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.
Category : Politics
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.
Poilievre's Calgary Convention Signals Conservative Policy Shift
The Conservative convention in Calgary endorsed policies that critics say promote misinformation and exclusion, with resolutions targeting diversity programs and conversion therapy bans.
Calgary Must Reform Water Utility Governance After Pipe Failure
The Bearspaw South feeder main rupture exposed critical governance flaws in Calgary's water management. Experts argue structural reforms, including a municipally controlled corporation model, are essential for preventing future infrastructure failures.
ISIS Claims Suicide Bombing at Shiite Mosque in Pakistan
An Islamic State affiliate has claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing at a Shiite mosque in Islamabad, Pakistan, killing 31 people. The attack has sparked widespread mourning and condemnation.
Hillman Reflects on Time as Canada's Ambassador to U.S.
Former Canadian Ambassador to the United States Kirsten Hillman discusses her diplomatic career, key challenges, and the evolving Canada-U.S. relationship in a reflective interview.
Suspect Sought After Threat to TTC Employee on Toronto Streetcar
Toronto Police are actively seeking a suspect following a reported threat against a TTC employee on a city streetcar. The incident underscores ongoing safety concerns for public transit workers.
U.S. Gave June Deadline for Ukraine-Russia Peace Deal: Zelenskyy
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy disclosed that the United States established a June deadline for Ukraine and Russia to negotiate an agreement to end the ongoing war, according to recent statements.
Trans Immigrant Activist Detained After Award Under Trump
Arely Westley, a transgender immigrant activist honored for her work, faced detention and medical neglect under Trump's immigration policies, highlighting systemic abuse.
Nancy Guthrie Missing 6 Days: Search Intensifies in Arizona
The search for Nancy Guthrie, missing for six days from her Arizona home, has entered a critical new phase with updated messaging from authorities. The case has drawn widespread attention.
P.E.I. PCs Vote Today for New Leader and Premier
Prince Edward Island's Progressive Conservative Party holds a leadership vote today, with the winner set to become the province's next premier, marking a pivotal moment in P.E.I. politics.
Trump's Body Language on Epstein Questions Analyzed
Body language experts examine President Donald Trump's nonverbal cues when questioned about Jeffrey Epstein, revealing defensive patterns and unusual team positioning.
Liberals to Use Polls for Early Election Decision
Analysis suggests the Liberal Party will trigger an early federal election based on favorable polling data and seat projections, prioritizing electoral success over policy consistency.
Gazan Convert Warns West About Islamist Ideology
Dor Shachar, born Muslim in Gaza, shares his firsthand experience with Hamas's rise and warns Western nations about the dangers of Islamist extremism.
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