Aboriginal Title Decision Impacts B.C. Property Rights
A landmark B.C. court ruling establishes Aboriginal title precedence over private property, affecting Richmond homeowners. Learn about the implications for property rights across Canada.
Category : Politics
Syrian leader's journey from jihad to White House meeting
Ahmed al-Sharaa's remarkable transformation from global jihad figure to White House meeting participant marks a significant geopolitical shift. Discover his controversial path.
Calgary Cold Case: 1968 Mob Murder Solved
After 50+ years, Calgary woman Anna Sylvia Just's murder is solved. DNA evidence links her 1968 death to notorious Vegas mobster Thomas Hanley. Read the full cold case breakthrough.
Windsor Council Meets with MPs and MPPs in Roundtable
Windsor City Council convenes important roundtable discussion with local MPs and MPPs to address key municipal issues. Learn about the agenda and expected outcomes.
French Court Rules on Sarkozy Jail Release
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy awaits court decision on release from jail pending appeal over Libyan campaign funding scandal. Follow live updates.
Supreme Court Hears Rastafarian Dreadlocks Case
US Supreme Court will hear landmark religious freedom case involving Rastafarian man seeking to sue prison officials for cutting his dreadlocks. Follow this developing legal battle.
LaSalle Mayor Calls for Fair Police Funding in Ontario
LaSalle's mayor advocates for equitable provincial police funding distribution. Learn how this impacts community safety and municipal budgets across Ontario.
John Oliver Exposes Felony Murder Law Injustices
John Oliver's investigation reveals shocking racial disparities and life sentences under felony murder laws. Learn how these laws punish people for crimes they didn't commit.
Germany opens trial in Christmas market car-ramming attack
The murder trial of Taleb al-Abdulmohsen, accused in the deadly Christmas market car-ramming attack, begins in Germany. Follow the courtroom proceedings and latest developments.
Sarkozy to be released from prison under supervision
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy will be released from prison under judicial supervision, a Paris court ruled. Follow the latest developments in this high-profile case.
Canada's Fragile Parliament May Shrink to 1-Seat Margin
James Moore examines the precarious state of Canada's minority Parliament as it faces potential reduction to a single-seat margin. Explore the political implications for governance.
St. Thomas man charged in hospital knife threat incident
A St. Thomas man faces charges after allegedly threatening hospital staff with a knife. The incident occurred at St. Thomas Elgin-General Hospital, raising security concerns.
Kherson faces new siege 3 years after liberation
As Ukraine's Kherson marks three years since liberation from Russian troops, residents now confront a different kind of siege. Discover the ongoing challenges facing this resilient city.
Unschooling in Canada: Two Alumni Experiences
Explore the realities of unschooling in Canada through the contrasting stories of two alumni. Is it educational freedom or neglect? Discover the expert insights.
Trump's False Claims During Commanders Game Interview
President Donald Trump made multiple false statements about the economy during a Fox broadcast interview at the Washington Commanders game. Read the fact-checked details.
Paris Court Rules on Sarkozy Prison Release
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy awaits court decision on prison release for Libyan campaign funding conspiracy. Latest developments from Paris courtroom.
Israel hands over 15 Palestinian bodies in Gaza
Israeli authorities returned bodies of 15 Palestinians via Red Cross convoy amid ongoing conflict. Get the latest developments on this humanitarian exchange.
Woman seriously injured in North York shooting
A woman sustained serious injuries in a North York shooting. Toronto police are investigating the incident that occurred on November 10, 2025. Stay informed about public safety updates.
Zelenskyy Seeks U.S. Patriot Systems Against Russian Attacks
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy urgently requests Patriot missile systems from the U.S. to counter Russia's devastating attacks on Ukraine's power grid. Latest developments in the ongoing conflict.
North York shooting leaves one injured near Weston Road
Toronto police are investigating a late-night shooting in North York that left one person injured near Weston Road and Lawrence Avenue. Get the latest details on this developing story.
Toronto Police Release First Intimate Partner Violence Data
Toronto Police Services have publicly released intimate partner violence statistics for the first time, revealing critical patterns in domestic abuse cases across the city.
Brazil's deadliest police raid fails to capture gang leaders
Brazil's largest police operation in Rio de Janeiro's Complexo do Alemao favela failed to capture Comando Vermelho gang leaders despite massive deployment. Learn about the aftermath.
Trump pardons Giuliani for 2020 election efforts
Former President Trump grants pardon to Rudy Giuliani and others involved in attempts to overturn 2020 election results. Official confirmation received November 10, 2025.
Ghislaine Maxwell's Prison Privileges Exposed
Rep. Jamie Raskin alleges Ghislaine Maxwell receives 'luxury service' in federal prison, raising questions about special treatment and potential quid pro quo arrangements.
Ben Mulroney on Canada's Need for National Renewal
Ben Mulroney argues that reimagining Canada is not just possible but essential. He presents a thought-provoking obituary for the nation, urging a recommitment to unity and economic potential.
Afghanistan Veterans Seek Victoria Cross Recognition
Canadian Afghanistan veterans feel forgotten as no Victoria Cross was awarded despite 40,000 deployments. Learn about the campaign to upgrade valour decorations.
China introduces H-1B style visa for tech workers
China unveils its version of the H-1B visa program to attract foreign technology professionals, creating new global competition for skilled workers. Learn how this affects Canada's tech sector.
Court Allows Full SNAP Benefits During Government Shutdown
A federal appeals court allows an order for full SNAP benefits to stand, impacting 42 million low-income Americans. The legal battle continues as food aid hangs in the balance.
BBC faces leadership crisis after Trump edit scandal
The BBC confronts a major leadership crisis as senior news executives resign over controversial editing of a Trump speech and bias allegations. Learn how this impacts media credibility.
Conway: Trump's Most Dangerous Days Still Ahead
Conservative attorney George Conway warns Donald Trump poses increasing danger with three years left in term. Expert analysis on political implications for Canada and beyond.
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