Trump announces $1,776 military payment in national address
President Donald Trump used a prime-time TV address to announce a special holiday payment for troops and future housing reforms, while blaming predecessor Joe Biden for economic woes.
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Trump Addresses Nation, Promises Tax Cuts Amid Low Polls
President Donald Trump used his year-end address to promise major tax cuts and defend his economic record, while attacking Joe Biden's policies. His approval rating sits at 39%.
Eby to raise B.C. flood mitigation with PM, premiers
As final evacuation orders lift, Premier David Eby says B.C. cannot prevent future disasters without federal help. He will raise the issue with the Prime Minister and other premiers.
$34K in crystal meth, heroin seized in North Bay bust
A North Bay man faces drug trafficking charges after police seized $34,000 worth of crystal meth and heroin. The arrest followed a parole warrant execution last week.
Alberta raises citizen petition fee to $25K
The Alberta government has increased the fee for filing a citizen petition to $25,000. Learn about the amendment's details and its potential impact on public participation.
FBI's Dan Bongino to leave post as Epstein files deadline looms
FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino announces January departure, with critics linking it to the impending release of Jeffrey Epstein documents. Get the full story and social media reaction.
Sudbury Police Align Strategy with Public Safety Concerns
A new Sudbury police survey reveals residents' top safety worries are addictions, drug trafficking, and homelessness. The force is now aligning its strategy with these community priorities.
Trump Previews 2026 Agenda in National Address
Former President Donald Trump outlined his vision for 2026 in a major national address. Get the key details and analysis on his proposed policy directions.
Toronto mid-rise rezoning pilot passes, schools spared
Toronto City Council approved a mid-rise rezoning pilot for two central wards but amended it to exclude school lands after resident advocacy. The 22-1 vote followed concerns about 'city of shadows.'
Police seek man after alleged Vancouver Island home break-in
Victoria Police release composite image of a man accused of breaking into a home on Dec. 12, 2025, and fleeing on a bicycle. Authorities ask for public assistance to identify the suspect.
Toronto Sun Letters: Readers Debate Tolerance, Ford, Liberals
A collection of reader letters to the Toronto Sun tackles religious tolerance, provincial overreach, and soaring living costs. Discover what Canadians are saying about the issues that matter most.
U.S. House passes bill criminalizing youth gender care
The U.S. House of Representatives has passed a bill making gender-affirming medical care for minors a federal crime. The controversial legislation now moves to the Senate.
Homeless man assaulted in Vancouver's West End
A well-known homeless man in Vancouver's West End was severely assaulted in November. The community who cared for him is searching for answers as police investigate. Learn more about this attack and the ongoing search for justice.
Gordie Howe Pier Closed for Winter Season
Windsor's popular Gordie Howe Pier will remain closed for the winter season. The city has confirmed the closure, citing seasonal operations and safety.
Funding for Legacy Well Emergency Prep in Chatham-Kent, Essex
Chatham-Kent and Essex receive provincial funding to bolster emergency preparedness plans for aging gas and oil wells. Learn how this investment aims to protect local communities.
U.S. Congress Permanently Ends Sanctions on Syria
The U.S. Congress has voted to permanently repeal the Caesar Act sanctions on Syria, a bipartisan move hailed as a decisive step for reconstruction. Learn about the implications for the war-torn nation.
FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino Announces January Departure
FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino is leaving his post in January 2026. Explore the reasons behind his short tenure and the internal dynamics that led to this move.
U.S. admits fault in deadly 2025 helicopter-plane crash
The U.S. government has formally admitted negligence in the 2025 mid-air collision over Washington, D.C., that killed 67 people. Read the full report on the investigation's findings and accountability.
Antisemitism Surge in Canada Echoes Australian Warnings
A stark warning for Canadian Jews as antisemitic incidents surge 125%, mirroring failures seen in Australia before the Bondi Beach terror attack. Read the analysis.
Janette Avenue Block Closed for Police Investigation
A section of Janette Avenue in Windsor is closed as police conduct an active investigation. Details are limited, but authorities are on the scene.
Quebec doctors face hard task after Bill 2 fight
Quebec physicians reflect on their victory against Bill 2's penalties, describing trauma and a resolve to repair the damage inflicted on the healthcare system. Read their perspective.
Fatal shooting in Winnipeg's Dufferin neighbourhood
A man is dead and another is in custody following a fatal shooting in Winnipeg's Dufferin area. Police are investigating the incident that occurred on December 17, 2025.
Mississauga senior beaten, robbed of $60K in violent attack
A 65-year-old currency exchange operator was violently assaulted and robbed of $60,000 in Mississauga. Police are hunting four suspects captured in a viral video. A GoFundMe has been launched to aid his recovery.
Critics oppose Alberta's proposed immigration policy
Newcomer advocates in Calgary argue Premier Danielle Smith's proposed provincial immigration system is unnecessary and divisive. Read why they say federal adjustments are sufficient.
Cote First Nation launches court cultural support program
Cote First Nation introduces a new cultural support initiative at Kamsack court, aiming to assist Indigenous individuals within the justice system. Learn about this groundbreaking program.
Second-degree murder charge in Calgary Deer Ridge death
Calgary police have charged a man with second-degree murder following a suspicious death in Deer Ridge. Get the latest details on the investigation and community impact.
Slender Man Attacker Won't Contest Release Revocation
Morgan Geyser, convicted in the Slender Man stabbing, will not challenge the state's effort to revoke her release privileges following a brief escape. Get the latest details on this high-profile case.
Montreal Mayor Denies Ties to PLQ-Linked Businessman
Montreal Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada firmly denies any connection to a businessman implicated in Quebec Liberal Party scandals. Get the latest details on the political controversy.
Santa Claus Impersonators Rob Plateau Metro Store
A festive-themed robbery at a Plateau Metro saw thousands in food stolen. An activist group claims responsibility, saying they donated the goods. Montreal police are investigating.
Trump's expanded travel ban hits Africa hardest
President Trump's latest travel restrictions focus heavily on African countries, sparking a muted international response. Get the full analysis on the policy's impact and global reaction.
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