Sheriff: NBC Anchor's Mother Abducted in Arizona
Nancy Guthrie, mother of 'Today' show anchor Savannah Guthrie, is missing from her Arizona home, with authorities suspecting abduction rather than voluntary departure.
Category : Politics
Norwegian Royal Pleads Not Guilty to Rape Charges
Marius Borg Høiby, the son of Crown Princess Mette-Marit, has entered a not guilty plea as his trial on rape charges commenced in Oslo, Norway, drawing significant public attention.
Kelley and Rizqy Return to Quebec Legislature After Crisis
Quebec Liberal MNA Greg Kelley opens up about mental health struggles following his wife Marwah Rizqy's expulsion from caucus, as both prepare to return to the National Assembly.
Trump's Meddling Poses Risk to Alberta Separation Vote
An Edmonton resident expresses concern that Alberta's separation referendum could be influenced by foreign interference, citing Trump administration's history of political meddling during Brexit.
Canadian Pleads Guilty to Exploiting 100+ Children Online
A Toronto man has pleaded guilty in U.S. court to sexually exploiting more than 100 children online by posing as a teenage boy and using threats to coerce victims.
Poilievre's Leadership Review Triumph: Conservatives Rally
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre secures strong endorsement at party convention while positioning himself as the only leader who understands Canadian struggles.
Judge Grants Leniency to Toronto Dealer Over Family, Heritage
A Toronto crack cocaine dealer received reduced sentencing after a judge considered his nine children and Indigenous ancestry, despite repeated offenses in a troubled neighborhood.
Carney's GST Rebate Echoes Trudeau's Policy Strategy
The Carney government's 25% GST rebate increase faces criticism for lacking targeted support, potentially costing billions while failing to address Canada's deficit concerns.
GST Credit Expansion: Political Move, Not Policy Improvement
Kim Moody argues that rebranding GST credits as the Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit is political theater that fails to address inflation's root causes while adding billions to deficits.
Nicotine Pouches Should Match Cigarette Retail Access
An opinion piece argues nicotine pouches should be as accessible as cigarettes, citing harm reduction and consumer choice. The debate involves health policy and tobacco regulation.
Timeline Before Frank Stronach's Toronto Sex Assault Trial
A detailed chronology of significant developments leading up to the high-profile sexual assault trial of billionaire Frank Stronach, set to begin in Toronto.
Essex Cuts Red Tape on Flood Subsidy Program
The Town of Essex simplifies its underutilized flooding subsidy program, encouraging more residents to apply following a major 2025 flood event in Harrow and Colchester.
Canadian Tortured in Syria Seeks Court Order Against Ottawa
A Canadian citizen, alleging torture in Syria, is pursuing legal action to force the federal government to intervene and address his case, highlighting ongoing human rights concerns.
Frank Stronach's Sexual Assault Trial Begins in Toronto
The high-profile sexual assault trial of billionaire Frank Stronach is set to begin today in a Toronto courtroom, marking a significant legal proceeding involving the former Magna chairman.
Stephen Harper's Official Portrait Unveiling Today
The official portrait of former Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper is scheduled for public unveiling today, marking a significant moment in political history.
James Moore on 20 Years of Lessons from Stephen Harper
Former Conservative minister James Moore shares insights from two decades observing Stephen Harper's political career, highlighting sovereignty threats and national unity in a reflective analysis.
Federal Government Plans 8,000+ Public Service Job Cuts
The Canadian federal government has released detailed data showing plans to cut over 8,000 public service positions through workforce adjustment, part of broader efforts to reduce government size.
Canadian Officer's Ukraine Charity Tied to Investment Fund
A Canadian Forces officer's non-profit for Ukraine was supported by an Estonian investment fund that sought influence and profits from post-war rebuilding, amid allegations of financial improprieties.
Ottawa's Bicentennial Sparks Traffic and Market Revitalization Debate
As Ottawa approaches its 200th anniversary, residents and former buskers call for improved traffic flow and thoughtful revitalization of the ByWard Market, addressing safety and accessibility concerns.
NDP Hopefuls Reject Poilievre's Worker Message
Three NDP leadership candidates argue Conservative gains among blue-collar voters are misleading, citing Poilievre's legislative record and personal background.
Carville: Pritzker Ideal 2028 Democratic Nominee
Veteran strategist James Carville explains why Illinois Governor JB Pritzker could be the perfect Democratic presidential candidate in 2028, citing fundraising prowess and strong Black community ties.
Salmon Arm Dog Ordered Destroyed After Multiple Attacks
A provincial court judge has ordered the destruction of a dangerous dog in Salmon Arm, BC, after it escaped its property and attacked people on three separate occasions.
DOJ Official's Epstein Remarks Spark Political Firestorm
Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche's comments on Fox News that 'it's not a crime to party with Jeffrey Epstein' ignite controversy and potential campaign ad fodder ahead of the midterm elections.
Readers Voice Concerns in Letters to the Editor
A collection of letters to the editor expresses frustration with Liberal governance and highlights the dangers of falls for seniors, urging caution and political awareness.
Harper Denies Signing Alberta Separatist Petition
Former Prime Minister Stephen Harper stated he did not sign a petition for Alberta separation during a discussion with Jean Chrétien in Ottawa, where they addressed rising nationalism and global shifts.
Ukraine-Russia Talks Resume as War Nears 4-Year Mark
Trilateral negotiations brokered by the U.S. will proceed in Abu Dhabi this week, even as missile strikes intensify and little progress is reported in ending Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
London Police Renew Plea in 27-Year-Old Cold Case
London police are appealing for new information in the unsolved 1999 case of Wendy Haveron and Roger Smith, urging the public to come forward with any details.
Lucan-Biddulph Mayor Not Running for Re-Election
Mayor Cathy Burghardt-Jesson of Lucan-Biddulph has declared she will not be a candidate in the upcoming municipal election, marking a significant political shift in the community.
Arrest Warrant Issued for Windsor Bar Assault Suspect
Windsor police have issued an arrest warrant for Sarah Wilkinson, 40, in connection with an alleged assault at a downtown bar on January 22, 2026. The investigation continues as authorities seek the public's assistance.
Mysterious Drone Sightings Raise Concerns in Southern Manitoba
Residents across southern Manitoba report unexplained drone sightings, prompting local concerns about privacy, safety, and the unknown origins of these aerial devices.
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