Unions Seek Clarity on Federal Job Cuts Affecting Thousands
Public service unions are calling for detailed breakdowns of federal job cuts after more than 10,000 workers received workforce adjustment notices, with transparency concerns mounting.
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Ex-Bloc MP Jean Dorion Dies at 83 in Montreal
Jean Dorion, a former Member of Parliament for the Bloc Québécois, has died at 83 years old. The veteran politician served Quebec and contributed to federal debates during his tenure.
ICE Crackdown in Maine Sparks Political Firestorm
Maine Senator Susan Collins faces criticism from Democrats and law enforcement over ICE's Operation Catch of the Day targeting immigrants, as political tensions rise ahead of elections.
PQ: Quebecers Keep Canadian Passports If Province Separates
The Parti Québécois clarifies that Quebec citizens would maintain their Canadian passports if the province achieves sovereignty, amid ongoing political discussions.
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Venezuela Releases 626 Prisoners Under Interim President
Venezuela's acting President Delcy Rodriguez has confirmed the release of 626 prisoners, a significant move amid ongoing political and social challenges in the country.
White House Aides' Spanking Remarks to Gen Z Influencer
White House communications director Steven Cheung and chief of staff James Blair faced backlash after making inappropriate comments about Gen Z influencer Harry Sisson during a heated social media exchange.
Trump Wrong on NATO Troops in Afghanistan: Editorial
An editorial refutes Donald Trump's claim that NATO forces stayed behind front lines in Afghanistan, highlighting Canada's significant military casualties and sacrifices.
Carney's U.S.-China Diplomacy: A Canadian Balancing Act
Political commentator Eric Ham examines Prime Minister Mark Carney's Davos speech and its implications for Canada-U.S. relations and CUSMA negotiations amid global tensions.
Carney Accused of Rewriting History in Quebec Speech
Prime Minister Mark Carney faces criticism for his remarks at the Plains of Abraham, with opponents accusing him of distorting historical narratives during a cabinet retreat in Quebec City.
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Democrats Position Immigration as Civil Rights Issue
Political commentator Ben Shapiro analyzes how Democrats are framing illegal immigration as the successor to the civil rights movement, arguing this rhetorical shift overshoots reality.
Carney's Davos Speech Sparks Debate on Canada's Strategy
Prime Minister Mark Carney's address at the World Economic Forum in Davos has ignited political discussion about Canada's role in a shifting global order and domestic policy challenges.
Carney's Quebec Unity Speech Meets Skepticism After Davos
Prime Minister Mark Carney delivers a high-stakes address on national unity in Quebec City, facing a skeptical audience after his acclaimed Davos speech on global order.
Carney's Plains of Abraham Remarks Criticized in Quebec
Prime Minister Mark Carney faces criticism from Quebec politicians over his characterization of the Plains of Abraham as a positive historical turning point, with Immigration Minister Jean-François Roberge calling it a 'historic error'.
Philadelphia Sues Over Trump Slavery Exhibit Order
The city of Philadelphia has initiated legal action challenging a presidential executive order that demands the removal of a slavery history display at the President's House Site.
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Project 2025 Director on Trump's Agenda and GOP Divisions
Paul Dans, the mastermind behind Project 2025, reveals how the blueprint shaped Trump's second term while addressing his own exile from the MAGA inner circle and ongoing conservative battles.
Bessent Weighs In on Alberta Separatism at Davos Forum
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent addressed Alberta separatism during a World Economic Forum speech, suggesting a potential U.S. welcome for the province amid ongoing political debates.
Trump's Board of Peace Logo Mocked as 'AI Slop'
Donald Trump's newly launched Board of Peace faces ridicule over its logo, which critics compare to a cheap UN knockoff and video game graphics.
Cabinet Retreat Talks Sovereignty and Security
On Day 2 of the federal cabinet retreat, ministers discussed sovereignty and security issues, as Prime Minister Mark Carney defends Canadian values globally.
8,500 Federal Job Cut Notices Issued This Week
The Canadian federal government has issued 8,500 notices to public servants warning of potential job cuts, including staff at Global Affairs Canada, amid broader economic and political developments.
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Poilievre Slams Liberal Rhetoric After Carney's Davos Speech
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre responds to Prime Minister Mark Carney's Davos speech, arguing Liberal rhetoric doesn't match economic reality and calling for concrete policy action.
Trump Bars Carney from Board of Peace
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has withdrawn an invitation for Canada's Mark Carney to join a proposed 'Board of Peace,' raising questions about international diplomacy and its implications for global conflicts.
Ex-Officer's Cough Rebukes Jan. 6 Hearing Remarks
Former D.C. police officer Michael Fanone, a survivor of the Capitol riot, coughed a profane retort during a House hearing as a Republican lawmaker defended Donald Trump's role.
Ottawa Issues Layoff Notices to 2,000+ Public Servants
The federal government has notified more than 2,000 public servants that their positions may be affected by job cuts, with Health Canada among the latest departments to issue layoff notices.
Vietnam's Communist Party Re-elects To Lam as Leader
Vietnam's ruling Communist Party has re-elected To Lam as its general secretary during a key meeting in Hanoi, confirming his leadership for another term.
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Carney's Davos Speech: New Leadership Era for Canada
Prime Minister Mark Carney's rational Davos address impressed critics, but Canada faces hurdles in defense, healthcare, and infrastructure requiring pragmatic solutions.
Trump Rebukes Carney After Davos Speech
U.S. President Donald Trump criticized Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's World Economic Forum remarks, accusing Canada of ingratitude toward American support.
Carney's Global Justice Talk Faces Domestic Criticism
Prime Minister Mark Carney's speech in Quebec City emphasized Canada's global leadership role, but critics question whether his lofty rhetoric addresses pressing domestic issues like crime and child welfare.
Carney's Davos Speech Criticized for Ignoring Domestic Issues
Avi Benlolo critiques Mark Carney's World Economic Forum address, arguing he focuses on global rupture while neglecting rising antisemitism and violence in Canada.
Carney Cabinet Meets in Quebec as Trump Disinvites Canada
Prime Minister Mark Carney's cabinet holds a second day of meetings in Quebec City, defending Canadian values after a Davos speech, as Trump withdraws an invitation to a peace board.
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Trump Floats Fourth Term Idea, Defying Constitutional Limits
Former President Donald Trump reignited debate about serving beyond 2029 with a Truth Social post questioning a fourth term, despite constitutional prohibitions.
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