Melania Trump's UN Peace Talk Criticized Amid Iran Conflict
First Lady Melania Trump presided over a UN Security Council meeting on peace through education, drawing sharp criticism as her husband launched military operations against Iran.
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Marines Fire at Karachi Consulate Protesters
U.S. Marines opened fire on demonstrators storming the Karachi consulate, officials confirm, escalating tensions in Pakistan after Iran's leader was killed.
Toronto's Little Iran Reacts to Mideast Conflict, Regime Change Calls
Toronto's Iranian diaspora community holds rallies, with many expressing hope for regime change and reflecting on strikes and future uncertainty as conflict escalates in the Middle East.
Sweden's First NATO Air Patrol Over Iceland Showcases Jets
Sweden deployed jet fighters over Iceland in its inaugural NATO mission since 2024, highlighting the aircraft to potential buyers like Canada amid global security shifts.
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Quebec Secret Shopper Language Checks Target 7,800 Stores
The Office québécois de la langue française is deploying undercover observers to monitor greeting and service languages in retail establishments across Quebec, with particular focus on Montreal's diverse neighborhoods.
AI and Ideology Drive 2026 Primaries in NC and TX
The 2026 primary elections in North Carolina and Texas highlight key battles influenced by AI industry funding, progressive-centrist divides, and debates over electability and identity politics.
Spain Blocks U.S. Bases from Iran Attacks, Strains Ties
Spain refuses to allow its jointly operated U.S. military bases to be used for attacks on Iran, as flight tracking shows aircraft movements to Germany and France.
Government's Changing Remote Work Policy Timeline
A detailed timeline tracing the federal government's shifting communications and policies on remote work for public servants, from pandemic necessity to current return-to-office mandates.
Phoenix Pay System: A Decade of Lessons for Government Reform
Ten years after its disastrous launch, the Phoenix pay system continues to impact Canadian public servants while offering Prime Minister Mark Carney critical insights for his government efficiency reforms.
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ByWard Market Parking Rules Clash with Revitalization Goals
New three-hour parking limits in Ottawa's ByWard Market aim to increase turnover, but critics argue they contradict city goals for longer visitor stays and spontaneous exploration in the historic district.
CNN Highlights Conflicting Messages on U.S.-Israeli Strikes
A CNN 'Newsnight' segment aired a supercut showing Donald Trump and administration officials giving mixed signals about whether the U.S. is at war with Iran, sparking debate over military authorization.
Graham's Freudian Slip on Trump Draws Social Media Mockery
Sen. Lindsey Graham faced ridicule online after a comment about President Trump and Iran's Ayatollah was interpreted as a Freudian slip, with critics highlighting the implications of his phrasing.
Clinton Confronts Boebert Over Deposition Photo Leak
New footage reveals Hillary Clinton's heated exchange with Rep. Lauren Boebert after the Republican lawmaker shared deposition images, violating House Oversight Committee rules during the Epstein investigation.
Overthrowing Iran's Regime: A Step for Global Peace
A letter argues that ending Iran's tyrannical rule, despite controversial leaders involved, is crucial to stop terrorism and oppression, citing historical parallels.
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Stewart Slams Trump's Iran War Strategy and Media Avoidance
Jon Stewart lambasted President Trump for leading the U.S. into conflict with Iran without public justification, comparing his actions to past administrations and highlighting his evasive behavior with the press.
Regina Iranians Reflect as Middle East Conflict Intensifies
Iranian Canadians in Regina express mixed reactions to the escalating conflict in the Middle East, with some praising recent developments while activists voice criticism.
Trump Defends Open-Ended War on Iran, Shifts Timeline
President Trump justifies a broad military campaign against Iran, with shifting timelines and objectives, emphasizing nuclear and missile threats while avoiding regime change talk.
Canada Supports U.S. Iran Strikes, Pushes Diplomacy Amid Conflict
Foreign Minister Anita Anand emphasizes diplomatic solutions after Canada endorsed U.S.-Israel attacks on Iran, as Prime Minister Mark Carney cancels press engagements during international trip.
Trump's Ballroom Boast at Medal Ceremony Sparks Outrage
President Donald Trump diverted a Medal of Honor ceremony to praise his White House ballroom project, drawing criticism for insensitivity during wartime.
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Ex-VPD Union Head Denies Allegations in Gray Death Inquiry
A public hearing into the police-involved death of Myles Gray resumed with the former VPD union president refuting claims about note-taking practices during the incident.
B.C. Watches Iran Conflict Escalate Amid Global Tensions
British Columbia residents monitor the escalating Iran conflict, which is impacting global energy markets and raising international security concerns, while local news highlights other provincial and national issues.
U.S. Embassy in Riyadh Hit by Drones as Israel-Iran Conflict Widens
The U.S. embassy in Riyadh was struck by drones as hostilities between Israel and Iran intensify, with former President Trump outlining military operations against Iran's regime.
Windsor Iranians Reflect on Death of Supreme Leader
Windsor's Iranian community shares mixed emotions, from celebration to anxiety, following the death of Iran's Supreme Leader and escalating U.S.-Iran tensions, highlighting local impacts and global concerns.
China Criticizes U.S. Attack, Unlikely to Arm Iran Directly
China has condemned the U.S. assault on Iran but shows little indication of directly supplying weapons. Instead, Iran may turn to Russia for support as its missile stockpile diminishes.
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London Couple Supports Military Efforts for Iran Regime Change
A London couple from the Iranian community advocates for military intervention to overthrow Iran's regime, emphasizing the risks people take for freedom amid escalating Middle East conflicts.
Closing Arguments in Public Servant's Sexual Assault Trial
The trial of Galal Eldien Ali, a federal public servant accused of sexually assaulting an Afghan woman, heard closing arguments on March 2, 2026. The case involves allegations dating back to 2011-2013.
Budget Officer Vacancy Leaves Federal Spending Unchecked
The interim parliamentary budget officer's term has expired without a successor, leaving a critical gap in oversight of federal spending and fiscal analysis in Ottawa.
Rubio Contradicts Congress on Iran Threat Intelligence
Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated there was an imminent threat from Iran, contradicting earlier congressional briefings. He cited Israeli actions as a trigger for potential attacks on U.S. assets.
Musqueam Title Agreements for Greater Vancouver Released
The federal government has publicly released comprehensive title agreements with the Musqueam Indian Band, covering significant portions of Greater Vancouver. This landmark step advances reconciliation and clarifies land rights in the region.
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Farkas vs. Smith: Epic Battle Over Calgary Property Tax Increase
Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas confronts Alberta Premier Danielle Smith over a $339 annual property tax increase, calling it the largest hike in city history and demanding accountability for provincial spending.
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