Taxpayers Bear Cost of Bloated Federal Bureaucracy
A critical letter highlights how taxpayers fund a growing civil service under Trudeau, with Carney's cuts insufficient against rising salary costs.
Category : Federal Government
Shutdown Continues Amid Immigration Policy Standoff
A partial federal shutdown extends into the week as House Speaker Mike Johnson delays a funding vote, with Democrats demanding significant reforms to ICE operations while Republicans seek presidential support.
Trump Denies Knowing About Don Lemon Arrest in Advance
Former President Donald Trump claims no advance knowledge of journalist Don Lemon's arrest on civil rights charges, while criticizing his career. Legal and media groups condemn the arrests as First Amendment attacks.
Ottawa Rally Supports Iranian Uprising
Hundreds gathered in Ottawa to protest in support of the people of Iran, calling for regime change and freedom, as global demonstrations continue.
Trump: Epstein Files 'Absolve Me,' Threatens Lawsuit
Former President Donald Trump breaks silence on Epstein document release, claiming they clear him and threatening to sue author Michael Wolff for alleged conspiracy.
Khanna Slams DOJ's Epstein Files Release as Insufficient
Congressman Ro Khanna condemns the Department of Justice's recent release of Jeffrey Epstein documents, arguing it fails to meet legal requirements and survivors' demands for full transparency.
Alberta Separatists Won't Name Trump Officials Met
An Alberta separatist organization is refusing to disclose which members of the former Trump administration it has engaged with, citing high-level discussions.
Immigration Deal to End U.S. Government Shutdown Expected
House Speaker Mike Johnson predicts a congressional agreement this week to restrain DHS immigration enforcement and fund the government, following outcry over recent killings.
Trump's Davos Antics Expose Globalist Hypocrisy
Donald Trump's confrontational appearance at the 2026 World Economic Forum in Davos has compelled Western leaders, including Canada's Mark Carney, to acknowledge populist critiques of the Washington-led world order.
Trump: DHS Won't Intervene in Protests Without Local Request
Former President Trump clarifies that Homeland Security will not act during protests in Democratic-led cities unless specifically asked by local authorities, emphasizing a hands-off federal approach.
Carney's Havel Reading Criticized Amid China Partnership
Jan Matejcek argues Mark Carney misinterprets Vaclav Havel's philosophy to justify Canada's new strategic partnership with China, contradicting Havel's anti-dictatorship principles.
Harper's 'Cult Following' Grows on 20th Anniversary
As Canada marks 20 years since Stephen Harper's first election victory, analysis reveals why many Canadians feel nostalgic for his tenure, comparing housing, inflation, and fiscal policies to current challenges.
Alberta Separatists Secretly Met with Trump Officials
An Alberta separatist group has confirmed high-level meetings with former Trump administration officials but refuses to disclose names or specifics, raising transparency concerns.
Greene and Maher Spar Over Don Lemon Arrest
Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene defended Don Lemon's arrest under the FACE Act during a heated exchange with Bill Maher, who criticized the move as government overreach.
Alberta Premier Smith Speaks at Conservative Convention in Calgary
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith delivered a speech at the federal Conservative Party convention in Calgary, highlighting key political discussions and party unity.
Trump Tells DHS to Stay Out of City Protests Unless Asked
President Trump directs Homeland Security not to intervene in protests in Democratic-led cities unless assistance is requested or federal property is at risk, following recent clashes in Minneapolis.
Trump Orders DHS to Steer Clear of Democratic City Protests
President Donald Trump has instructed the Department of Homeland Security to refrain from intervening in protests within Democratic-led cities unless those municipalities explicitly request federal assistance.
Separatist Movement Unaffected by Government Change: Leader
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre's keynote in Calgary emphasized that a change in government will not halt separatist sentiments, as he secured 87% support in a leadership review.
Duhaime, Blanchette Vézina Team Up on Immigration Bill
Quebec Conservative Party leader Éric Duhaime and MP Maïté Blanchette Vézina announced a joint immigration bill during the PCQ convention near Québec City, highlighting party unity on federal policy.
Starmer: Ex-Prince Andrew Must Testify in US Epstein Case
UK Labour leader Keir Starmer calls for ex-prince Andrew to provide testimony in the US regarding the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, as new documents are released.
Trump Defends Noem, Blames Misogyny for Criticism
Former President Donald Trump claims attacks on Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem are driven by gender bias, not her department's controversial Minneapolis immigration enforcement actions that sparked protests.
Poilievre's Conservative Support Clashes with Voter Perceptions
Despite strong backing from Conservative members, Pierre Poilievre faces significant skepticism from Canadian voters who view him as extreme and Trump-like, according to recent polls and analysis.
Trump Moves to Avoid Shutdown as Minneapolis Crisis Escalates
President Donald Trump negotiates with Democrats to prevent a government shutdown over DHS funding, marking a departure from last year's standoff. The political urgency intensifies following fatal shootings in Minneapolis involving federal immigration off
Conservatives Debate Abortion, MAID, CBC at Calgary Convention
The Conservative Party of Canada's convention in Calgary features heated debates on abortion, medical assistance in dying, and CBC funding, with Pierre Poilievre securing strong leadership support.
Canada News: Politics, Weather, Health Updates
A comprehensive look at today's top stories from across Canada, covering political developments, extreme weather impacts, health concerns, and local incidents from coast to coast.
Hydro-Québec Failure Fuels Debate on Quebec Sovereignty
A Montreal resident's power outage experience during extreme cold becomes a lens to examine Parti Québécois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon's independence rhetoric and recent controversial convention speech.
Canada's New Global Role Under Carney's Leadership
Prime Minister Mark Carney's powerful Davos address has repositioned Canada as a leading voice in global diplomacy, challenging traditional perceptions of the nation as passive and reshaping international dynamics.
Harper Portrait Unveiled 20 Years After Conservative Win
Stephen Harper's official portrait joins Parliament's collection, marking 20 years since he led Conservatives to power. Artist Phil Richards describes Harper as 'personable, funny, and an excellent writer' during their collaboration.
Ciano: Carney's Davos Speech Exposes Canadian Hypocrisy
Richard Ciano analyzes Prime Minister Mark Carney's Davos address, comparing Canada's governance to Havel's greengrocer parable and highlighting contradictions in Crown allegiance, reconciliation, and climate policies.
Harper's Legacy of Sound Finance, Diplomacy Undone: Flanagan
Tom Flanagan assesses Stephen Harper's 20-year legacy, arguing his achievements in federal relations, U.S. diplomacy, and economic management have been reversed by subsequent Liberal governments.
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