U.S. House Passes Bill to End Government Shutdown (03.02.2026)
The U.S. House of Representatives has passed legislation to end the partial federal government shutdown, sending the bill to the President for final approval.
Category : Politics
Alberta to Withhold Judge Funding Without More Input
Premier Danielle Smith announces Alberta will withhold federal funding for judges unless the province gains more influence over judicial selection, escalating a constitutional dispute.
Funding Bill Passes, Sets Up Immigration Showdown
The House passed a government funding bill ending a brief shutdown but creating a confrontation over Trump administration immigration tactics, with DHS receiving only short-term funding.
Man Stabbed in Edmonton Break-In, Police Probe
A man sustained stab wounds during a break-in at a south Edmonton residence near 113 Street and 73 Avenue. Police are investigating the violent incident that occurred on the morning of February 3, 2026.
Winnipeg May Rename Pool After Former Councillor
The City of Winnipeg is exploring the possibility of renaming the Bonivital Pool on Archibald Street in honor of a former city councillor and Member of Parliament.
Nova Scotia Emergency Volunteers Tested in First Year
Nova Scotia's newly established emergency volunteer group has been actively deployed over the past year, responding to various crises and severe weather events across the province.
Windsor Man Allegedly Impersonates Police Officer
A Windsor man is accused of impersonating a police officer after offering a woman a ride home, sparking a police investigation into the concerning incident.
Jill Biden's Ex-Husband Charged with Wife's Killing
William Stevenson, the first husband of U.S. First Lady Jill Biden, faces charges for the alleged domestic killing of his wife at their Delaware residence, according to police reports.
Alberta Seeks Judicial Appointment Role, Threatens Funding
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith demands provincial input in federal judicial appointments, threatening to withhold funding for new positions unless Ottawa changes its process.
PBO Disagrees with Confidentiality Around Federal Job Cuts
Canada's Parliamentary Budget Officer challenges government secrecy on public service reductions, with Library and Archives Canada withholding information while other agencies request confidentiality on program impacts.
Barrie Man Guilty of Fake Name in Sex Trafficking Probe
A Barrie, Ontario man accused of sex trafficking a teenager has pleaded guilty to providing a false name to police during the investigation, as court proceedings continue.
Bill Blair's Political Rise Faces Scrutiny Over Past Controversies
Columnist Chris Selley examines Bill Blair's appointment as high commissioner to the UK, questioning his qualifications given a history of policing controversies and political missteps during his public service career.
Winnipeg Inquest Starts for Fatal Police Shooting of Teen
A long-awaited inquest into the police shooting of 16-year-old Eishia Hudson commenced in Winnipeg, hearing testimony from an officer on the scene.
U.S. Downs Iranian Drone as Iran Seeks Negotiations
The United States military has shot down an Iranian drone in a tense regional encounter, coinciding with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian's appeal for fair and equitable negotiations on the global stage.
French Prosecutors Seek 5-Year Ban on Marine Le Pen
French prosecutors have formally requested a five-year ban on Marine Le Pen from holding public office, following her appeals trial in Paris. This significant legal move could reshape the French political landscape.
Poilievre Must Address Trump Issue to Maintain Support
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre faces a critical challenge in addressing U.S. President Donald Trump's policies, as polling shows Trump is a top-tier concern for Canadian voters ahead of domestic issues like housing and immigration.
Stolen Tractor Flees Police, Stuck in Alberta Field
A man faces multiple charges after a stolen tractor led police on a chase in Cold Lake, Alberta, before becoming immobilized in a field, according to RCMP reports from late January 2026.
Ottawa Police Hunt 'Ben' in Facebook Marketplace Thefts
Ottawa police are investigating a series of thefts linked to Facebook Marketplace transactions in the College Square area and are seeking a suspect known as 'Ben'.
Masked Suspect in Red Spandex Sought After Machete Robbery
West Grey Police are asking for public help to identify a suspect in an armed robbery from July 2025, where the individual wore a distinctive red spandex suit and used a machete.
NDP MPP Doly Begum Joins Federal Liberals as Candidate
Scarborough Southwest MPP Doly Begum leaves Ontario NDP after eight years to become Liberal candidate, aiming to replace outgoing MP Bill Blair in federal politics.
Clintons to Testify in House Epstein Probe
Former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton have finalized an agreement to provide testimony to a House committee investigating the Jeffrey Epstein case, avoiding a potential contempt vote.
DOJ to Appeal Trump Ballroom Ruling on Security Grounds
Justice Department lawyers signal they will appeal any court decision halting Trump's $400M White House ballroom project, arguing it has national security implications.
U.S. Shoots Down Iranian Drone Near Carrier
The U.S. military reported shooting down an Iranian drone that approached an aircraft carrier aggressively in the latest maritime tension. The incident underscores ongoing regional security challenges.
Toronto Liberals Pick NDP's Doly Begum for Federal Scarborough Race
The Toronto Liberals have announced that current NDP MPP Doly Begum will be their candidate for the federal Scarborough riding in the upcoming election, marking a significant cross-party move.
Peter Mandelson Quits UK House of Lords Over Epstein Ties
Former British ambassador to the US Peter Mandelson resigns from the House of Lords, potentially facing police investigation over connections to Jeffrey Epstein.
Halifax Police Join Federal Gun Buyback Program
The Halifax Regional Police have officially signed on to participate in the federal government's assault-style firearm buyback initiative, aligning with national efforts to enhance public safety through regulated firearm removal.
Clintons Agree to Depositions on Epstein Relationship
Former President Bill Clinton and former first lady Hillary Clinton have agreed to provide depositions to the House Oversight Committee regarding their connections to Jeffrey Epstein, following threats of contempt charges.
Vietnam Military Prepares for Possible U.S. War: Report
An internal Vietnamese military document indicates preparations for a potential conflict with the United States, amid ongoing diplomatic engagements between the two nations.
Saskatoon Police Search for Carjacking Suspects After Attack
Saskatoon police are searching for two suspects after a 65-year-old man was pulled from his minivan and attacked in a convenience store parking lot early Monday morning.
Stephen Harper's Official Portrait Unveiled in Ottawa
The official portrait of former Prime Minister Stephen Harper was unveiled Tuesday on Parliament Hill, marking 20 years since his first election victory and celebrating his Conservative legacy.
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