U.S. Withdraws from UN Agencies, Faces Legal Obligation
The UN states the U.S. has a legal duty to pay dues after Trump withdraws support from over 30 agencies. Explore the impact on climate, health, and global diplomacy.
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U.S. Exits 66 International Organizations Under Trump
President Donald Trump orders U.S. withdrawal from 66 international bodies, including 31 UN entities, citing sovereignty and cost. Secretary of State Marco Rubio declares an end to funding 'foreign interests.'
U.S. to exit dozens of international organizations in 2026
The United States plans a significant retreat from global cooperation, exiting dozens of international bodies in 2026. Explore the implications for Canada and world affairs.
Israel Suspends MSF, CARE, Others from Gaza Aid Work
Israel suspends over 30 humanitarian groups, including Doctors Without Borders, from operating in Gaza for non-compliance with new registration rules, sparking aid crisis fears.
Israel to Suspend Gaza Aid Operations Starting in 2026
Israel announces it will suspend operations of several humanitarian organizations in Gaza starting in 2026, a move that threatens to worsen the already dire situation for civilians. Learn the details and potential impact.
N.S. Organizations Aid Homeless at Christmas
Community organizations in Halifax are collaborating to provide essential support and shelter for people experiencing homelessness during the 2025 holiday season. Learn how the community is stepping up.
Fabienne Colas Builds Black Film Festivals Across Canada
For two decades, Fabienne Colas has championed Black filmmakers, creating festivals from Montreal to Vancouver. Discover how her foundation opens doors for emerging talent.
ICC Stands Firm Against US Pressure on Gaza Warrants
The International Criminal Court reaffirms its independence, rejecting U.S. and Israeli demands to drop warrants for Netanyahu and Gallant. Member states rally support amid unprecedented sanctions campaign.
Vancouver groups fight food insecurity, reduce waste
Four major Vancouver organizations are joining forces to tackle food waste and insecurity in the city. Learn how this new coalition plans to make a difference for local communities.
Costco Sues Trump Over Tariffs, Seeks Refund
Costco files a lawsuit against the Trump administration, demanding a full refund on tariffs collected under the IEEPA. The company argues the tariffs are illegal. Read the full story.
Yorkton Celebrates National Child Day with Community Event
Yorkton community organizations gathered on November 21, 2025, to celebrate National Child Day. Discover how local groups are supporting children's rights and wellbeing in this special coverage.
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.
Jewish groups voice concern over new museum exhibit
The Canadian Museum for Human Rights faces criticism from Jewish organizations over its planned 'Nakba' exhibit, raising concerns about balance and potential antisemitism.
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.
Haiti capital on edge after gang leader threat
Port-au-Prince residents face heightened tension as gang leader issues threatening statement. Security concerns escalate across Haiti's capital city.
Cambrian College cuts 6 programs due to student cap
Northern Ontario's Cambrian College eliminates six academic programs following federal international student cap. Learn how this impacts Sudbury's educational landscape and local economy.
Ex-Congolese rebel leader begins hunger strike in Paris
Former Congolese militia leader Roger Lumbala starts hunger strike during war crimes trial in Paris. Follow the latest developments in this international justice case.
5,200 cheeses compete at World Cheese Awards in Bern
Over 5,200 cheeses from around the world competed at the 37th World Cheese Awards in Bern, Switzerland. Discover the intense sensory experience and judging process.
B.C. Gives 33% of International Student Spots to Private Schools
British Columbia directs one-third of international undergraduate seats to private institutions, raising concerns about funding crises in public colleges serving vulnerable populations.
153 Palestinians detained 12 hours on plane in South Africa
South African authorities held 153 Palestinian passengers on a plane for 12 hours before allowing disembarkation at Johannesburg's O.R. Tambo International Airport.
Toronto police search for man in child abduction to Ethiopia
Toronto police are urgently searching for a man accused of abducting his 2-year-old son and taking him to Ethiopia without the mother's consent. Learn the details.
Trump Administration Reveals New Trade Frameworks
The Trump administration confirms trade agreements with Argentina, Ecuador, El Salvador and Guatemala. Get the latest details on these international trade developments.
Georgia's Saakashvili asks Zelensky for POW swap exchange
Former Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili requests prisoner exchange from Ukrainian President Zelensky. Get the latest developments on this international political story.
Swiss Gruyère Wins World's Best Cheese Title
Swiss Gruyère cheese has been declared the world's best cheese in an international competition. Discover what makes this traditional cheese stand out globally.
RCMP helps take down global cybercrime network
Canadian RCMP played crucial role in international operation dismantling sophisticated global cybercrime network. Learn how authorities are fighting digital crime.
SailGP Halifax 2026 Launch Event Kicks Off Countdown
Halifax officially launched the countdown to SailGP 2026 with a waterfront event at the Maritime Museum. Mark your calendars for this world-class sailing spectacle coming to Nova Scotia.
Canada Eyes New Trade Talks with India, Minister Says
Canada's International Trade Minister Maninder Sidhu announces renewed efforts to restart trade negotiations with India, signaling a fresh approach to bilateral economic relations between the two nations.
SUNshine Girl Aylar's 2016 Feature & Advocacy Goals
Discover the inspiring story of Aylar, the 2016 SUNshine Girl, whose personal mission extends beyond modeling to running an international women's shelter and fostering Canadian-Iranian business relations.
IEA: Oil Demand May Grow Beyond 2050
A new International Energy Agency scenario shows global oil demand rising past 2050 if current climate policies continue, reshaping investment outlook for Canada's energy sector.
Lethbridge schools see 40% international student decline
Post-secondary institutions in Lethbridge experience 40% enrollment drop for international students following federal government restrictions. Learn how this impacts Alberta's education sector.
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