Greta Thunberg arrested at London insurance protest
Climate activist Greta Thunberg was detained by police in London on December 23, 2025, while demonstrating in support of hunger-striking pro-Palestinian activists. Get the full story.
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Fatal Stabbing Under Investigation in Oshawa
Durham Regional Police are investigating a fatal stabbing in Oshawa. Authorities are urging anyone with information to come forward as the investigation continues.
Witness at Barrie Four-Way Stop Leads to Impaired Arrest
A vigilant witness at a Barrie four-way stop called police, leading to the arrest of an alleged impaired driver. OPP details the incident from December 22, 2025.
Federal offender arrested in Timmins, Ontario
Eric Cardinal, a federal offender with ties to northern Ontario, was arrested in Timmins. Authorities announced the arrest on Tuesday, December 23, 2025.
Thousands of new Epstein documents released by DOJ
The U.S. Department of Justice has published thousands of new files linked to Jeffrey Epstein, facing criticism for delays and heavy redactions. Explore the latest developments and political fallout.
50-year sentence for Zagreb school attack that killed child
A Croatian court has sentenced a man to 50 years in prison for a knife attack at an elementary school in Zagreb that killed a 7-year-old girl and wounded six others. Read the full details of the tragic case.
Simple fix to end anti-Israel protests in Canada
A new analysis reveals how existing authorities could halt disruptive anti-Israel protests targeting Canadian retailers without new laws. Learn about the simple directive proposed.
Delhi Protests Over Hindu Man's Lynching in Bangladesh
Activists from the Vishwa Hindu Parishad protested in New Delhi on December 23, 2025, accusing Bangladeshi groups of targeting Indians after a reported lynching. Get the latest details.
Ex-AHS board member claims paid smear campaign
A former Alberta Health Services board member alleges a political fixer and publisher were paid to discredit him before testifying in a wrongful dismissal lawsuit. Lawyers secured a rare court order to investigate.
Inside Saskatoon's holiday decoration planning and execution
Discover how Saskatoon meticulously plans and installs its festive public decor, shifting to inclusive seasonal themes. Learn about the crews, timeline, and community impact.
Most Canadians choose 'Merry Christmas' over 'Happy Holidays'
A new Research Co. poll reveals most Canadians still prefer the traditional 'Merry Christmas' greeting, with political and regional divides. Discover the holiday stress trends and festive preferences across the nation.
Alberta Next Referendum Recommendations Pose Political Risk
The Alberta Next panel's call for referendums on a provincial pension and police force could revive unpopular debates, risking the UCP's electoral standing. Read the analysis.
Trump Announces New Navy 'Battleship' for 'Golden Fleet'
Former President Donald Trump reveals plans for a new naval battleship as part of a proposed 'Golden Fleet,' marking a significant shift in U.S. defense posture. Get the details on this major announcement.
New Serious Penalties for Drunk or Drugged Driving in Canada
Canada introduces severe new consequences for alcohol and drug-impaired driving offenses. Learn about the updated penalties and how they aim to enhance road safety nationwide.
Alberta hikes referendum petition fee to $25,000
The Alberta government has quietly increased the cost to apply for a referendum petition from $500 to $25,000 via a cabinet order, a move critics call hypocritical and a mockery of direct democracy.
Netanyahu's ex-aide alleges plan to dodge Oct. 7 blame
A former aide claims Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu tasked him with devising a strategy to avoid accountability for the Hamas attack. The explosive allegation emerges amid ongoing conflict.
N.S. Premier accused of false info on privacy law
Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston faces criticism for allegedly using incorrect information to justify not modernizing provincial privacy legislation. Critics argue the laws are outdated.
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.
Unplanned Sewer Work Disrupts Kingsville Tuesday
Residents in Kingsville, Ontario, face disruptions as unplanned sewer work begins Tuesday, December 23. Windsor News provides details on the unexpected infrastructure repair.
Edmonton community disputes column on King Thunderbird opposition
A letter to the editor challenges a columnist's portrayal of opposition to Edmonton's King Thunderbird Centre, detailing zoning disputes and a landmark legal agreement.
Financial Post Columnists Analyze Key 2025 Trends
A review of FP Comment columns from early 2025 reveals expert analysis on voter sentiment, competition policy, pension risks, and looming trade wars. Discover the key insights shaping Canada's economic and political landscape.
2025: The Year Humbug and Woke-ism Faced a Major Pushback
A look back at 2025 reveals a significant push against policies like DEI and EV mandates. Despite his own contradictions, Trump's administration accelerated a cultural shift. Explore the key events that defined the year.
Québec Solidaire gives $343K in salary increases to charity
Québec Solidaire MNAs have redirected $343,000 from their recent salary increases to charitable organizations across the province. Learn how the funds are being allocated.
Impaired Driving Charges Laid After Sault Traffic Stop
A traffic stop in Sault Ste. Marie on December 23 resulted in impaired driving charges. Police remind drivers of the severe risks and legal consequences of driving under the influence.
Driver tries to avoid northwestern Ontario RIDE check: OPP
Ontario Provincial Police report a driver attempted to avoid a RIDE check in northwestern Ontario. Read the latest on this impaired driving enforcement incident.
Budget Officer Regrets 'Stupefying' Fiscal Remark
Interim Parliamentary Budget Officer Jason Jacques expresses regret for his strong criticism of federal fiscal management. Get the details on the Ottawa committee testimony and the context of his remarks.
Halford Vows New Vision for B.C. Conservative Leadership
Surrey-White Rock MLA Trevor Halford announces his run for the B.C. Conservative leadership, pledging a unifying vision for the party's future. Learn about his platform and goals.
JD Vance's Navy SEAL Training Draws 'Cosplay' Backlash
Vice President JD Vance faces online criticism after sharing photos of a training session with Navy SEALs, with detractors calling it a 'desperate photo op' during a government shutdown. Read the full story.
Readers Critique Public Servant Trope, Debate Arena Costs
Ottawa Citizen readers respond to columnists on public servant portrayals, dual arena feasibility, and urban development priorities. Join the conversation on local issues.
Watchdog questions military police commitment to reform
A military watchdog report found the investigation into Maj.-Gen. Dany Fortin was deeply flawed. The Provost Marshal's weak response to 16 recommendations raises doubts about real change.
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