$50K Boost for New Tecumseth Firefighters
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Category : Politics
Bondi Beach Victims' Families Demand National Inquiry
Families of 17 victims from the Bondi Beach massacre urge PM Albanese for a national inquiry into antisemitism and security failures. Read the full story.
Longueuil Shooting: Two Wounded, One Arrested
Two men were shot in a Longueuil apartment early Monday in what police call a homicide attempt. A 26-year-old suspect is in custody. Both victims are expected to recover.
Man charged with impaired driving after fatal Dartmouth crash
A man faces impaired driving charges following a fatal collision in Dartmouth, N.S. Halifax Regional Police continue their investigation into the tragic incident.
Pakistan Police Detain Teen Girl in Suspected Bomb Plot
Pakistani authorities have detained a teenage girl allegedly radicalized online in connection with a suspected suicide bombing plot. The incident highlights growing concerns over digital extremism.
Judge Doubles Sentence for Windsor Circle K Robber
A Windsor judge rejected a joint sentencing proposal and imposed a four-year prison term for a man who robbed nine convenience stores. The judge called the original two-year recommendation 'unacceptable.'
Nepean Areas Face Frequent, Prolonged Power Outages
Residents in parts of Nepean, like Manordale, McKellar Park, and Crestview, report frequent power failures, forcing them to create backup plans. Discover the community response and Hydro Ottawa's role.
China Seeks Stronger Role in Regional Talks with Cambodia, Thailand
Top diplomats from China, Cambodia, and Thailand met in Yunnan on Dec. 29, 2025, as Beijing pushes for a more influential role in regional diplomacy. Read the latest on this strategic dialogue.
NYC Mayor-Elect Zohran Mamdani Faces High Expectations
New York City mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani enters office with ambitious pledges. This analysis explores his platform and the challenges ahead for the city's leadership.
U.K. leaders seek to strip activist's citizenship over tweets
British opposition leaders call for pro-democracy activist Alaa Abd el-Fattah to lose his citizenship due to past social media posts. The demand follows his release from an Egyptian prison.
U.S. offers Ukraine 15-year security guarantee in peace plan
President Zelenskyy reveals a U.S. peace proposal offering Ukraine a 15-year security guarantee. The announcement follows a meeting with former President Donald Trump in Florida.
Carney's foreign policy shift prompts human rights questions
Prime Minister Mark Carney's pivot towards trade and security in foreign policy is drawing scrutiny over Canada's commitment to human rights. Experts analyze the implications.
DNA Advances Close Cold Cases in Canada in 2025
Montreal police announce the resolution of Catherine Daviau's 2008 murder, highlighting how modern DNA analysis is bringing justice to long-unsolved cases across Canada.
Trump-Netanyahu Meeting at Crucial Gaza Ceasefire Moment
Former U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli PM Netanyahu schedule a Florida meeting as a U.S.-backed Gaza ceasefire hangs in the balance. Key details on the high-stakes diplomatic moment.
Windsor man arrested for impaired driving after incident
A Windsor man faces impaired driving charges after a woman was discovered trapped under a vehicle tire. Police responded to the scene early Sunday morning.
Liberals Admit Plastics Export Ban a Costly Mistake
The federal government proposes to cancel its export ban on single-use plastics, admitting the policy harms Canadian businesses without environmental benefit. Read the details.
Toronto Police Delay in Antisemitic Hate Speech Case
A Toronto man's complaint about vile antisemitic posts on X has seen no action from police after six months. Critics demand accountability from the Hate Crime Unit.
Trump says Ukraine, Russia closer to peace; ex-envoy doubts
Former President Trump suggests Ukraine and Russia are nearing a peace deal, but ex-U.S. Ambassador John Herbst sees 'zero indication' from Moscow. Get the full analysis.
Ottawa's Most Annoying 2025 Stories: Sidewalks to Hockey
From a controversial sidewalk in Manor Park to forced office returns and transit chaos, columnist Brigitte Pellerin lists the top local irritants that plagued Ottawa in 2025.
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.
Chinese Military Drills Near Taiwan After Japan Tensions
China's military will conduct exercises around Taiwan, warning 'external forces' following recent tensions with Japan. Get the latest on the regional security implications.
Pipe Bomb Suspect Told FBI He Targeted Political Parties
A 2025 court memo reveals the suspect in the 2021 pipe bombings outside the RNC and DNC told the FBI he targeted the parties because they were 'in charge.' Get the latest details from the ongoing case.
Trump Lashes Out at Reporter Ahead of Ukraine Meeting
Donald Trump dismissed a reporter's query as a 'stupid question' before meeting with Ukraine's Zelenskyy. The leaders discussed a potential security agreement amid ongoing Russian attacks.
Trump Almost Announced Cannabis Policy Change Prematurely
A new report details how staff had to stop President Trump from announcing the cannabis reclassification before the official process. Learn about the pivotal meeting that led to the historic policy shift.
Suspect tries to set TTC rider's jacket on fire at Kennedy station
Toronto Police are searching for a suspect who attempted to set a man's jacket on fire on a subway platform at Kennedy Station. No injuries were reported. Read the latest details.
B.C. man jailed for setting fires during wildfire season
A British Columbia man has been sentenced to jail time for deliberately setting fires during a high-risk wildfire period. Get the details on the case and its implications.
Man charged with 2nd-degree murder in Grande Prairie shooting
A man faces two counts of second-degree murder following a fatal shooting in Grande Prairie, Alberta. Police continue their investigation into the December incident.
Trump: Ukraine and Russia 'Closer Than Ever' to Peace
Former U.S. President Donald Trump hosted Ukraine's leader at Mar-a-Lago, stating the warring nations are nearing a peace deal. Get the details on the high-stakes diplomatic talks.
Turner Struggles to Explain Trump's Ukraine-Russia Position
Ohio Rep. Mike Turner faltered on ABC's 'This Week' when pressed on Donald Trump's stance in the Russia-Ukraine war. Get the details on the tense exchange and the latest on Trump's peace efforts.
Readers Decry Canada's Self-Sabotage in Pipeline, Liberal Policies
Postmedia readers sound off on Canada's internal conflicts hindering resource development, Liberal government failures, and Ontario's LCBO controversy in December 2025 letters.
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