Barrie Updates Traffic Bylaws as City Expands
Barrie City Council is set to update its traffic bylaws to address challenges posed by the city's ongoing population and infrastructure growth, aiming to improve safety and mobility.
Category : Politics
Carney's Global Praise vs. Domestic Food Cost Woes
Prime Minister Mark Carney garners international admiration but faces challenges in reducing food inflation for Canadians, highlighting a disconnect in economic leadership.
Canada's Greenland Consulate Plan Compared to Trump's Threats
As Canada moves to open a consulate in Greenland, analysts draw parallels to Donald Trump's aggressive foreign policy, highlighting strategic Arctic diplomacy amid shifting U.S. relations.
U.S.-Russia Nuclear Treaty Ends, Removing Caps
The last major arms control pact between the United States and Russia has expired, eliminating limits on the world's largest nuclear arsenals for the first time in over 50 years.
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Starmer Apologizes for Epstein-Linked Ambassador Pick
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has apologized to victims of Jeffrey Epstein for appointing Peter Mandelson as ambassador to Washington despite his ties to the disgraced financier.
Canada in Epstein Files: Mark Carney Mentioned 69 Times
The newly released Jeffrey Epstein documents reveal numerous Canadian connections, including 69 mentions of Mark Carney and references to political figures like Jason Kenney.
Royal Stepson Denies Drugging Alleged Rape Victim
Marius Borg Høiby, stepson of Norway's Crown Prince, pleads not guilty to charges of drugging and sexual assault as his trial opens in Oslo District Court.
Alberta Premier Smith Seeks Judicial Appointment Equity
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith demands provincial consultation in federal judicial appointments, citing Quebec's existing model and threatening funding cuts for non-compliance.
Judge Reduces Sentence for Indigenous Ex-Football Player in Sexual Assault
An Edmonton judge discounted the prison sentence for a former university football player with Indigenous roots convicted of a major sexual assault, citing mitigating factors including heritage and rehabilitation efforts.
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Food Inflation Peaks Again in 2025: Bank of Canada
Canadian grocery prices have risen 22% since 2022, far outpacing general inflation. Bank of Canada analysis reveals December 2025 food inflation hit 5%, with coffee and beef prices seeing dramatic increases.
U.K. Leader Apologizes to Epstein Victims Over Mandelson Job
The U.K. Prime Minister has issued a formal apology to victims of Jeffrey Epstein for appointing Peter Mandelson as an ambassador, as police investigate the former official.
Harper: Canada's Issues Not All Trump's Fault
Former Prime Minister Stephen Harper, speaking at a gala marking 20 years since his government, contends that domestic factors also contribute to Canada's current difficulties, not just U.S. policies.
Weapon Assault at Midland Apartment Injures Two
Police are investigating an alleged weapon assault at a Midland apartment complex that left two people injured. Details remain limited as authorities continue their inquiry.
Stabbing in North York Sends Man to Hospital: Police
Toronto police are investigating a stabbing in North York that resulted in one man being transported to hospital with injuries. Authorities are seeking information.
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Alberta's Smith Seeks Judicial Control, Threatens Funding
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith proposes judicial appointment reforms, threatens to withhold court funding if Ottawa refuses. Federal Justice Minister rejects changes, citing judicial independence.
Vaughan Home Invasion Suspect Arrested After Crash
York Regional Police have apprehended a suspect linked to a home invasion in Vaughan following a vehicle collision. The incident underscores ongoing community safety concerns.
Toronto Driver Charged After Gardiner Expressway Rollover
Toronto police arrested one individual for suspected impaired driving following a dramatic vehicle rollover on the busy Gardiner Expressway. The incident highlights ongoing road safety concerns in the city.
Russia-Ukraine Peace Talks Continue in Abu Dhabi
Russia and Ukraine have entered a second day of peace negotiations in Abu Dhabi, facilitated by the United States, amid ongoing conflict and recent attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure.
AIPAC Attacks May Boost Progressive in NJ Primary
AIPAC's unexpected attacks on former Rep. Tom Malinowski in New Jersey's Democratic primary could inadvertently help progressive Analilia Mejia, reshaping the race and highlighting internal party tensions over Israel policy and outside spending.
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Toronto Road Salt Shortage After Record Snowstorm
Toronto residents and businesses are struggling to find road salt following a record-breaking snowstorm, highlighting supply chain issues and winter preparedness challenges in Canada's largest city.
Poilievre's Trump Challenge: Could They Get Along?
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre faces questions about handling Donald Trump, with analysis comparing his approach to Mark Carney's struggles and examining potential compatibility factors.
Health Canada's Vaping Regulations Questioned by Science
An opinion piece argues that Health Canada's restrictive policies on reduced-harm nicotine products like vapes and pouches ignore substantial scientific evidence supporting their role in smoking cessation.
Alberta Premier's Judicial Funding Threat Sparks Debate
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's threat to withhold funding for federally appointed judges unless appointment reforms occur raises concerns about eroding separation between government and judiciary branches in Canada.
Harper Portrait Sparks Political Unity in Canada
The unveiling of Stephen Harper's parliamentary portrait has created an unexpected moment of political consensus in Canada, with Prime Minister Mark Carney praising his predecessor as global instability grows.
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Danielle Smith's Judicial Reform Proposal for Alberta Courts
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith advocates for collaborative judicial appointments and challenges federal bilingual requirements, aiming to strengthen Western Canada's judiciary.
Mixed F-35/Gripen Fleet Would Fail Canada: Analysis
Defence expert Richard Shimooka argues that Canada's proposed mixed fighter jet fleet of F-35s and Saab Gripens would be less capable, more expensive, and still dependent on U.S. production.
Trump's Iran Policy Driven by Honor, Interest and Fear
David Oliver examines the three core motivations behind Donald Trump's foreign policy approach toward Iran, analyzing historical context and geopolitical realities in the Middle East.
Conservatives' Purpose Debated as Poilievre Gains, Harper Honored
Analysis explores Conservative Party's role after Poilievre's convention success and Harper's portrait ceremony, examining historical election patterns and policy influence.
U.S.-Russia Nuclear Pact Ends, Fears of New Arms Race
The expiration of the last major U.S.-Russia nuclear arms control treaty has sparked international fears of a renewed global arms race and heightened geopolitical tensions.
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Update Expected in Frank Stronach Toronto Sexual Assault Case
An update is anticipated in the high-profile sexual assault case involving Frank Stronach after his Toronto trial faced a delay, with proceedings drawing significant public attention.
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