Senators Work Weekend to Prevent Government Shutdown
U.S. senators hold rare weekend session as bipartisan negotiations continue to fund government operations. Critical deadline looms with potential economic consequences.
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Toronto to add over 1,200 winter shelter spaces
Toronto is creating over 1,200 new emergency shelter spaces for the winter of 2025 to protect its most vulnerable residents from the cold. Learn about the city's critical response.
Hamilton drug bust nets 2 kilos of cocaine, suspect charged
Hamilton Police seize over 2 kilos of cocaine and crack in major drug bust. A 58-year-old man faces trafficking charges as part of an ongoing investigation.
Manitoba NDP Convention Addresses Winnipeg Affordability
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew leads NDP convention discussions on Winnipeg's affordability crisis. Key policy initiatives and community concerns take center stage.
4 Dead, 11 Injured in Florida Police Chase Crash
A fleeing vehicle crashes into Tampa bar during police pursuit, killing four and injuring eleven. Latest details on the Florida tragedy that shocked the community.
Honda Civic stolen in St. Thomas, police seek info
St. Thomas Police are investigating the theft of a Honda Civic. Discover the details of the incident and learn how to protect your vehicle from theft.
Floor-Crossing Debate: Should MPs Face Voters Again?
MP Chris d'Entremont's defection from Conservatives to Liberals sparks debate on floor-crossing ethics. Should politicians seek a new mandate from voters?
Three charged after Kitchener road rage incident
Waterloo Regional Police have charged three individuals following a road rage incident in Kitchener. Learn the details of what happened and the charges filed.
4 arrested in Bowmanville drug and weapons bust
Durham Regional Police arrest four suspects and seize loaded handgun, cocaine, and fentanyl in Bowmanville search operation. Details on the major drug bust.
Montreal stabbing: 44-year-old victim hospitalized in Plateau
A 44-year-old man is hospitalized after a stabbing incident in Montreal's Plateau district. Police have arrested a suspect in the case. Read the latest details.
Trump Signals No Shutdown Deal, Senate Weekend Session Set
President Trump shows no compromise with Democrats as government shutdown enters 37th day. Senators schedule rare weekend session amid ongoing budget stalemate.
Threats Against MP Chris d’Entremont: RCMP Investigation
RCMP confirms investigating threats against Liberal MP Chris d'Entremont following his floor-crossing. Stay informed about this political security concern.
Biden: Trump took 'wrecking ball' to democracy
Former President Joe Biden delivers sharp critique of Donald Trump's impact on American democracy in Nebraska speech. Read the full analysis of this political confrontation.
Gaza Death Toll Tops 69,000 Amid Ongoing Conflict
Palestinian health officials report Gaza death toll exceeds 69,000 as body exchanges continue between Israel and Hamas militants. Latest developments in the ongoing conflict.
Northern Ontario Murder Suspect Arrested in Toronto
Police confirm arrest of wanted murder suspect from northern Ontario in Toronto. Get the latest details on this developing crime story and police investigation.
Trump's Healthcare Proposal During Government Shutdown
President Trump suggests redirecting Affordable Care Act funds from insurance companies to individuals as potential solution to end government shutdown stalemate.
Mass Treason Charges in Tanzania After Election
Tanzanian authorities charge hundreds with treason amid opposition crackdown following contested elections. AP reports funeral held for post-electoral violence victim.
Joel Rifkin: NYC Serial Killer's 17 Murder Spree
The chilling story of Joel Rifkin, convicted of murdering 17 women in New York. Discover how golf course discovery led to capturing one of America's worst serial killers.
Final Debate for Québec Solidaire Leadership Candidates
Québec Solidaire candidates participate in final low-key debate to succeed Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois. Get the latest on the leadership race and what's next for the party.
Multiple weapons seized at Windsor border crossings
Canadian border officers confiscated five firearms and two knives at Windsor crossings during a five-day security operation. Learn about enhanced border security measures.
Russian strikes kill 4 in Ukraine, hit civilian targets
Russian missile attacks struck a residential apartment building and energy infrastructure in Dnipro, Ukraine, killing four people. Latest developments in the ongoing conflict.
Indigenous Veterans' Dual Battles: Overseas and Home
Exploring the untold story of Indigenous veterans who fought battles abroad only to face discrimination upon returning home to Canada. Learn their powerful legacy.
Gaza Death Toll Hits 69,000 Amid Ceasefire Exchange
Gaza health officials report over 69,000 Palestinians killed in Israel-Hamas war as ceasefire continues. Latest figures reflect bodies recovered from rubble and ongoing violence.
Mamdani's mayoral campaign drew visual inspiration
Explore how Zohran Mamdani's successful 2025 New York mayoral campaign found its unique visual identity by drawing inspiration from Bollywood and local bodegas.
Alberta recall law faces partisan abuse, warns author
Alberta's recall legislation, designed for democratic accountability, is being co-opted by left-wing groups for partisan goals, undermining its intent. Learn how this affects provincial politics.
How Modern Warfare Resembles Video Games
Exploring the evolution from WWI's brutal reality to today's sanitized warfare that distances soldiers and citizens from human costs. Remember the fallen this Remembrance Day.
Conservative MP exits don't threaten Poilievre's leadership
Analysis shows recent Conservative MP departures don't signal leadership trouble for Pierre Poilievre. Learn why media predictions about his political future have consistently been wrong.
Pakistani immigrant wins chance to stay in Canada
Yasir Baig, who caused a deadly 2018 highway crash in Mississauga, has won a Federal Court appeal against deportation. Learn about the case details and judicial review.
Carney faces test as Canadians' patience wears thin
Prime Minister Mark Carney faces mounting pressure to deliver results on US tariffs and federal budget as Canadians' patience wears thin six months into his term.
Serious Hit-and-Run Injury in Brampton Overnight
A pedestrian suffered serious injuries after a hit-and-run collision in Brampton overnight. Police are investigating and seeking witnesses. Read the latest details.
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