Canada's Refugee Welcome Reputation in Danger: Axworthy
Former immigration minister Lloyd Axworthy warns Canada's global standing as a refugee haven is threatened. Learn about the concerns and potential impacts on Canada's international reputation.
Category : Politics
Trump's child care remarks draw hypocrisy accusations
Donald Trump's Bible-quoting speech about protecting vulnerable children faced immediate backlash over his administration's record on food assistance programs. Critics highlight stark contrast between rhetoric and policy actions.
Canada's Fighter Jet Battle: F-35 vs Gripen
Canada faces critical decision between F-35 and Gripen fighter jets amid sovereignty concerns. Compare costs, technology and strategic implications.
Coast Guard patrol ships retiring early amid new mandate
Canada's mid-shore patrol vessels will be pulled from service sooner than expected as the coast guard faces increased security demands under its new National Defence mandate.
What's happening in Ottawa this weekend: Nov 14-16
Your complete guide to Ottawa events this weekend featuring the Barrhaven Santa Claus parade, police body camera rollout, and potential city landfill purchase. Stay informed about local happenings!
Vance's Fox Interview Reveals Economic Policy Contradiction
JD Vance's Fox News interview with Sean Hannity revealed conflicting economic messaging from the Trump administration, drawing criticism from political observers. Read the full analysis.
Trump Administration Blocks Epstein Files Release
Nicolle Wallace reveals the Trump administration's fight to block Jeffrey Epstein files, creating a major political crisis. A House vote could force disclosure.
US Hires 50,000 Under Trump, ICE Gets Bulk
The Trump administration hired 50,000 employees, primarily at ICE, while cutting 300,000 other federal jobs. Learn how this workforce reshaping impacts national priorities.
One killed in Manitoulin Island crash
Tragic vehicle accident on Manitoulin Island results in one fatality. Stay informed about road safety in Northern Ontario communities.
One dead in Kerns Township two-vehicle crash
Ontario Provincial Police confirm one fatality following a serious collision between two vehicles in Kerns Township. Investigation ongoing into the tragic incident.
Shelter-in-Place Order in Severn for Armed Suspect
Severn residents ordered to shelter in place as police search for armed suspect. Stay informed about ongoing police operation and safety measures.
Toronto to clear encampments near schools, playgrounds
Toronto will prioritize removing homeless encampments within 50 meters of schools and playgrounds as part of new safety measures. Learn about the city's approach to addressing encampment concerns.
New Schools Coming to Metro Vancouver as Demand Grows
BC Premier David Eby announces new schools for Langley Township on November 13, 2025, acknowledging the need for more educational infrastructure in Metro Vancouver.
Alberta municipalities approve new hotel tax resolution
Alberta municipalities passed a resolution supporting new hotel and short-term rental taxes at Thursday's conference. Learn how this could impact tourism and local economies.
Coroner's inquest into 2020 Highway 1 police chase deaths
A coroner's inquest will examine the 2020 triple-fatal crash involving a police chase on Highway 1. The December 2025 hearing aims to prevent similar tragedies.
Trump Under Scrutiny Over Epstein Files Release
Former U.S. Attorney Joyce Vance argues Trump may not survive Epstein files controversy as House prepares vote on document release. Key details revealed.
Federal Immigration Agents Target Charlotte This Weekend
Charlotte prepares for Trump administration immigration enforcement operation as federal agents expected to arrive this weekend. Local officials mobilize to protect immigrant community.
Alberta excluded from federal projects list
Prime Minister Mark Carney excludes Alberta pipeline from nation-building projects while BC, Ontario and Quebec benefit. Alberta Premier Danielle Smith continues negotiations.
Government spends $19B on external services despite cuts vow
Canadian federal government expenditure on external contractors reaches $19 billion despite previous commitment to reduce spending. Analysis reveals ongoing reliance on private services.
Trump's Epstein approval sinks to -39 in polls
CNN data shows Trump's net approval on Epstein case at disastrous -39, far worse than key policy issues. New emails name the president as House vote on files looms.
Progressive Katie Wilson Wins Seattle Mayoral Race
Community organizer Katie Wilson defeats incumbent Bruce Harrell in Seattle's mayoral election, marking a significant victory for progressive policies on housing and affordability. Read more about this political shift.
Winnipeg judge adjourns highway blockade injunction case
A Manitoba judge has adjourned proceedings as the Canadian Wildlife Federation seeks an interim injunction against a highway blockade. Get the latest updates on this developing story.
British journalist calls ICE detention 'attack on freedoms'
British journalist Sam Hamdi describes his 18-day ICE detention as an 'attack on freedoms' following his release. Read about his ordeal and ongoing legal battle.
Kinew contacts PM over killer's prison release
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew has reached out to the prime minister regarding a convicted killer's release from prison. Get the latest details on this developing story.
Winnipeg protests over killer Shawn Lamb's release
Family members of Shawn Lamb's victims protest statutory release in Winnipeg. Outraged community demands justice reform as convicted killer walks free.
Live Police Training at University of Alberta Friday
Edmonton police conduct realistic training exercise at University of Alberta campus Friday. Learn how this prepares first responders for real emergencies in our community.
New Regina Police Office Opens in Cornwall Centre
The Regina Police Service enhances community accessibility with a new downtown office inside Cornwall Centre. Learn how this initiative strengthens police-community relations.
B.C. AG disturbed by social media intimate image case
B.C. Attorney General Niki Sharma expresses deep concern over social media giant's handling of intimate images. Learn about the case details and government response.
B.C. Municipalities Reject Rushed Heritage Act
B.C. municipal leaders warn the proposed Heritage Conservation Act changes remain a rushed, costly overhaul despite extended consultations. Read the full analysis.
Calgary mayor seeks to ban national flags at city hall
Calgary's new mayor plans to amend city flag policy, removing national flags from municipal buildings. Learn about the proposed changes and their implications.
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