Alouettes defensive end Shawn Oakman faces indefinite suspension after violating league policy, leaving the Grey Cup champions scrambling to fill the void.
Trump Order Requires Citizenship Proof for Voting
President Trump signs controversial executive order requiring proof of citizenship for voter registration, sparking immediate legal challenges and concerns about voter suppression.
Ontario Proposes Conservation Authority Consolidation
The Ontario government is proposing significant changes to consolidate conservation authorities, aiming to streamline development approvals while raising concerns about environmental protections.
Quebec Med Students Vote to Strike Over Health Law
Thousands of future doctors across four Quebec universities are taking a stand against Bill 31, voting overwhelmingly for strike action in a dramatic escalation of their protest against the province's healthcare reforms.
U.S. Officials Skip UN Climate Talks in Germany
American officials were notably absent from UN climate negotiations in Germany, raising questions about U.S. commitment to international climate cooperation amid growing environmental concerns.
Moe Supports Alberta's Teacher Back-to-Work Order
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe voices strong support for Alberta's decision to mandate teachers back to classrooms amid ongoing labour disputes, calling the move 'required' for student welfare.
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