Floor-Crosser Under Fire, MPs Return to Affordability Debate
As Parliament reconvenes, a floor-crossing MP faces intense criticism while lawmakers refocus on the pressing affordability crisis affecting Canadians nationwide.
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Political Salaries in Ottawa Spark Outrage Amid Economic Strain
A critical look at the escalating compensation for Canadian politicians, with MPs earning high salaries while many citizens face financial hardships, raising questions about fairness and accountability.
NDP Leadership Candidates Make Final Pitches Before Voting Closes
With voting in the NDP leadership contest nearing its deadline, candidates are intensifying their campaigns with final appeals to party members across Canada.
Israeli Strike Kills Two Journalists in Lebanon
An Israeli strike on a media car in southern Lebanon resulted in the deaths of at least two Lebanese broadcast journalists, as reported by Al Manar TV. The Israeli military has not yet commented on the incident.
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Trump's Trophy Collection: Awards and Honors He's Received
President Donald Trump has amassed a series of awards, from the 'America First Award' to a Nobel Peace Prize medal, highlighting his affinity for recognition and the efforts to curry favor.
NDP Leadership Race: Candidates and Campaigns
An overview of the NDP leadership candidates, including Rob Ashton, Tanille Johnston, Avi Lewis, Heather McPherson, and Tony McQuail, as they compete in a pivotal race for the party's future direction.
Trump's Iran War Strategy Tightens Economic Grip on China
Conrad Black analyzes how the Iran conflict strategically pressures China's oil-dependent economy while minimizing U.S. and European vulnerability to Middle Eastern energy disruptions.
Affordability Debate Reignites, Premier Ma Under Fire
The political affordability debate has been revived, with Premier Ma facing scrutiny over economic policies. Experts analyze the implications for public trust and governance.
Ottawa Experts Slam 'Regressive' Access-to-Info Proposals
Transparency advocates in Ottawa are raising alarms over Treasury Board proposals they call 'regressive' during a review of Canada's Access to Information Act, urging parliamentary intervention.
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Greene-Trump Clash Over Iran War and Gas Prices
Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and the Trump administration exchange heated words over rising gas prices and the Iran war, highlighting political tensions and economic concerns.
CPAC Conservatives Split on Trump's Iran War Across Age Groups
A significant generational rift has surfaced among conservative activists at CPAC regarding former President Trump's military actions in Iran, highlighting evolving party dynamics.
Iran War Debate Splits Conservatives at CPAC Conference
The Conservative Political Action Conference in Texas revealed deep divisions among conservatives over the Iran conflict, with attendees chanting support for Iranian opposition and thanking former President Trump.
Manitoba Finance Minister to Discuss Food Tax Cut with Critics
Finance Minister Adrien Sala announces plans to consult with opponents of a food tax reduction in Manitoba's 2026 budget, aiming to address concerns while advancing fiscal policy.
Michael Ma Criticized for Questioning China Expert at Committee
Liberal MP Michael Ma is under fire for his questioning of China expert Margaret McCuaig-Johnston during an Industry Committee hearing on Chinese EVs. Critics accuse Ma of parroting Beijing's talking points.
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Minnesota Epicenter of Anti-Trump Protests as Americans Mobilize
Minnesota is back in the national spotlight as widespread anti-Trump protests are being organized across the United States, with recent rallies highlighting tensions over immigration enforcement and political dissent.
Lecturer: Calls for MLA Chan's Resignation Hold Water
A political science lecturer argues that demands for British Columbia MLA Hon Chan to step down are substantiated, citing recent controversies and public accountability concerns.
NDP Leadership Race: Avi Lewis Leads Amid Party Concerns
Avi Lewis is poised for a major win in the NDP leadership contest, though internal party concerns persist. In other news, a B.C. senior rejected MAID and recovered fully, climbing a volcano.
Minister Distances Party from MP's China Forced Labor Comments
Energy Minister Tim Hodgson clarified that MP Michael Ma's remarks questioning reports of forced labor in China do not represent Liberal party views, following Ma's apology for his controversial committee statements.
André Pratte Returns to Lead Quebec Liberal Political Commission
André Pratte has been reappointed to head the Quebec Liberal Party's political commission, marking a strategic move as the party prepares for upcoming elections and policy discussions.
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Liberal MP's China Forced Labor Comments Prompt Party Distancing
Energy Minister Tim Hodgson suggests MP Michael Ma's controversial questioning of reports on Chinese forced labor does not reflect Liberal party views, following Ma's apology for his committee remarks.
Senate Ends DHS Funding Impasse, Immigration Reforms Unresolved
The U.S. Senate approved funding for most of the Homeland Security Department, ending a six-week shutdown that disrupted travel, but failed to address key immigration reforms sought by both parties.
Newsom's Presidential Ambitions Face California Affordability Questions
California Governor Gavin Newsom considers a 2028 presidential campaign while defending his state's high costs and policies in a satirical interview format.
Wab Kinew's Advice to Next NDP Leader: 'Win'
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew, Canada's most popular premier, delivered blunt advice to federal NDP leadership candidates at the party's national convention, emphasizing the power of winning elections.
Florida Congresswoman Guilty of 25 Ethics Violations
A House ethics committee has determined that Representative Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick committed 25 separate violations, marking a significant breach of congressional conduct standards.
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Trump Rejects Theory Obama's 2011 Roast Sparked His Run
Former President Donald Trump denies claims that Barack Obama's jokes at the 2011 White House Correspondents' Dinner motivated his 2016 presidential campaign, calling the theory baseless.
Sunshine List 2025: Waterloo Region and Guelph's Top Salaries
The 2025 Sunshine List reveals the highest-paid public sector employees in Waterloo Region and Guelph, highlighting key positions and compensation trends in education, healthcare, and municipal services.
MP Michael Ma Under Fire for China Forced Labor Remarks
Liberal MP Michael Ma is under intense scrutiny following a parliamentary exchange with MP Margaret McCuaig-Johnson regarding forced labor allegations in China, with questions deferred to Prime Minister Carney.
Poilievre Backs Rowling on Olympic Gender Policy
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has publicly endorsed author J.K. Rowling's support for the International Olympic Committee's updated gender policy, highlighting the ongoing political debate over transgender athlete participation in sports.
House GOP Rejects Senate DHS Deal, Shutdown Continues
House Republicans, led by Speaker Mike Johnson, refuse to vote on a Senate-approved funding bill for the Department of Homeland Security, extending the partial shutdown. They plan to introduce their own bill instead.
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Feds Launch Early Retirement Program for Public Servants
The Canadian federal government has officially opened applications for an early retirement package for public servants, following a delay. Treasury Board President Shafqat Ali oversees the initiative aimed at workforce renewal.
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