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.
Category : Politics
WSJ Slams Trump's $2000 Tariff Dividend Proposal
The Wall Street Journal's editorial board strongly criticized Donald Trump's proposal to give Americans a $2000 dividend from tariff revenues, calling it a political maneuver.
Château Laurier: Canada's Secret WWII Headquarters
Discover how Ottawa's Château Laurier hotel became the secret headquarters for C.D. Howe's elite team that helped win World War II through covert operations and economic strategy.
Leading public service through austerity cuts
Former deputy minister Daniel Quan-Watson shares crucial advice for public service executives facing budget reductions. Learn how to maintain morale and lead effectively during uncertain times.
Republican Warns Healthcare Could Sink 2026 Midterms
Rep. Jeff Van Drew warns Republicans face electoral disaster in 2026 without healthcare reform. Learn why premiums and Affordable Care Act replacement matter.
Trump pardons 77 over 2020 election actions
Donald Trump grants sweeping pardons to 77 individuals involved in 2020 election challenges, including Rudy Giuliani. Read the full details and implications.
Trump's 'The Beast' seen with open trunk
President Donald Trump's armored limo, 'The Beast,' was photographed with its trunk open during a Florida motorcade. Officials confirm no security impact. Discover the details.
Democrats Face Fury Over Government Shutdown Deal
Democratic senators face intense criticism after ending 40-day government shutdown with deal that delays ACA subsidies vote. Progressive leaders call it 'surrender' to Trump.
Senate ends longest US shutdown in bipartisan deal
Eight Democratic senators joined Republicans to end the historic government shutdown, securing SNAP funding but leaving ACA subsidies unresolved. Learn about the political implications.
Ruba Ghazal to Lead Québec Solidaire in 2026 Election
Québec solidaire confirms Ruba Ghazal as their candidate for premier in the 2026 provincial election. The co-spokesperson will participate in leaders' debates advocating feminist, inclusive sovereignty.
Groups protest Saskatchewan pronoun law in Regina
Community groups gathered in Regina to oppose Bill 137, sharing personal testimonies and urging school trustees to refuse compliance with the controversial pronoun policy.
Maryland Governor Defies Trump on Redistricting
Maryland Governor Wes Moore vows an aggressive stance on redistricting, countering Republican efforts. Learn how this national battle could reshape the U.S. political map.
Trump Met with Loud Boos at NFL Game in Maryland
Donald Trump faced loud boos and cheers at a Washington Commanders game. The mixed reaction highlights the former president's polarizing presence at sporting events. Read the full story.
3 charged in Regina's 10th homicide of 2025
Regina police have charged three individuals in connection with the city's tenth homicide of 2025 after a man was found dead on 12th Avenue. Learn the latest details.
Readers Sound Off on TMU Attack, Liberal Government
Toronto Sun readers share strong opinions on the TMU protest charges, the Liberal government's economic management, and the NDP's political strategy in the latest letters section.
Police seek female suspect in downtown Toronto robberies
Toronto Police are searching for a female suspect wanted for two robberies at the same downtown store, including an assault with an unknown substance. Learn more about the investigation.
One dead following north Scarborough fire, police investigating
Toronto police are investigating a fatal fire in north Scarborough after one person was found deceased on November 8. Authorities continue their investigation into the circumstances.
Giant generator noise plagues Toronto shelter neighbours
A massive generator powering a Toronto homeless shelter since mid-October is creating constant low-frequency noise disturbing nearby condo residents. Learn about the community impact and city response.
Ottawa Chooses Eurovision Over Local Media Support
Federal budget prioritizes Eurovision Song Contest funding while ignoring Canada's multicultural media crisis. Experts warn this fuels disinformation in diaspora communities.
Ex-Montreal police chief wins harassment tribunal case
Quebec labour tribunal rules former Montreal police chief Philippe Pichet was a victim of psychological harassment during his controversial reintegration into the force. Read the full story.
OPP lays impaired driving charges near Thunder Bay
Ontario Provincial Police charge driver with impaired driving and other offenses near Thunder Bay. Stay informed about road safety in Northern Ontario communities.
RCMP arrest duo near Wadena after stolen vehicle stalls
Saskatchewan RCMP apprehend two suspects after stolen vehicle runs out of fuel near Wadena. Latest crime news from rural Saskatchewan communities.
Calgary Police Handle Stolen Vehicle Incident
Calgary Police are currently managing a police incident involving a stolen vehicle in the city's southwest area. Stay informed about the ongoing situation and safety updates.
Newsom Calls Trump 'Invasive Species' in Texas Rally
California Governor Gavin Newsom intensifies criticism of Donald Trump, calling him a 'historically unpopular president' following Democratic election victories. Read the latest political analysis.
Calgary's Weekend: Honouring Heroes & Winter Fun
A visual recap of a poignant weekend in Calgary featuring Remembrance Day ceremonies, 9-1-1 Heroes awards, and the start of the winter sports season. See the powerful moments captured by Postmedia photographers.
Silver Cross Mother Reflects on Son's Life Before Remembrance Day
Nancy Payne, Canada's National Silver Cross Mother, shares her son's story and the lasting impact of his sacrifice as the nation prepares for Remembrance Day ceremonies.
Trump Shares Satirical Obama Story as Real News
Donald Trump amplified a 9-month-old satirical article about Obama on Truth Social, mistaking parody for reality. The piece came from Dunning-Kruger Times, which explicitly states all content is fiction.
Northern Ontario Man Charged With Impaired Driving
A Sault Ste. Marie man faces impaired driving charges following a recent vehicle crash. Learn about the incident and Ontario's impaired driving laws.
Shooting in King Township, Suspect Flees on Foot
York Regional Police are investigating an early morning shooting in King Township involving two vehicles. A suspect fled on foot, prompting road closures and a large police presence. No injuries reported.
Trump Wants Name on New Commanders Stadium
President Donald Trump reportedly wants Washington Commanders' new $3.7B stadium named after him. White House sources confirm discussions with team ownership.
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