How Joseph Howe won press freedom in 1835
Long before the Charter, Joseph Howe's 1835 libel trial in Halifax established a cornerstone of Canadian liberty. Discover the story of this Father of Confederation's defiant stand.
Category : Politics
Kaufman: Don't Fall for False Hate Crime Equivalency
In the wake of the Sydney Hanukkah massacre, columnist David Kaufman argues that equating rising Islamophobia with antisemitism obscures the disproportionate targeting of Jews in hate crimes.
Black: U.S. ignoring Canada in strategy a peril
Conrad Black analyzes Canada's single mention in the Trump administration's strategic statement, arguing this oversight reveals a deeper national identity crisis and a perilous reliance on anti-Americanism.
Birth Tourism on the Rise in Canada, Data Suggests
Recent data indicates a notable increase in birth tourism in Canada, a practice where non-residents give birth to gain citizenship for their child. Explore the implications and national response.
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Toronto Sun Letters Decry Political Division, Security Failures
A collection of reader letters in the Toronto Sun expresses deep frustration with political leadership, public order, and the response to threats against Jewish communities in Canada.
Recall petitioner disappears, frustrating Nathan Neudorf campaign
Frustrations mount as the organizer of the recall petition against Lethbridge-East MLA Nathan Neudorf has seemingly vanished, stalling the campaign. Get the latest details.
Calgary's Top Cop Reviews 2025, Looks Ahead to 2026
New Calgary Police Chief Katie McLellan discusses the city's traffic fatalities, downtown safety challenges, and her vision for 2026 in a year-end interview. Get the full story.
Calgary Police Chief Steps Down in Surprise Move
Calgary's police chief has resigned unexpectedly, with no reason given for his departure. The announcement came late Friday, leaving two years on his contract.
Australia's NSW to Ban Terror Symbols After Bondi Attack
Following the Bondi Beach massacre, New South Wales announces a ban on terrorist group symbols and phrases like 'globalize the intifada'. Learn about the new laws and police powers.
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Ex-Prosecutor Slams DOJ's Epstein File Release
Former federal prosecutor Andrew Weissmann calls DOJ's partial Epstein document release a 'huge joke' and a violation of law. Read the explosive details.
Three Teens Arrested for Theft in Waterloo
Waterloo Regional Police have arrested three teenagers in connection with a local theft. The arrests occurred on December 19, 2025. Get the latest details on the investigation.
3 killed in Taipei subway knife and smoke bomb attacks
A violent attack at two Taipei subway stations left three dead and five injured. The suspect, a 27-year-old wanted for evading military service, is also deceased. Authorities confirm it was a deliberate act.
New Progressive Tory Party Announced in Alberta
A former UCP member has announced the creation of the Progressive Tory Party of Alberta, a move prompted by legislation restricting the use of 'conservative' in party names. Get the full story.
Police search for two vehicles after Hamilton shooting
Hamilton police are investigating a late-night shooting downtown on Dec. 16, 2025, and are searching for an SUV and a sedan. Get the latest details on the ongoing investigation.
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Toronto terror cell foiled; targeted Jews, women: police
A joint police operation in the GTA has arrested three men allegedly plotting ISIS-inspired attacks on Jewish people and the abduction of women. Police say they prevented a potential Bondi Beach-style tragedy.
U.S. Releases Initial Epstein Files, Featuring Clinton, Jackson
The U.S. Justice Department has released its first batch of Jeffrey Epstein documents, revealing photos with notable figures. Explore the key findings and mandated disclosures.
Drug dealer guilty of murder in Leslieville bystander shooting
Damian Hudson found guilty of second-degree murder for the 2023 fatal shooting of Karolina Huebner-Makurat, a mother of two, near a safe consumption site. The jury rejected his self-defence claim.
Stranger offers ride to youths in Woolwich, police warn
Waterloo Regional Police issue a community alert after an unknown man offered young people a ride in Woolwich Township. Parents and guardians urged to discuss safety.
Navy Vessel Returns to CFB Esquimalt for Holidays
The crew of HMCS Max Bernays arrives home at CFB Esquimalt on December 19, 2025, concluding a historic naval deployment just in time for the holiday season.
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Man accused in fatal 173 km/h crash denied bail
Dan Richie, accused of driving 173 km/h in a crash that killed one in Clearview Township, has been denied bail. The decision came in a Collingwood court on December 19, 2025.
Epstein Files Released with Clinton, Jackson Photos
Thousands of Jeffrey Epstein documents released by the U.S. Department of Justice feature photos of Bill Clinton and Michael Jackson. Get the latest details on the high-profile case.
Alberta RCMP Focus on Rural Policing Needs for 2026
Alberta RCMP's commanding officer, Deputy Commissioner Trevor Daroux, outlines plans to better address the changing public safety requirements of rural communities in the coming year. Learn about the new priorities.
Man guilty of murder in Leslieville site shooting
A Toronto man has been found guilty of murder for a 2025 shooting outside a Leslieville consumption site that killed a bystander, Karolina Huebner-Makurat. The verdict brings closure to a tragic case of community violence.
No Charges for Ottawa Officer in Bike Path Pursuit
Ontario's SIU finds no grounds for charges after an Ottawa Police cruiser paralleled e-motorcycles on a bike path, leading to a collision that injured a cyclist. Read the full investigation details.
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Edmonton arsonist gets 12-year prison sentence
Darcy Willier sentenced to 12 years for a series of deliberate fires in Edmonton's Alberta Avenue neighbourhood. The judge cites the profound danger to community safety.
Medical event may have caused Victoria pedestrian collision: police
Victoria police report a driver may have suffered a medical event before striking two pedestrians. Investigation ongoing. Stay informed on local safety news.
London Police Board Defends Hiring of Former Chair
The London Police Services Board addresses transparency concerns over hiring ex-chair Ali Chahbar as the chief's general counsel. Learn about the decision and the board's defense.
Federal Prison Inmate Death to be Probed in Hearing
An independent hearing will investigate the death of an inmate at Manitoba's Stony Mountain Institution. Get the latest details on the probe into federal prison oversight.
BC Premier Eby rejects electoral reform assembly
Premier David Eby has flatly rejected a committee's proposal for a citizens' assembly on electoral reform, dashing Green Party hopes and closing the door on proportional representation.
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Quebec doctors' resolve on Bill 2 supported by public
Public backing for Quebec physicians opposing Bill 2 helped push the government to an agreement. A reader shares a positive healthcare experience and hopes doctors will stay.
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