Rafah Crossing Confusion Strands Palestinians in Gaza
The reopening of the Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt has been marked by confusion and delays, leaving many Palestinians stranded as they attempt to flee the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict.
Category : Politics
White House Backlash Over Racist Trump Video Post
The White House offers shifting explanations after a racist video depicting the Obamas as primates was posted on President Trump's social media account, drawing sharp criticism from the Congressional Black Caucus.
CBC Chair Slams Trump's Obama Remarks as Racist
Congressional Black Caucus Chair Yvette Clarke criticizes Donald Trump's social media post about the Obamas, calling it evidence of a 'bigoted and racist regime' in U.S. politics.
Antisemitism Continues Unabated After Israel-Hamas Ceasefire
Despite the Israel-Hamas ceasefire, antisemitic incidents remain at record highs in Canada and worldwide, with experts highlighting a troubling surge in hate crimes and online radicalization.
Toronto Man Faces Charges for Harassment While Filming Victims
A 45-year-old Toronto man faces four counts of criminal harassment for allegedly filming and confronting multiple victims downtown, with police concerned about additional potential victims.
Bad Bunny Super Bowl Show Exposes Trump's Immigration Woes
Republicans worry Trump's slipping support on immigration and economy could hurt midterms. Bad Bunny's halftime performance underscores cultural divide amid ICE protests.
Gov. Gen. Simon on Trump's Greenland Comments
Canada's Governor General Mary Simon addresses the impact of Donald Trump's statements on Greenland, emphasizing the importance of bilateral ties and Arctic diplomacy.
Halifax RCMP Arrest Two for Impaired Driving
RCMP in the Halifax area have charged two men with impaired driving offenses following separate traffic stops, highlighting ongoing enforcement efforts against drunk driving in Nova Scotia.
Cynthia Coffman: Longest Female Death Row Inmate
Cynthia Coffman has spent over 36 years on death row in California, longer than any other American woman, following her 1989 conviction for multiple murders committed with her husband James Marlow.
NYPD Officer Convicted in Cooler-Throwing Death
A New York City police officer has been found guilty of manslaughter for throwing a plastic cooler at a fleeing scooter driver, causing a fatal crash in the Bronx.
Judge Orders Return of 3 Deported Families
A federal judge has mandated the return of three migrant families to the United States, citing protections under a family separation settlement agreement.
Iran Seeks Nuclear Talks, Warns U.S. Against Attack
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi expresses hope for renewed nuclear negotiations with the U.S. while firmly stating Tehran's red lines on missile programs and issuing warnings against American military action.
ICE Officers Accused of Assault in Minnesota Arrest
An immigrant alleges severe beating by ICE officers during his arrest in Minnesota, as detailed in an AP report. The incident raises concerns about enforcement practices.
Yemen Appoints New Cabinet After Deadly Southern Clashes
Yemen's Presidential Leadership Council has announced a new cabinet formation in the wake of violent clashes in the country's south, as regional tensions persist.
Sudan Drone Attack Kills 24, 8 Children Among Victims
A devastating drone attack in Sudan, attributed to a paramilitary group, has resulted in 24 fatalities, with eight children among the dead, according to a medical organization's report.
U.S. Aims for Ukraine-Russia Peace by June, Zelensky Says
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky states the United States is pressing for an end to the war with Russia by June, with proposed talks in Florida amid ongoing territorial disputes.
Iran Threatens U.S. Bases if Attacked During Nuclear Negotiations
Iran's foreign minister warns that U.S. bases in the Middle East will be targeted if America attacks, as both sides prepare for further indirect nuclear talks following positive discussions.
Windsor Police Charge Man with Drug Trafficking in Glengarry
Windsor police have charged a 46-year-old man with drug trafficking after seizing fentanyl, cocaine, and methamphetamine worth $8,000 in the Glengarry neighbourhood.
Governor General on Trump's Greenland Threats to Canada
Canada's Governor General reflects on geopolitical tensions, emphasizing that threats to Greenland's sovereignty have direct implications for Canadian security and Arctic interests.
Political Analysis: Carney, Poilievre, NDP, Ford Examined
A new video analysis from Sun commentators explores key political questions in Canada, including Mark Carney's stance, the NDP's viability, and Doug Ford's electoral prospects.
Quebec Municipalities Protest End of Experience Program
Multiple municipalities across Quebec have joined a protest movement denouncing the provincial government's decision to terminate the Quebec Experience Program, which provided valuable opportunities for residents.
Jack Lang Investigated for Tax Fraud Linked to Epstein
Former French Culture Minister Jack Lang faces a preliminary investigation for aggravated tax fraud laundering, connected to Jeffrey Epstein. Pressure mounts for his resignation.
Toronto Man Charged with Harassment Over Filming Incidents
A Toronto man faces criminal harassment charges following multiple filming incidents across the city, as police investigate a TTC fare inspection that led to an alleged threat.
Toronto Man Charged with Criminal Harassment Over Filming
A Toronto man faces criminal harassment charges following multiple filming incidents across the city. The case emerged after a TTC fare inspection led to an alleged threat, according to police reports.
Toronto Man Charged with Criminal Harassment for Filming Incidents
A 45-year-old Toronto man has been charged with criminal harassment following multiple filming incidents across the city, with police citing a TTC fare inspection as a key event.
Immigrant Suffers Brain Injuries After Alleged ICE Beating
Alberto Castañeda Mondragón, a Mexican immigrant in Minnesota, suffered eight skull fractures and brain hemorrhages after what he describes as a violent arrest by ICE officers. His case highlights concerns about excessive force and accountability in immig
Toronto Police Chief Suspends Charged Officers Without Pay
Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw utilizes new authority to suspend officers facing charges without pay, vowing a thorough corruption investigation.
TTC Fare Check Leads to Alleged Threat, Police Say
A routine Toronto Transit Commission fare inspection reportedly escalated into a serious incident, with police alleging a threat was made against a TTC employee. Authorities have released a photo of a suspect wanted in connection with the case.
Epstein Fallout: Europe Leaders Toppled, U.S. Impact Muted
The Epstein revelations have led to significant political resignations across Europe, while the United States has seen a more subdued response, highlighting transatlantic differences in accountability.
Canada Should Resist Passport-Based Immigration
An opinion piece argues against creating permanent residency pathways based on nationality, warning it could undermine Canada's merit-based immigration system and create fairness issues.
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