Senate Bill Allows GOP to Sue Over FBI Phone Records
Republican senators may sue for $500,000 after FBI obtained phone records during election probe. New legislation creates path for compensation amid government shutdown resolution.
Category : Politics
Indigenous man gets time served for 'killing machine' rifle
An Ontario judge sentenced a Mohawk man to time served for possessing a loaded rifle, citing intergenerational trauma. Explore the landmark sentencing decision and its implications.
Tecumseh rejects temporary no-parking zone proposal
Tecumseh council has rejected a proposal for temporary no-parking restrictions near Lesperance and Tecumseh Roads intersection. Learn about the decision and local traffic concerns.
Trump's Incoherent Foreign Policy Defies Explanation
Washington Post columnist Max Boot analyzes Trump's contradictory foreign policy approach and why MAGA supporters defend it despite America First contradictions.
LaSalle demands province address police funding gaps
LaSalle calls on Ontario government to resolve police funding disparities affecting municipal services. Learn how this impacts community safety and local budgets.
Canada's Reserve Force: Critical Gap in Military Readiness
Canada's military readiness depends on reserve forces, yet they remain undervalued and underutilized. Learn why this critical gap threatens national security and what must change.
Canadians Trust Military More Than Government: Poll
New poll reveals 75% of Canadians trust the military while only 47% trust the federal government. Explore the trust gap and what it means for national institutions.
Old Age Security costs surge as Liberals avoid reforms
Canada's Old Age Security program costs are projected to hit $94 billion by 2035. Learn why the Liberals avoided reforms and what it means for taxpayers.
Bill 2 Forces Quebec Family Clinics to Close: Doctors
Quebec doctors warn Bill 2 will force family medicine clinics to close, threatening care for 400,000+ patients. Learn how healthcare reforms impact Montreal.
Suicide bomber kills 12 at Pakistan court
A suicide bomber targeted an Islamabad district court, killing 12 people and wounding 27 others. Pakistani security officials respond to the devastating attack.
Federal Budget Signals Lower Health Transfer Increases
Canada's 2025 federal budget reveals smaller health transfer increases to provinces and ends temporary funding agreements. Learn how this affects healthcare funding across the country.
Utah Judge Rejects Republican Congressional Map
A Utah judge rejected a Republican-drawn congressional map, adopting a Democrat-friendly alternative that could shift House control in 2026 midterms. Read the full analysis.
Christine Pelosi Runs for California Senate Seat
Christine Pelosi, daughter of Nancy Pelosi, announces California State Senate bid. MAGA supporters voice opposition as political dynasty continues.
Canada Hosts G7 Foreign Ministers for Niagara Talks
Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand welcomes international counterparts including U.S. Secretary Marco Rubio for G7 discussions. Expert analysis on Canada's hosting role and key agenda items.
Second arrest in W5 online sexual predator investigation
W5's investigation into online sexual predators leads to second arrest after identifying Geneva apartment from abuse video. Key developments in international case.
Trump defends ballroom plan, spares White House East Wing
Donald Trump explains his decision not to demolish the White House East Wing for his $300 million ballroom project. Exclusive Fox News interview reveals details and funding sources.
Ottawa Council Approves Lansdowne 2.0 Redevelopment
Ottawa City Council voted 15-10 to approve the controversial Lansdowne 2.0 redevelopment project on November 7, 2025. Learn why councillors supported or opposed the massive urban renewal plan.
White House 'Man Who Does It All' Post Sparks Fury
The White House praised Donald Trump as the 'man who does it all,' but online critics were quick to highlight unfulfilled promises, including the release of Epstein files. Explore the controversy.
Jon Stewart Rages Over Democratic Shutdown Surrender
Jon Stewart erupts as Democrats end historic government shutdown without securing ACA subsidies. The fiery 22-minute monologue demands leadership changes after political collapse.
Heritage Foundation Faces Backlash Over Tucker Carlson Support
Former antisemitism task force member Laurie Cardoza-Moore demands Heritage Foundation president Kevin Roberts resign over his defense of Tucker Carlson's interview with white supremacist Nick Fuentes.
Iraq Votes in Pivotal Election Amid Public Doubt
As Iraq holds a pivotal parliamentary election in a rare period of calm, citizens express deep skepticism that the vote will bring change to a nation plagued by corruption and poor services.
Men aged 18, 20 killed in Chilliwack rollover crash
RCMP confirm two young men died in a single-vehicle rollover crash in Chilliwack. The tragic incident occurred on November 10, 2025. Read details of the investigation.
Bonivital Pool Reopening in Winnipeg November 17
Winnipeg's Bonivital Pool reopens November 17, 2024 after extensive renovations. Get details on the facility upgrades and community impact.
Senate passes bill to end historic government shutdown
The U.S. Senate has approved legislation that could terminate the longest government shutdown in American history after weeks of political stalemate. Learn what this means for federal operations.
Senate passes bill to end government shutdown
The U.S. Senate voted 60-40 to fund the government after a 41-day standoff over healthcare. The bill now moves to the Republican-controlled House for final approval.
CFIA Kelowna office vandalized over ostrich cull
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency's Kelowna office was vandalized amid threats related to recent ostrich operations. Police are investigating the incident.
Japan-China tensions rise over Taiwan remarks
Japan and China exchange sharp diplomatic words after PM Takaichi's comments on Taiwan, escalating regional tensions. Read the latest developments.
London City Hall wastes $1.3M on unused software
London councillors express frustration over $1.3 million computer software project that staff admit will never be implemented. Lessons learned from costly municipal mistake.
Readers Share Views on Canada's Future in Letters
Toronto Sun readers express concerns about Canada's current trajectory and call for political change in latest letters to the editor. Read their perspectives.
Impaired driving charge after vehicle crashes in Highway 11 ditch
A 27-year-old faces impaired driving charges after OPP found their vehicle in a ditch on Highway 11 west of Cochrane. Learn the details of this northern Ontario incident.
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