An Iranian warship, the IRIS Dena, has sunk off the coast of Sri Lanka. Sri Lankan authorities rescued 32 survivors, but reports conflict on missing persons and the cause of the sinking, with some sources citing a submarine attack.
The Canadian government announces a price hike for passport applications effective March 31, 2026, impacting travel document costs for citizens nationwide.
Toronto police are investigating a stabbing incident at a downtown apartment building on March 4, 2026. Authorities responded to the scene, though details on the victim's condition remain limited.
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. suggests Americans buy cheaper cuts like liver as beef prices soar. Dietitians caution about health risks and call the advice out of touch amid food insecurity.
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A new poll reveals a significant age gap in Canadian politics, with Liberals dominating among voters 60+ due to nostalgia for the Chretien era, while Conservatives lead among younger demographics.
James Talarico, Texas Democratic Senate nominee, faces Republican criticism over his statement that 'God is nonbinary,' igniting a debate on religion and politics ahead of the general election.
The escalating conflict with Iran has exposed divisions within conservative media's traditionally steadfast support for former President Donald Trump, as some voices express criticism over his handling of the crisis.
Jason Ribeiro argues that inclusive growth in Calgary must prioritize youth opportunities to avoid creating a divided city where young people face higher costs and fewer pathways.
Eva Friesen, president of the Calgary Foundation, argues that as Calgary grows to 2 million, its success hinges on fostering a kind city where people feel seen, known, and needed, addressing rising loneliness and social isolation.
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Motorists in Westboro and Wellington West face thousands of fines after failing to pay at newly installed on-street parking meters, highlighting enforcement challenges in Ottawa's neighborhoods.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney reveals the complexities of dealing with U.S. President Donald Trump, noting the president is more direct in private while emphasizing respect and careful communication.
A shooting occurred in Montreal, resulting in one person injured. The SPVM is investigating the incident, which adds to recent crime concerns in the city.
The Manitoba legislature's spring sitting is set to begin, with health care and the provincial deficit expected to dominate debates and policy discussions.
Prime Minister Mark Carney emphasized Canada's ability to set global agendas as a middle power during a speech at the Lowy Institute in Sydney, Australia, on March 4, 2026.
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A person was critically injured in a stabbing at a downtown Toronto apartment building. Toronto Police are investigating the incident that occurred on March 4, 2026.
Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand is scheduled to deliver a keynote address at a major defence conference in Ottawa, highlighting Canada's strategic priorities amid global tensions.
A demographic expert projects that immigration could soon account for 100% of Canada's population growth, highlighting critical implications for policy and society amid shifting trends.
Columnist Matthew Lau argues that Canada's struggles in healthcare, education, and housing stem from government failures, not immigration, pointing to private sector success as evidence.
An Ontario court has invalidated mandatory registration requirements under Christopher's Law, following a Supreme Court precedent that found lifetime reporting infringes on Charter liberties.
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Recent shootings targeting Jewish synagogues and Iranian-owned businesses in Toronto area signal growing threats as Middle East tensions spill over into Canada, with activists warning of regime-linked violence.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney addresses Australia's parliament, emphasizing middle power coalitions to counter U.S. dominance. This marks the first Canadian PM visit since 2007, focusing on critical minerals, AI, and defense cooperation.
Iranian protesters are forming unexpected alliances with Israel and Jewish communities, rejecting decades of anti-Israel propaganda and viewing them as partners in their fight against the clerical regime.
Peter Shurman argues that personal contempt for Donald Trump distracts from substantive policy critiques and Canada's need for competitiveness, urging a focus on national interests over emotional reactions.
The United States and Israel conducted multiple airstrikes on Tehran and other Iranian cities, targeting leadership and security forces. Iran responded with missile and drone attacks across the region, escalating the conflict.
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Sally Lane, mother of Jack Letts, calls on Canadian government for immediate action after her son's reported transfer to Iraq, highlighting ongoing family distress.
Israel launches strikes against Iran's security forces and leadership, while Iran continues attacks across the Middle East, raising fears of a wider regional war.
California Governor Gavin Newsom described a surreal telephone conversation with Donald Trump on Jimmy Kimmel's show, revealing the former president's unusual topics and nickname.
Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene cautions that Donald Trump's repeated mentions of seeking an unconstitutional third term should be taken seriously, questioning his mental state.
The Trump administration is convening top U.S. defense contractors at the White House to discuss accelerating weapons production as the Pentagon works to replenish supplies depleted by recent military operations in Iran, Ukraine, and Gaza.
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British Columbia Premier David Eby states there is no evidence linking India to extortion activities in the province, amid ongoing discussions on foreign interference and public safety concerns.
