Harper's Official Portrait Unveiled in Ottawa
Former Prime Minister Stephen Harper's official portrait was revealed in Ottawa, sparking a reunion of Conservative alumni and debate on political floor-crossing.
Category : Politics
New Regina Complex Supports Single Mothers in Need
Maybell Developments opens Lilium Village, a 12-unit transitional housing complex in Regina's Heritage neighbourhood designed specifically for single mothers and their children facing housing insecurity.
Canadians Split on Floor-Crossing MPs: Nanos Poll
A new Nanos Research survey finds Canadians are evenly divided on whether MPs who switch parties should resign their seats, as political analyst Sharan Kaur predicts more floor-crossing in 2026.
Unity Requires Central Canada to Take Alberta Seriously
Columnist Lorne Gunter argues that Alberta's frustrations over unequal federal treatment and disproportionate financial contributions threaten Canadian unity unless Central Canada addresses these grievances.
Barrie Police Ramp Up 'Lock It or Lose It' Theft Prevention
Barrie Police Service is expanding its 'Lock It or Lose It' initiative with increased patrols and public education to reduce thefts from homes and vehicles in the community.
Russia-Ukraine Envoys Set for U.S.-Brokered Talks in Abu Dhabi
Diplomatic envoys from Russia and Ukraine are scheduled to meet in Abu Dhabi for negotiations brokered by the United States, amid ongoing conflict.
Man Arrested After Montreal Shooting Injures One Person
Montreal police have made an arrest after a shooting in the Plateau-Mont-Royal borough left one individual injured. Authorities continue their investigation into the violent incident.
Savannah Guthrie's Mom Missing, Health Issues Critical
Nancy Guthrie, 84, mother of 'Today' host Savannah Guthrie, is missing amid a kidnapping investigation in Arizona. Authorities report she has serious cardiac conditions requiring a pacemaker and daily medication, with her absence posing a fatal risk.
Gaza Strikes Kill 19 Palestinians Despite Ceasefire Deal
Israeli military strikes in Gaza killed at least 19 Palestinians, mostly women and children, on Wednesday, raising questions about the effectiveness of the U.S.-backed ceasefire agreement.
OPP Issues 23 Notices in Snowmobile Trail Patrols
Ontario Provincial Police conducted extensive patrols over 100 km of snowmobile trails near Barrie, issuing 23 provincial offence notices over two days to enforce safety regulations.
Gaza Death Toll Analysis: Facts vs. Propaganda in Conflict
Recent reports about Gaza casualty figures have sparked debate about war crimes allegations. This analysis examines the data, its sources, and why death toll numbers alone don't prove genocide claims.
Carney vs Newsom: WEF Clash Over Global Order
Prime Minister Mark Carney's Davos speech declaring a permanent geopolitical rupture faces pushback from California Governor Gavin Newsom, who argues traditional alliances are merely dormant, not dead.
Israeli Strikes Kill 19 in Gaza After Alleged Hamas Violation
Israeli military operations in Gaza City have resulted in the deaths of at least 19 Palestinians, including women and children, following accusations that Hamas violated a ceasefire agreement.
Quebec Prayer Ban May Target Funeral Processions, FQM Says
The Federation of Quebec Municipalities warns that proposed legislation to restrict public prayer could inadvertently affect funeral processions, raising concerns about religious freedom and cultural practices.
Government Policies Drive Up Canadian Grocery Costs
Financial commentator Matthew Lau argues that federal subsidies and regulations, not market forces, are the primary drivers of unaffordable food prices across Canada, calling for reduced government intervention.
MacKay on Harper Legacy: Uniting Right Saved Canada
Former Conservative minister Peter MacKay commemorates the 20th anniversary of the 2006 election victory, detailing how he and Stephen Harper overcame party divisions to create a unified conservative movement that reshaped Canadian politics.
Canadian Jewish Support for Zionism Overwhelming, Study Shows
New research indicates 91% of Canadian Jews support Israel's right to exist as a Jewish state, with only 3% rejecting Zionism, challenging claims of growing anti-Zionist sentiment within the community.
Kurek: Alberta's Separation Talk Needs Understanding, Not Labels
Former MP Damien Kurek argues that dismissing Alberta's grievances as disloyalty fuels separation talk, urging Canada to address legitimate concerns to preserve national unity.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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