Carney's Quebec Speech Shows Lack of Canadian Knowledge
Mark Carney's speech at the Plains of Abraham has drawn fierce criticism in Quebec, exposing what critics call a fundamental misunderstanding of Canadian history and regional sensitivities.
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Kristi Noem Defends Response to Fatal Immigration Agent Shooting
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem faces criticism over her handling of Alex Pretti's killing by federal agents, defending her initial statements while acknowledging room for improvement.
Woman Faints After 140-Stroke Caning in Indonesia
A woman in Indonesia's Aceh province fainted after receiving 140 cane strokes for sex outside marriage and alcohol consumption under strict Sharia law enforcement.
Don Lemon Arrested by Federal Authorities in LA
Federal authorities arrested journalist Don Lemon in Los Angeles while covering the Grammys. His attorney criticized the Trump administration's priorities in pursuing Lemon over immigration agent killings.
GST Credit Becomes Welfare Program, Discourages Work: Mintz
Economist Jack Mintz argues Prime Minister Mark Carney's GST credit expansion to Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit creates work disincentives, especially for secondary family earners, with $11.7B cost.
Ottawa Stabbing: Man Injured, Two Arrested in East End
Ottawa Police are investigating a serious stabbing incident on St. Laurent Boulevard that left a man with non-life-threatening injuries. Two individuals have been taken into custody.
Canadian Wealthy Hoarding Cash, Hurting Economy
High-income Canadians are saving rather than spending their stock market gains, unlike Americans, potentially slowing Canada's economic growth compared to the U.S. boom.
U.S. Immigration Raids Surveillance Sweeps in Citizens
U.S. Homeland Security intensifies surveillance during immigration operations, using facial recognition technology, inadvertently involving American citizens in Minneapolis and raising privacy concerns.
Former Polygamous Sect Towns Emerge from Court Supervision
Two towns once controlled by Warren Jeffs' Fundamentalist LDS Church have been released from court oversight after years of reforms, marking a significant shift from their isolated past.
Saskatchewan Gun Owners' Rights Under Federal Ban
Saskatchewan firearms owners navigate conflicting federal and provincial regulations as the national buyback program offers compensation for banned assault-style weapons.
Calls to Unmask ICE Agents Grow Over Aggressive Tactics
Criticism mounts over ICE's masked enforcement operations as Minnesota sees fatal shooting and California passes mask ban. Experts warn anonymity increases risks.
Poilievre Faces Leadership Vote as Election Fears Linger
Conservative Party delegates gather in Calgary to vote on Pierre Poilievre's leadership following the 2025 election loss, with party support and future direction at stake.
Couple Caned 140 Times Under Sharia Law in Indonesia
A couple in Indonesia's Aceh province was publicly caned 140 times for engaging in sex outside marriage and consuming alcohol, highlighting the strict enforcement of Sharia law in the region.
Edmonton Helicopter Squadron Heads to Alaska for War Games
The 408 Tactical Helicopter Squadron from Edmonton is deploying to Alaska for Operation Striking Bat, a month-long international military exercise involving forces from the U.S., Norway, Italy, and Mongolia.
Alberta Population Growth to Overtake B.C. by 2036
Statistics Canada projects Alberta will surpass British Columbia in population within a decade, driven by affordability and economic opportunity, potentially reshaping federal political representation.
Poilievre Faces Leadership Review at Conservative Convention
Over 2,500 Conservative delegates gather in Calgary to vote on Pierre Poilievre's leadership, with the party seeking unity after the 2025 election loss to the Liberals under Mark Carney.
Greenland Mayor Warns After U.S. Flag Stunt
The mayor of Greenland's capital issues a stern warning following a controversial U.S. flag display, highlighting rising geopolitical tensions in the Arctic region.
Israel Reopens Gaza-Egypt Border After 2-Year Closure
Israel announces the reopening of the Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt on Sunday, ending a nearly two-year closure amid ongoing regional tensions.
Trump Rejects Plan to Cut Federal Agents in Minneapolis
President Donald Trump dismissed proposals to draw down federal immigration agents in Minneapolis, emphasizing safety. This follows controversial incidents and administration efforts to de-escalate.
Ottawa News Anchor Stabbed, Seriously Injured in East End
A prominent Ottawa news personality was treated for serious injuries following a stabbing in the city's east end. Police are investigating the incident that occurred near St. Laurent Boulevard.
Antifa Spies Infiltrate White Nationalist Groups, Expose Members
A new book reveals how anti-fascist activists have gone undercover in groups like Patriot Front, doxing members and shrinking their influence. Journalist Christopher Mathias discusses modern fascism and antifa's evolving tactics.
Who Clears Snow Plow Piles in Your GTA Driveway?
Understanding municipal bylaws across the Greater Toronto Area regarding responsibility for clearing snow pushed into driveways by city plows.
Norway Crown Princess's Son to Stand Trial for Rape
Marius Borg Høiby, the son of Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit, is set to stand trial for rape charges, marking a significant legal and royal development in the Scandinavian nation.
Alberta's Future: Letters Debate Separation and Local Issues
Edmonton Journal letters discuss Alberta separation risks, city tax hikes, and snow plowing notices. Readers warn against joining U.S. or independence.
Toronto Residents Clear Sidewalks Themselves After Snowstorm
Frustrated Torontonians are clearing impassable sidewalks themselves days after a major snowstorm, highlighting ongoing municipal challenges with winter maintenance and public safety concerns.
Should Canada Pause MAID Amid Healthcare Crisis?
As Canada's MAID program expands, concerns grow about whether inadequate healthcare funding is driving desperate choices rather than genuine patient autonomy.
Quebec Anglophones Concerned Over Francophone Language Commissioner
Anglophone rights groups in Quebec voice concerns as Ottawa nominates a francophone as Canada's next Official Languages Commissioner, questioning representation for English-speaking minority.
Amy Hamm: Poilievre Must Reach Beyond Conservative Base
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre faces a critical challenge as his party gathers in Calgary. While his base remains fiercely loyal, new polling reveals a stark divide with non-Conservative voters.
Opposing Israel's Policies Isn't Antisemitism, Argues Canadian
Corey Balsam argues that criticism of Israel's treatment of Palestinians doesn't equate to antisemitism, highlighting growing diversity within Canadian Jewish political perspectives.
Niger Junta Accuses France, Benin, Ivory Coast in Airport Attack
Niger's military leader General Abdourahmane Tchiani alleges France, Benin, and Ivory Coast orchestrated an airport assault, escalating regional tensions amid ongoing political instability.
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