Health Canada Loses Adviser Over Pesticide Transparency
An independent scientific adviser resigns from Health Canada's pesticide management committee, citing insufficient transparency and scientific oversight in regulatory processes.
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Readers React: Trump's Gaza Vision and Canadian Issues
National Post readers share satirical takes on Trump's corporate Gaza plan, critique Liberal gun policies, and propose bolstering Canadian Reserves with firearm owners.
Food Bank Use Doubles Since 2019, CEO Calls for Ottawa Action
Food Banks Canada CEO Kirstin Beardsley highlights a national crisis, with food bank usage doubling since 2019 and one-third of users being children, pressing the federal government for urgent measures.
Readers Criticize CBC Bias, Suggest Red Light Cameras
In letters to the Toronto Sun, readers accuse the CBC of Liberal Party bias and ignoring key issues, while others propose red light cameras to improve road safety in Canadian cities.
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VA Nurse Killed by Border Patrol in Minneapolis
The family of Alex Jeffrey Pretti, a 37-year-old ICU nurse shot by a U.S. Border Patrol officer, describes him as a compassionate caregiver and activist troubled by immigration policies.
Families Protest at Texas Detention Facility Over Child Detention
Dozens of immigrant families protested at a Texas detention center where a 5-year-old Ecuadorian boy and his father were held after being detained in Minnesota, highlighting ongoing immigration tensions.
Man Arrested for Bank Robbery with Imitation Gun in Saanich
Saanich Police have apprehended a suspect following a bank robbery involving an imitation firearm. Authorities confirm the arrest and ongoing investigation into the incident on Vancouver Island.
Toronto Initiative Fights Antisemitism with Education
Steve Hudson partners with Yorkville Jewish Centre to create educational programs addressing rising antisemitism in Toronto through positive engagement and community outreach.
PM Carney to Visit Australia in March 2026
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is scheduled to visit Australia in March 2026, marking a significant bilateral engagement. This trip follows their previous meeting at the Global Progress Action Summit in London.
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Winnipeg Mayor: Police Trust at Risk in Bostock Case
Winnipeg Mayor Scott Gillingham cautions that public confidence in law enforcement could decline following the Bostock case, emphasizing the need for transparency and accountability.
ICE Shooting Triggers DHS Funding Crisis, Shutdown Risk
A fatal shooting by a federal immigration agent in Minnesota has derailed Congress's plan to avoid a government shutdown, with Democratic senators demanding major ICE reforms before approving DHS funding.
North Bay Police Charge 16 with Impaired Driving
The North Bay Police Service has laid impaired driving charges against 16 individuals during a targeted holiday enforcement campaign aimed at reducing impaired driving incidents across the region.
Toronto Police Search for Assault Suspect on Sidewalk
Toronto police are actively searching for a man accused of assaulting a woman on a city sidewalk. Authorities have released a photo and are urging the public to assist in the investigation.
Maher Predicts GOP Midterm Disaster Over ICE Actions
Political commentator Bill Maher warns Republican Party faces electoral backlash over controversial ICE enforcement images from Minnesota, including fatal shooting of U.S. citizen.
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Calgary Police Probe Centre Street Assault
Calgary police have launched an investigation following a reported assault at the intersection of Centre Street and 12th Avenue N.E. on Saturday afternoon. Authorities are gathering evidence and seeking witnesses to the incident.
Winnipeg Fast-Food Robbery: Police Hunt Suspect
A fast-food restaurant in Winnipeg's Henderson area was robbed, with police actively searching for the suspect. Authorities are investigating the incident and urging public assistance.
Trump, Vance Blame Minnesota After Fatal ICE Shooting
President Trump and VP Vance criticize Minnesota officials following a fatal shooting by federal officers in Minneapolis, sparking protests and conflicting accounts.
Carney's Economic Test: Growth Amid Trump Tariff Threats
As Parliament resumes, Prime Minister Mark Carney must shift from political rhetoric to concrete economic action. Canada faces sluggish growth, productivity issues, and U.S. tariff threats under Trump.
Police Search for Suspect After Transit Bus Attack in Calgary
Calgary police are searching for an offender after a weapon assault on a transit bus in northeast Calgary left one adult male with non-life-threatening injuries on Saturday afternoon.
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Vehicle Fire Investigation at Saskatoon Airport
Saskatoon police are actively investigating a vehicle fire incident that occurred at John G. Diefenbaker International Airport. Authorities have not released details about potential causes or suspects.
McGuinty Honors Troops After Trump Downplays Role
Defence Minister David McGuinty emphasizes Canada's unwavering remembrance of military sacrifices following comments by former U.S. President Donald Trump that minimized Allied contributions.
Canadians Overreact to Trump's Social Media Posts, Fueling Chaos
Brian Lilley argues that Canadian politicians and pundits are taking Donald Trump's social media posts too literally, creating unnecessary chaos instead of focusing on substantive policy issues.
Harmony House Marks 40 Years Helping Ottawa Women and Children
Harmony House, a vital Ottawa shelter, commemorates four decades of offering security and support to women and children fleeing domestic violence, with former residents sharing heartfelt stories of refuge.
Canadian Guilty of Girlfriend's Murder in Mexico, Lawyer Disputes
Ryan Friesen has been declared guilty of murdering Kiara Agnew at a Mexican resort in 2023, overturning an earlier not-guilty verdict. His legal team maintains his innocence and plans to appeal the decision.
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Drainville Enters CAQ Leadership Race as Voice of People
Environment Minister Bernard Drainville announces CAQ leadership bid, positioning himself as champion of ordinary Quebecers in race against Economy Minister Christine Fréchette.
Kitchener Knifepoint Robbery Victim Targeted
A Kitchener resident was robbed at knifepoint in a violent incident, highlighting ongoing safety concerns in the community. Police are investigating the crime.
Tax Cuts Fuel State Competition, New York Lags
A fierce tax competition is unfolding across U.S. states, with eight cutting income taxes and four reducing corporate rates in 2026. New York, under Governor Kathy Hochul's record budget, faces economic decline due to high taxes and population loss.
Vance's 'Absolute Immunity' Defense Questioned After ICE Shooting
Vice President JD Vance's claim of 'absolute immunity' for ICE officers faces scrutiny after a second fatal shooting in Minneapolis, raising legal and ethical concerns.
Ottawa Crime Rate Rises in 2025, Above Ontario Average
Ottawa's overall crime rate increased to 4,494 incidents per 100,000 people in 2025, remaining above Ontario's average. The Ottawa Police Service report highlights mixed trends with decreases in homicides and shootings but increases in theft and intimate
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Penetanguishene Man Charged with Arson in Apartment Fire
A 43-year-old man from Penetanguishene, Ontario, has been formally charged with arson following a suspicious fire at a residential building on Poyntz Street earlier this month.
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