Violent Innocence in Government Shutdown Food Aid
Analysis reveals how leaders use 'violent innocence' to deny responsibility for halting SNAP benefits during government shutdowns, despite having legal power to act.
Category : Politics
Reducing Barriers to Obesity Treatments in Canada
Dr. Ronald Eliosoff argues that expanding access to bariatric surgery and new weight-loss drugs is crucial to prevent a Canadian healthcare crisis and save billions.
Liberals Urged to Cut Regulatory Crud, Clarify Climate Costs
Geoff Russ argues Canada's complex climate regulations stifle investment. The 2025 budget promises clarity, but businesses need transparent rules to thrive. Read more.
Canadian Armed Forces Must Reclaim Warrior Ethos
Bryan Brulotte argues rebuilding Canada's military requires restoring its warrior ethos, not just funding. A call to action for honour and excellence.
Dick Cheney's Death Ends Political Era in Washington
The death of Dick Cheney, the most powerful vice-president in American history, marks the end of a political generation that shaped global affairs from Nixon to Bush. Read about his remarkable career.
Gen Z Driving Return to Faith in Canada
Canadian religious leaders report Generation Z is reversing decades of religious decline across Western nations. Discover what's driving this surprising spiritual revival among young Canadians.
Ex-diplomat Kovrig warns against China dependency strategy
Former Canadian diplomat Michael Kovrig cautions against making China central to Canada's economic diversification plans. Read his critical perspective on Canada-China relations.
No Submarine Replacement Funds in 2025 Federal Budget
Canada's aging submarine fleet faces uncertain future as 2025 federal budget excludes replacement funding. Germany and South Korea compete for potential billion-dollar deal.
MacKinnon: Budget in Middle of Canadian Politics
Government House Leader Steven MacKinnon defends the 2025 budget as centrist policy. Learn how this positions the Liberals amid parliamentary confidence votes.
TTC Fare Evasion Crisis Erodes Public Trust
Toronto residents report widespread TTC fare evasion, questioning system revenue losses. Read the latest letters on transit, hockey, and Alberta's budget concerns.
Chicago Police Respond to Shots Fired at Federal Agents
Chicago police confronted protesters in Little Village after reports of shots fired at federal immigration agents. Multiple clashes occurred during Saturday's operations.
Chinatown's Last Post Office Closing Nov 12
Canada Post is closing Vancouver's only Chinatown post office on November 12, sparking community outrage and an online campaign to save this vital service for seniors and vulnerable residents.
Construction begins on Regina Fire Station 8
Regina starts building Fire Station 8 at Chuka Blvd and East Primrose to improve emergency response times. Learn how this impacts community safety.
Pakistan-Afghanistan Peace Talks Fail in Istanbul
Crucial peace negotiations between Pakistan and Afghanistan have broken down in Istanbul as border tensions escalate. Get the latest developments on this diplomatic failure.
Quebec Doctors Protest Bill 2 Amid Healthcare Crisis
Montreal doctors and families speak out against Quebec's Bill 2, warning it will drive physicians from the province and further cripple the healthcare system. Restoring trust is key.
B.C. 911 System Review Outlines Recommendations for Improvement
British Columbia releases independent 911 service review with key recommendations to enhance emergency response. Learn how these changes could save lives across the province.
Calgarians protest UCP's notwithstanding clause tactics
Hundreds gathered in Calgary to protest the UCP government's use of the notwithstanding clause against striking teachers. Activists warn this threatens all citizens' rights.
Trump's lavish party amid SNAP benefit cuts sparks outrage
President Trump hosts second lavish Mar-a-Lago party while millions lose food benefits during historic government shutdown. Read about the stark contrast in American experiences.
Calgarians Feel Good About Quality of Life: Survey
New data reveals Calgarians are satisfied with their quality of life. Discover what makes Calgary a great place to live and work in our latest community report.
FAA grounds MD-11 planes after Kentucky crash
The FAA has grounded all MD-11 aircraft following a fatal crash in Louisville, Kentucky. Read about the investigation and safety implications for cargo operations.
D.C. 'Sandwich Guy' Acquitted in Subway Assault Case
Sean 'Sandwich Guy' Dunn found not guilty after throwing a Subway sandwich at a Border Patrol agent. A DHS official calls the verdict 'no laughing matter.' Read the full story.
Federal Budget 2025 Boosts Edmonton Revitalization
Minister Eleanor Olszewski highlights Edmonton's revitalization targets in the 2025 federal budget. Discover how local organizations will benefit from new funding initiatives.
$50K Reward for Moose Factory Fatal Hit-and-Run Info
A $50,000 reward is offered for information on the fatal hit-and-run in Moose Factory that killed Loni Chum last fall. Police urge witnesses to come forward.
Victim identified in Moose Factory death investigation
Authorities have identified Loni Chum as the victim in the Moose Factory death investigation. Get the latest updates on this developing story from Northern Ontario.
Police seek two trucks in Moose Factory death probe
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating a death in Moose Factory and searching for two pickup trucks seen in the area. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward.
Police investigate death of 21-year-old in Moose Factory
Nishnawbe Aski Police Service is investigating the death of a 21-year-old individual in Moose Factory. The incident occurred in November 2023.
No Data on Criminals Given Canadian Citizenship
Shocking revelation: Canadian government admits it cannot track how many criminals receive citizenship, raising serious safety concerns about immigration system failures.
Manitoba Métis Federation Hosts Indigenous Veterans Day
The Manitoba Métis Federation held its fourth annual Indigenous Veterans Day ceremony at Royal Canadian Legion Branch 164 in Lac du Bonnet, honoring Indigenous military contributions.
Clothing trail reveals Edmonton mass shooter
How a trail of discarded clothing helped convict one of four shooters in the 2022 Ertale Lounge mass shooting that left one dead and seven injured in Edmonton.
Democrats Fight Trump's SNAP Benefit Reductions
Democrats seize on Trump administration's move to restore only half of SNAP funding. Learn how this impacts food stamp payments and the political battle unfolding.
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