ICE Eyes Pattison Building for Vancouver Detention
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement aims to acquire the Pattison building in Vancouver for holding and processing individuals, raising local concerns.
Category : Federal Government
Carney Defends Afghanistan Record, No Trump Apology
Prime Minister Mark Carney has defended Canada's involvement in Afghanistan while not requesting an apology from former U.S. President Donald Trump. The statement comes as Parliament resumes with new GST credit measures.
Trump Blames Democrats, Says He Doesn't Want Americans Hurt
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt conveyed President Donald Trump's message that he does not want Americans harmed, while simultaneously attributing blame to Democratic opponents.
Weather Delays Strand NDP MPs as Parliament Resumes
A major winter storm has prevented most NDP MPs from reaching Ottawa for the return of Parliament, highlighting logistical challenges amid severe weather conditions across Canada.
Government Boosts GST Credit as Parliament Returns
Prime Minister Carney announces a significant increase to the GST credit, framing it as part of efforts to support Canadians with affordability pressures as the House of Commons reconvenes.
Carney Defends Quebec Speech on Francophone Struggle
Prime Minister Mark Carney addressed criticism of his Quebec City speech where he called the Plains of Abraham a site of accommodation, sparking backlash from Quebec politicians.
Carney: No Spring Election Considered by Federal Government
Prime Minister Mark Carney states the federal government is not contemplating a spring election, focusing instead on domestic policies like the GST credit boost and trade negotiations.
Fox News Questions Noem on Protester Shooting Account
Fox News correspondent Peter Doocy challenges Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's explanation of the fatal shooting of protester Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, questioning official claims about the incident.
Carney Defends Canadian Troops After Trump's NATO Comments
Prime Minister Mark Carney strongly defended Canada's military contributions to NATO operations, particularly in Afghanistan, following critical comments from former U.S. President Donald Trump.
Suozzi Regrets DHS Vote After ICE Agent's Fatal Shooting
New York Democrat Tom Suozzi expresses regret for voting to fund DHS after a fatal shooting by a federal immigration agent in Minneapolis, joining growing Democratic opposition to ICE funding.
Trump Sends Border Czar to Minnesota After Deadly Shooting
Former President Donald Trump dispatches his border advisor Tom Homan to Minnesota in the wake of another deadly shooting incident, highlighting ongoing national security concerns.
Final Hostage Remains Found in Gaza, Ceasefire Phase Two Looms
Israel's military has recovered and identified the remains of the last hostage in Gaza, police officer Ran Gvili, allowing the ceasefire to progress to its second phase focused on rebuilding and disarming Hamas.
Separatist Sentiment Rises in Alberta and Quebec
A petition for Alberta's separation gains momentum amid claims of federal neglect, while Quebec's sovereignty movement resurfaces, challenging Ottawa's unity efforts.
Trump Border Czar Tom Homan Heading to Minnesota After Shooting
Former Trump administration border official Tom Homan is traveling to Minnesota in the wake of another deadly shooting, highlighting ongoing security and political tensions.
Trump's White-Collar Pardon Blitz Accelerates in 2026
Donald Trump has issued 10 white-collar pardons since mid-January 2026, including controversial cases involving donors and repeat recipients, marking a significant escalation in his use of executive clemency power.
GST Credit Boost Unveiled as Parliament Resumes
The federal government has introduced an increase to the GST credit, aiming to address affordability concerns as Parliament returns to session. This move comes amid broader economic discussions.
Newsom Slams Vance, Cotton Over Minneapolis Shootings
California Governor Gavin Newsom sharply criticized Vice President JD Vance and Senator Tom Cotton for their remarks on fatal shootings in Minneapolis, calling their justifications 'psychopathic' and 'fraudulent'.
Canadian Conservatives Face Choice on Trump's Second Term
Columnist Warren Kinsella argues Canadian conservatives must confront Trump's escalating rhetoric and actions, questioning whether to accept his behavior as normal or recognize its unique danger.
30 Federal Departments Issue Job Cut Notices in Ottawa
A significant federal workforce reduction is underway as 30 government departments have issued job cut notices. The latest developments highlight ongoing changes in Ottawa's public sector employment landscape.
Venezuela's President Says 'Enough' to U.S. Orders
Venezuela's acting president Delcy Rodríguez declares she has had enough of U.S. commands, asserting national sovereignty amid ongoing political tensions.
Carney Government Fails to Deliver on Key Promises
Analysis of the Carney administration's pattern of unfulfilled commitments across multiple policy areas, from public safety to immigration and defense.
Ocasio-Cortez Criticizes Noem's Armed Protest Stance
Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez accuses Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem of hypocrisy regarding armed protesters, citing the killing of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis.
Affordability, Sovereignty to Dominate Parliament's Return
As Canadian parliamentarians reconvene, Prime Minister Mark Carney signals that domestic affordability and national sovereignty will be central to upcoming debates, amid a backdrop of severe winter weather affecting much of the country.
Trump Defends White House Ballroom Amid Legal Battle
Former President Donald Trump faces a lawsuit from preservationists over a massive new White House ballroom, defending it as a gift to America while critics raise ethical questions.
Trump Slams NFL Rule While Minneapolis Unrest Continues
President Donald Trump faces criticism for complaining about the NFL's new kickoff rule on social media instead of addressing the ongoing crisis in Minneapolis following a fatal ICE shooting.
Readers Critique PM Carney's First Year in Letters
Toronto Sun readers share diverse opinions on Prime Minister Mark Carney's performance, Davos speech, and policy directions in the latest letters to the editor.
Ottawa Rally Supports Iran Amid Extreme Cold
Protesters gathered on Parliament Hill in Ottawa during severe winter conditions to express support for the people of Iran, highlighting ongoing international solidarity efforts.
Eleanor Holmes Norton Ends Re-Election Campaign
Eleanor Holmes Norton, the 18-term D.C. delegate and civil rights veteran, has filed to end her re-election campaign, likely concluding her decades-long public service career amid political challenges.
Carney's Travel Agenda Sparks Domestic Focus Concerns
An editorial examines Prime Minister Mark Carney's extensive international travel schedule and questions whether it distracts from pressing domestic issues including national unity threats and economic challenges.
Obama: Minneapolis Shooting a Wake-Up Call for All Americans
Former President Barack Obama released a statement honoring Alex Pretti, a Minneapolis resident killed by federal immigration agents, calling the incident a wake-up call about threats to American values.
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