Toronto Vigil for Man Killed by U.S. Border Patrol
A vigil was held in Toronto to honor a Canadian man fatally shot by U.S. Border Patrol agents in Minneapolis, sparking cross-border discussions on use of force and accountability.
Category : Politics
Veterans Leader Addresses NATO Myths, Afghan Service
A Canadian veterans association president responds to claims about NATO's role, detailing Canada's frontline service in Afghanistan alongside U.S. forces and the invocation of Article 5 after 9/11.
Red Tape Reduction Could Free 9,000 Physician Equivalents
A new report reveals Canadian doctors spend 9 hours weekly on administrative tasks, with nearly half being unnecessary. Reducing this burden could free up the equivalent of 9,000 full-time physicians nationwide.
Ryan Wedding Arrest: Conflicting Stories and Political Drama
The arrest of former Canadian Olympian Ryan Wedding in Mexico has sparked conflicting narratives between U.S. and Mexican officials, with allegations of fake AI-generated photos and political intrigue surrounding the case.
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Weak Leadership and Lax Immigration Fragmenting Canada
Larry Maher argues that Canada's immigration policy shift and weak political leadership are eroding national cohesion, replacing assimilation with fragmentation and straining public resources.
Carney's Foreign Policy Damages Canada's Global Standing
Vivian Bercovici argues Prime Minister Mark Carney's recent international engagements have harmed Canada's reputation and strained relations with key allies like the United States.
Conservatives Urged to Embrace Populism Amid Liberal Discontent
As Conservatives gather in Calgary, voices argue rejecting populism would undermine party rebuilding efforts and ignore legitimate anger over economic struggles.
Trump Must Untangle Border Patrol Mess After Minneapolis Shooting
Colby Cosh analyzes the political fallout from the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti by Border Patrol agents in Minneapolis, criticizing official reactions and questioning Trump's ability to address the crisis.
Montreal Mayor Bridges Gaps with Quebec on Key Issues
Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada navigates early challenges in her tenure, advocating for immigrant rights and police body cameras amid tensions with the CAQ government.
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Canadian Pensions Diverge on Climate Approach: Report
A new report reveals significant differences in how major Canadian pension funds are addressing climate risks and opportunities, highlighting varied investment strategies.
Robertson Calls on Provinces to Boost Transitional Housing Funding
Housing Minister Gregor Robertson is pressing provincial governments to enhance financial support for transitional housing programs, aiming to address Canada's urgent homelessness crisis.
Quebec Woman Sentencing for Scalding Boy Over Prank
A Quebec woman returns to Longueuil provincial court for sentencing after being convicted of scalding a young boy in retaliation for a prank, highlighting severe child abuse consequences.
Mulroney Won't Run for Toronto Mayor, Supports Bradford
Ben Mulroney says he won't run for Toronto mayor yet but criticizes Olivia Chow's tax hikes and supports Brad Bradford in the upcoming election.
Why Epstein Files Release Stalled: Expert Analysis
An associate professor explains the ongoing delays in releasing the Epstein documents, highlighting legal complexities and political implications for the U.S. government.
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Ex-Pats Coach Bernie Lynch Loses Day Parole Appeal
Bernard 'Bernie' Lynch, former Regina Pats hockey coach convicted of historic sexual assault, has lost his appeal to regain day parole privileges in a recent judicial decision.
Canada May Buy Swedish Jets Over F-35s for Half of Fleet
Sources indicate Ottawa is considering purchasing Swedish Gripen fighter jets for up to half of its new fleet, potentially reducing F-35 orders. Defence Minister David McGuinty confirms no final decision.
Trump Calls ABC 'Fake News' After Reporter's Question
During an Iowa campaign stop, Donald Trump interrupted ABC News reporter Rachel Scott, dismissing her as 'fake news' when she asked about a nurse's death. The incident highlights his ongoing contentious relationship with journalists.
Poilievre Faces Dual Audiences at Conservative Convention
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre addresses party delegates and potential voters at his leadership review, navigating post-election challenges and strategic shifts.
Liberals Hit 47% Support After Carney's Davos, China Trip
A new Postmedia-Leger poll reveals Liberal voter support has surged to 47%, with Prime Minister Mark Carney's popularity climbing after his Davos speech and China negotiations.
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Catholic Paper: Vance Chooses 'MAGA Over Jesus'
The National Catholic Reporter's digital editor condemns Vice President JD Vance's response to recent tragedies, accusing him of political division over Christian values.
Trump's Economic Approval Tanks, Threatening GOP in Midterms
CNN analyst Harry Enten reveals Trump's net economic approval has sunk to -20 points, matching Biden's low at the same point. Polls show 74% of Americans want more focus on lowering prices, while 53% criticize immigration crackdowns. Historical trends sug
ICE Agents at Italy Olympics Spark Political Uproar
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement personnel will assist with security for American delegations at the Winter Olympics in Italy, drawing strong criticism from Italian politicians.
Trump's New Tearful Supporter Story Features Woman Crying on Him
Donald Trump recounted a new anecdote in Iowa about a woman crying on his suit, reviving his trademark stories of emotional supporters. Critics dismiss the tales as fabricated.
Witness Recounts Narrow Escape in Sudbury Downtown Stabbing
A witness details a terrifying encounter with an intoxicated man who allegedly stabbed another before swinging a knife at him, as Sudbury police search for the suspect in the downtown incident.
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Ex-Alberta MP: Don't Call Separatist Voters Traitors
Former Conservative MP Damien Kurek argues that dismissing Albertans considering separation as traitors only fuels division and ignores genuine economic frustrations.
Calgary Mayor: Café Move for Water-Main Work Avoids Disaster
Calgary's mayor states that relocating Angel's Café for urgent water-main repairs prevented a 'disastrous' alternative. The city continues exploring options for the displaced business and other impacted spaces.
GOP Senators Call for DHS Secretary Noem's Ouster
Two Republican senators are calling for Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem to resign following controversial statements about fatal ICE shootings in Minneapolis.
Video Shows Indecent Exposure Suspect Fleeing on Sunshine Coast
Sunshine Coast RCMP have released surveillance footage of a man allegedly exposing himself to a woman on a trail, with the suspect seen running away from the victim as police seek public assistance.
Edmonton Police Fire Detective Over Leaked Corruption Files
An Edmonton police detective was fired after leaking over 50GB of case files about a notorious landlord, with a hearing ruling his actions were not whistleblowing but frustration-driven misconduct.
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Second Suspect Charged in Regina's First 2026 Homicide
Regina police have charged a second suspect in connection with the city's first homicide of 2026, after a body was discovered in a vehicle that fled officers earlier this week.
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