Château Laurier: Canada's Secret WWII Headquarters
Discover how Ottawa's Château Laurier hotel became the secret headquarters for C.D. Howe's elite team that helped win World War II through covert operations and economic strategy.
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Leading public service through austerity cuts
Former deputy minister Daniel Quan-Watson shares crucial advice for public service executives facing budget reductions. Learn how to maintain morale and lead effectively during uncertain times.
Trump's 'The Beast' seen with open trunk
President Donald Trump's armored limo, 'The Beast,' was photographed with its trunk open during a Florida motorcade. Officials confirm no security impact. Discover the details.
Democrats Face Fury Over Government Shutdown Deal
Democratic senators face intense criticism after ending 40-day government shutdown with deal that delays ACA subsidies vote. Progressive leaders call it 'surrender' to Trump.
Senate ends longest US shutdown in bipartisan deal
Eight Democratic senators joined Republicans to end the historic government shutdown, securing SNAP funding but leaving ACA subsidies unresolved. Learn about the political implications.
Trump Met with Loud Boos at NFL Game in Maryland
Donald Trump faced loud boos and cheers at a Washington Commanders game. The mixed reaction highlights the former president's polarizing presence at sporting events. Read the full story.
Ottawa Chooses Eurovision Over Local Media Support
Federal budget prioritizes Eurovision Song Contest funding while ignoring Canada's multicultural media crisis. Experts warn this fuels disinformation in diaspora communities.
Calgary's Weekend: Honouring Heroes & Winter Fun
A visual recap of a poignant weekend in Calgary featuring Remembrance Day ceremonies, 9-1-1 Heroes awards, and the start of the winter sports season. See the powerful moments captured by Postmedia photographers.
Trump Shares Satirical Obama Story as Real News
Donald Trump amplified a 9-month-old satirical article about Obama on Truth Social, mistaking parody for reality. The piece came from Dunning-Kruger Times, which explicitly states all content is fiction.
U.S. government shutdown reaches 40th day
The U.S. government shutdown continues into its 40th day as Senate leaders work through weekend negotiations. Get the latest developments on the political standoff.
Body Language Experts Analyze Trump-Xi Handshake Dynamics
Body language experts reveal what Trump and Xi's handshake really communicated during their South Korea meeting. Discover the hidden power dynamics and control signals.
Violent Innocence in Government Shutdown Food Aid
Analysis reveals how leaders use 'violent innocence' to deny responsibility for halting SNAP benefits during government shutdowns, despite having legal power to act.
Dick Cheney's Death Ends Political Era in Washington
The death of Dick Cheney, the most powerful vice-president in American history, marks the end of a political generation that shaped global affairs from Nixon to Bush. Read about his remarkable career.
MacKinnon: Budget in Middle of Canadian Politics
Government House Leader Steven MacKinnon defends the 2025 budget as centrist policy. Learn how this positions the Liberals amid parliamentary confidence votes.
Trump's lavish party amid SNAP benefit cuts sparks outrage
President Trump hosts second lavish Mar-a-Lago party while millions lose food benefits during historic government shutdown. Read about the stark contrast in American experiences.
Federal Budget 2025 Boosts Edmonton Revitalization
Minister Eleanor Olszewski highlights Edmonton's revitalization targets in the 2025 federal budget. Discover how local organizations will benefit from new funding initiatives.
Democrats Fight Trump's SNAP Benefit Reductions
Democrats seize on Trump administration's move to restore only half of SNAP funding. Learn how this impacts food stamp payments and the political battle unfolding.
Liberals' Budget Party Sparks Public Anger
Prime Minister Mark Carney's government faces criticism after celebrating 'austerity budget' with lobbyists while Canadians struggle economically. Read about the Ottawa bubble's disconnect.
Historic US government shutdown reaches day 38
As the longest US government shutdown continues, Americans face flight delays and food benefit uncertainty while President Trump travels to Florida. Learn about the impacts.
Noem's Botched $60M Jet Deal: No Engines
Homeland Security's Kristi Noem attempted to buy 10 Spirit Airlines jets for deportations, but the planes weren't owned by the airline and had no engines. Discover the internal DHS conflict.
Settlers Attack Palestinian Olive Harvest, Injure Journalists
Masked Israeli settlers violently attacked Palestinians, activists, and journalists during an olive harvest in the West Bank, injuring Reuters staff. Read the full report on the escalating violence.
Senators Work Weekend to Prevent Government Shutdown
U.S. senators hold rare weekend session as bipartisan negotiations continue to fund government operations. Critical deadline looms with potential economic consequences.
Floor-Crossing Debate: Should MPs Face Voters Again?
MP Chris d'Entremont's defection from Conservatives to Liberals sparks debate on floor-crossing ethics. Should politicians seek a new mandate from voters?
Trump Signals No Shutdown Deal, Senate Weekend Session Set
President Trump shows no compromise with Democrats as government shutdown enters 37th day. Senators schedule rare weekend session amid ongoing budget stalemate.
Threats Against MP Chris d’Entremont: RCMP Investigation
RCMP confirms investigating threats against Liberal MP Chris d'Entremont following his floor-crossing. Stay informed about this political security concern.
Trump's Healthcare Proposal During Government Shutdown
President Trump suggests redirecting Affordable Care Act funds from insurance companies to individuals as potential solution to end government shutdown stalemate.
Gaza Death Toll Hits 69,000 Amid Ceasefire Exchange
Gaza health officials report over 69,000 Palestinians killed in Israel-Hamas war as ceasefire continues. Latest figures reflect bodies recovered from rubble and ongoing violence.
Carney faces test as Canadians' patience wears thin
Prime Minister Mark Carney faces mounting pressure to deliver results on US tariffs and federal budget as Canadians' patience wears thin six months into his term.
Bolton: Carney made mistake apologizing to Trump
Former US official John Bolton says Mark Carney erred in apologizing to Donald Trump for anti-tariff advertisement. Get the latest political analysis.
New DOJ Probe Into 2016 Russia Investigation
The Justice Department has launched a fresh investigation into the Obama administration's 2016 Russia interference assessment, issuing subpoenas to key figures. Learn about the latest developments.
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