Lilley: Dangerous Canada-China Media Ties Deepen
Columnist Brian Lilley criticizes growing media integration between Canada and China amid concerns over press freedom and Jimmy Lai's imprisonment.
Category : Federal Government
Liberal MP's Nazi Comparison Sparks Outrage in Parliament
A Liberal MP's inflammatory remarks comparing a Conservative colleague to a Nazi sympathizer have ignited controversy, revealing deep partisan divisions over Canada-U.S. relations under the Carney government.
Ford: Don't Buckle to Trump Bridge Threats
Ontario Premier Doug Ford calls for strength amid Trump's false claims about the Gordie Howe International Bridge, emphasizing Canada's commitment to the project.
Carney Speaks to Trump Over Bridge Threat, Says Situation Resolved
Prime Minister Carney explains he clarified Canada's funding and shared ownership of the Gordie Howe Bridge with former President Trump, following threats to block its opening, asserting the matter will be resolved.
Lutnick Admits 2012 Epstein Island Visit in Senate Testimony
U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick confirmed traveling to Jeffrey Epstein's private island in 2012 for lunch during a family vacation, facing bipartisan resignation calls.
Epstein Fallout: Europe Acts, U.S. Lags
The release of Jeffrey Epstein documents has triggered immediate political and criminal consequences for European elites, while high-profile American figures largely avoid serious repercussions.
Starmer's Leadership Holds Amid Epstein Scandal Fallout
U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer avoids an immediate leadership challenge but faces ongoing political damage from the Epstein scandal fallout, as his government navigates domestic and international pressures.
Carney on Gordie Howe Bridge, Olympic Hockey with Trump
Prime Minister Mark Carney spoke with U.S. President Donald Trump about the mutual benefits of the Gordie Howe International Bridge after threats to block its opening, while also discussing the Canada-U.S. Olympic hockey game.
Mayor Criticizes Federal Office Return Order as Biased
An Eastern Ontario mayor has publicly criticized the federal government's return-to-office order, calling it a 'clear bias' for hiring people living in Ottawa over regional residents.
Trump's Bridge Comments Fuel Early Election Talk in Canada
Donald Trump's inflammatory remarks about the Gordie Howe International Bridge and China deal are creating political conditions that could prompt Prime Minister Mark Carney to call an early spring election.
Carney Heads to Munich Security Conference
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to travel to Germany for the Munich Security Conference, a key global forum on defense and diplomacy, as international challenges mount.
Over 2,600 Federal Employees Disciplined for Misconduct
A significant number of Canadian federal employees faced termination or suspension due to misconduct and wrongdoing in 2025, highlighting ongoing accountability measures within the public service.
Harper's Unity Defense Exposes Alberta Leadership Gap
Former Prime Minister Stephen Harper's passionate defense of Canadian unity at his portrait unveiling contrasts with Premier Danielle Smith's cautious approach toward separatist movements in Alberta.
Jimmy Lai's Imprisonment Evokes Grief Over Press Freedom Loss
The ongoing detention of former Apple Daily publisher Jimmy Lai in Hong Kong has become a poignant symbol of the severe decline in press freedoms, drawing international attention and concern.
Over 2,600 Federal Employee Misconduct Cases in 2025
The Canadian federal government documented more than 2,600 instances of employee misconduct or wrongdoing last year, resulting in 145 terminations and numerous suspensions.
Federal Government: 2,600 Misconduct Cases, 145 Terminations
The Canadian federal government documented 2,600 instances of employee misconduct or wrongdoing last year, resulting in 145 terminations, highlighting ongoing accountability challenges.
Trump's Hockey Rant Raises Mental Health Questions
Critics question Donald Trump's mental state after he claimed China would end hockey in Canada and eliminate the Stanley Cup in a wild social media post.
Sydney Protests Turn Violent During Israeli President Visit
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese expressed devastation as violent clashes erupted during protests against Israeli President Isaac Herzog's Sydney visit, resulting in 27 arrests.
Carney Consults Ford on Early Election, Poilievre Left Out
Prime Minister Mark Carney has been consulting Ontario Premier Doug Ford about potential early election strategy, while Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre's strained relationship with Ford leaves him sidelined from these discussions.
Ottawa Hides Cape Breton Gun Confiscation Details
Public Safety Canada has redacted crucial information about a firearm confiscation pilot in Cape Breton, raising transparency concerns as the federal program expands nationally.
Ford Visits Muskoka, Supports Hospitals with $100K Donation
Ontario Premier Doug Ford made a weekend trip to Muskoka, announcing support for planned hospital projects and a $100,000 donation to bolster healthcare services in the region.
Trump Backs Lutnick Despite Epstein Island Visit Documents
President Donald Trump supports Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick as new documents reveal his 2012 visit to Jeffrey Epstein's Caribbean island, sparking bipartisan calls for resignation.
Alberta Separation Could Trigger Mass Exodus
A new Angus Reid poll shows most Albertans opposed to separation would leave the province if it occurred, potentially dwarfing Quebec's historical exodus.
PSAC Slams 'Horrendous' Federal Office Conditions
PSAC National President Sharon DeSousa condemns poor conditions in federal buildings, citing health and safety concerns as union explores legal action against return-to-office mandate.
MP Calls for Review of Public Servant Office Return Policy
Liberal MP Bruce Fanjoy advocates for a flexible approach to federal workplace policies, highlighting concerns over productivity and employee well-being in Ottawa.
Ottawa MP Calls for Review of 4-Day Office Mandate
A Liberal Member of Parliament from Ottawa is pressing the federal government to reassess its requirement for public servants to work four days a week in the office, citing concerns over flexibility and productivity.
MP Fanjoy Opposes Federal Return-to-Office Rules
Liberal MP Bruce Fanjoy calls on the government to reconsider its updated return-to-office policy for public servants, advocating for a flexible hybrid work model instead.
Epstein Files Spark UK Political Crisis, Threaten Starmer
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces political peril as Epstein document revelations about his former US ambassador Peter Mandelson create Britain's biggest scandal since the 1960s.
Trump Super Bowl Party with GOP Senators, Bad Bunny Criticism
President Donald Trump hosted a Super Bowl party at his Florida golf club with Senators Lindsey Graham and Eric Schmitt. Trump criticized Bad Bunny's halftime performance on Truth Social, calling it an affront to American standards.
Venezuela Orders Arrest of Opposition Ally After Release
Venezuela's top prosecutor has ordered the arrest of an ally of opposition leader María Corina Machado, just hours after the individual was released from custody in Caracas.
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