Canada-Denmark Mark 80 Years of Diplomatic Relations
Canada and the Kingdom of Denmark celebrate eight decades of partnership rooted in shared democratic values, Arctic cooperation, and NATO security commitments.
Category : Politics
B.C. RCMP Describe 'Thumper' Device in Noise Case
The RCMP in British Columbia have detailed the use of a 'thumper' device in a noise complaint investigation, highlighting enforcement actions against disruptive disturbances in residential areas.
White House 'However' Remark Sparks Constitutional Debate
Karoline Leavitt's use of 'however' while discussing Trump's voting stance ignited social media concerns about constitutional fidelity and election integrity.
Montreal Infrastructure Crisis: Potholes, Blackouts Hit Residents
Montreal faces severe infrastructure failures this winter, from record potholes to dangerous blackouts, affecting even Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada. Deferred maintenance creates widespread hazards.
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Kosta Warns Trump's Election Talk Signals Dictatorship Risk
Daily Show host Michael Kosta delivers a chilling analysis of Donald Trump's remarks about canceling midterm elections, warning it marks an inflection point toward dictatorship that demands Republican opposition.
Canadians Split on Floor-Crossers Resigning: Poll
A new Nanos poll shows Canadians are evenly divided on whether MPs who switch parties should resign their seats, amid political analyst predictions of more floor-crossing in 2026.
Harper Portrait Unveiled as Former Tory MPs Reunite in Ottawa
Stephen Harper's official portrait was unveiled in Ottawa, prompting a reunion of former Conservative MPs who reflected on his legacy and political impact.
Supreme Court Dismisses Saskatchewan DUI Appeal
The Supreme Court of Canada has dismissed a Saskatchewan man's appeal of his impaired driving conviction, reinforcing legal standards for DUI cases across the country.
Defence Spending Could Mean More Than 88 Fighter Jets: RCAF
A senior Royal Canadian Air Force general suggests increased defence funding could allow purchases beyond the planned 88 fighter jets, with 80% of RCAF aircraft to be replaced in 5-10 years.
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Mike Johnson Criticized for Biblical Immigration Defense
House Speaker Mike Johnson's use of scripture to defend Trump's immigration policies sparks online criticism, with accusations of hypocrisy and cherry-picking Bible verses.
Poll: Trump Rated Worse Than Biden by Majority
A new Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll reveals 51% of Americans believe Trump is performing worse than Biden, with approval slipping on key issues like immigration.
Letters Debate Carney's Identity and Poilievre's Leadership
Recent letters to the editor express polarized views on Mark Carney's political persona and Pierre Poilievre's Conservative leadership, highlighting Canada's political discourse ahead of the next election.
Suspect Arrested After Stolen Car Driven into Toronto Tunnel
Toronto police have apprehended a suspect following an incident where a stolen vehicle was driven into the Queens Quay streetcar tunnel. The arrest highlights ongoing public safety concerns in the city's downtown core.
Police Appeal for Info After Fatal North York Pedestrian Crash
Toronto police are investigating a fatal collision where a pedestrian was struck by a tractor-trailer in North York, urging witnesses to come forward with information.
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Calgary Moves Forward on Water Main Rupture Response Plan
A Calgary committee has approved a plan to enhance the city's water system management following a major rupture, though the financial implications remain unclear as officials seek better preparedness.
U.S. Downs Iranian Drone Amid Ongoing Nuclear Negotiations
A U.S. F-35C fighter jet shot down an Iranian drone approaching the USS Abraham Lincoln in the Arabian Sea, while President Trump confirmed diplomatic talks with Iran continue despite heightened tensions.
G1 Driver Charged with Impaired Driving, Cocaine After Hwy. 69 Crash
Ontario Provincial Police have laid impaired driving and cocaine possession charges against a G1 licence holder following a serious collision on Highway 69 in Northern Ontario.
Walz Presses DHS on Child Detentions in Minnesota Schools
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz demands transparency from DHS about child detentions by ICE, citing a viral case and warning it's not isolated. Data shows a dramatic increase under Trump.
Hanmer Driver Charged with Stunt Driving Near North Bay
Ontario Provincial Police impound a pickup truck after clocking it at 113 km/h in a 70 km/h zone on Highway 17 near Rutherglen, leading to serious charges.
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Erskine-Smith Seeks Ontario Liberal Leadership and Scarborough Seat
Beaches-East York MP Nathaniel Erskine-Smith declares his intention to run for Ontario Liberal leadership and in the Scarborough Southwest provincial byelection, marking a significant shift in Ontario politics.
Mitch McConnell Hospitalized with Flu-Like Symptoms
Senator Mitch McConnell was hospitalized Monday night due to flu-like symptoms, missing Senate votes. His prognosis is positive, and he plans to return to Senate duties soon.
Police Appeal for Witnesses After Fatal North York Crash
Toronto police are investigating a fatal collision where a pedestrian was struck by a tractor-trailer in North York. Authorities are appealing for witnesses and information.
Allegations Against Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard Detailed
A newly released inspector general memo reveals allegations that Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard withheld classified information for political reasons, though initial review found them not credible.
SAID Program Moves to Flat Rates, Sparks Concerns
Saskatchewan's disability program consolidates benefits, shifting some to fixed amounts. Advocates worry this could reduce support for vulnerable residents.
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Brampton Man Charged in Historic Human Trafficking of Minor
A 46-year-old Brampton man faces 17 charges for allegedly trafficking an underage girl across southern Ontario between 2013 and 2016, with police seizing handguns and cocaine in a related raid.
Quebec Secularism Bill 9 Hearings: Roberge Defends Neutrality
Quebec's National Assembly begins hearings on Bill 9, which extends religious symbol bans and restricts group prayers in public spaces. Minister Jean-François Roberge argues the secularism push targets all religions equally.
Saskatchewan's Indigenous Incarceration Rates 20 Times Higher
New Statistics Canada data reveals Indigenous adults in Saskatchewan face incarceration rates nearly 20 times higher than non-Indigenous adults, highlighting a severe justice system disparity.
Smith to Alberta Separatists: 'Give Me Some Time'
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith addresses rising separatist sentiment, urging patience while pursuing federal negotiations on pipelines, immigration, and gun laws.
Cambridge Councillors Get Pay Raise Approved
Cambridge City Council has passed a motion to increase salaries for city councillors, marking a significant compensation adjustment for municipal representatives in 2026.
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Ottawa Teens Charged in Gatineau Armed Robberies
Three teenagers from Ottawa have been charged following two armed robberies in Gatineau on Monday evening. Police responded to incidents within 80 minutes, leading to arrests.
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