White House 'Man Who Does It All' Post Sparks Fury
The White House praised Donald Trump as the 'man who does it all,' but online critics were quick to highlight unfulfilled promises, including the release of Epstein files. Explore the controversy.
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Jon Stewart Rages Over Democratic Shutdown Surrender
Jon Stewart erupts as Democrats end historic government shutdown without securing ACA subsidies. The fiery 22-minute monologue demands leadership changes after political collapse.
Heritage Foundation Faces Backlash Over Tucker Carlson Support
Former antisemitism task force member Laurie Cardoza-Moore demands Heritage Foundation president Kevin Roberts resign over his defense of Tucker Carlson's interview with white supremacist Nick Fuentes.
Iraq Votes in Pivotal Election Amid Public Doubt
As Iraq holds a pivotal parliamentary election in a rare period of calm, citizens express deep skepticism that the vote will bring change to a nation plagued by corruption and poor services.
Men aged 18, 20 killed in Chilliwack rollover crash
RCMP confirm two young men died in a single-vehicle rollover crash in Chilliwack. The tragic incident occurred on November 10, 2025. Read details of the investigation.
Bonivital Pool Reopening in Winnipeg November 17
Winnipeg's Bonivital Pool reopens November 17, 2024 after extensive renovations. Get details on the facility upgrades and community impact.
Senate passes bill to end historic government shutdown
The U.S. Senate has approved legislation that could terminate the longest government shutdown in American history after weeks of political stalemate. Learn what this means for federal operations.
Senate passes bill to end government shutdown
The U.S. Senate voted 60-40 to fund the government after a 41-day standoff over healthcare. The bill now moves to the Republican-controlled House for final approval.
CFIA Kelowna office vandalized over ostrich cull
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency's Kelowna office was vandalized amid threats related to recent ostrich operations. Police are investigating the incident.
Japan-China tensions rise over Taiwan remarks
Japan and China exchange sharp diplomatic words after PM Takaichi's comments on Taiwan, escalating regional tensions. Read the latest developments.
London City Hall wastes $1.3M on unused software
London councillors express frustration over $1.3 million computer software project that staff admit will never be implemented. Lessons learned from costly municipal mistake.
Readers Share Views on Canada's Future in Letters
Toronto Sun readers express concerns about Canada's current trajectory and call for political change in latest letters to the editor. Read their perspectives.
Impaired driving charge after vehicle crashes in Highway 11 ditch
A 27-year-old faces impaired driving charges after OPP found their vehicle in a ditch on Highway 11 west of Cochrane. Learn the details of this northern Ontario incident.
Vancouver compassion club founders guilty on drug charges
Founders of a Vancouver compassion club were convicted for trafficking despite providing fentanyl-free drugs. Sentencing is delayed pending a constitutional challenge.
Canada Hosts G7 Foreign Ministers in Niagara Talks
Canadian Minister Anand welcomes U.S. Secretary Rubio and G7 counterparts for crucial foreign affairs discussions in Niagara. Key global issues on the agenda as Canada leads diplomatic efforts.
Canada Hosts G7 Foreign Ministers in Niagara Talks
Canada's Minister Anand welcomes U.S. Secretary Rubio and global counterparts for pivotal G7 discussions. Expert analysis reveals key agenda items and diplomatic significance.
Brandon launches new snow clearing update system
Brandon residents can now receive real-time snow clearing updates through multiple channels. Learn how the city is improving winter communication and service delivery.
Jewish Toronto Demands Answers After Protest Intimidation
Toronto's Jewish community seeks answers after anti-Israel demonstrators marched through neighborhoods, harassing residents while police cite Charter rights. Full details on the incident.
Independent officer decides fate of Saskatoon cop fired
An independent officer will determine the future of a Saskatoon police officer terminated for maintaining friendship with gang associates. Learn about this crucial police accountability case.
Nova Scotia judge defends poppy ban in courtrooms
Nova Scotia's top judge defends courtroom poppy ban decision as Veterans Affairs minister respects court independence. Latest developments in Remembrance Day controversy.
Remembering Canadian Sacrifice in Hong Kong Battle
Honouring the 1,975 Canadians who fought in the Battle of Hong Kong. 290 made the ultimate sacrifice by Christmas Day 1941. Learn their story of courage.
Marjorie Taylor Greene's Surprising Political Shift
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's recent criticism of Donald Trump and praise for Nancy Pelosi sparks a political firestorm. Explore the details and implications of this surprising rift.
Nova Scotia Courts Defend Poppy Ban in Courtrooms
Nova Scotia's top judges defend banning poppies in courtrooms, citing impartiality. Veterans and legal experts call it a betrayal of Canadian sacrifices ahead of Remembrance Day.
Two arrested after RCMP find prohibited gun, stolen truck
RCMP in northern Alberta arrested two men after discovering a prohibited handgun and stolen vehicle in Calling Lake. Read the full details of the police operation.
Supreme Court Declines to Revisit Same-Sex Marriage Ruling
The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear an appeal from Kim Davis, leaving the 2015 same-sex marriage ruling intact. A victory for LGBTQ+ rights in Canada and beyond.
Former chess champion Vladimir Kramnik under investigation
Former world chess champion Vladimir Kramnik faces official investigation over online comments about rivals. Get the latest details on this developing story.
Missing Senior Found Injured in Mississauga Park
Peel Police are investigating after a missing senior was discovered with serious limb injuries in Lewis Bradley Park. Authorities are working to determine the circumstances.
Prince Albert gets $3.6M for policing initiatives
Prince Albert secures $3.6 million in provincial funding for targeted policing programs. Learn how this investment will impact community safety and law enforcement efforts.
Outaouais doctors protest new Quebec health legislation
Medical professionals in the Outaouais region are raising concerns about provincial legislation they say will worsen healthcare access. Learn how this affects patients.
Vancouver bar owner gets 1 year jail for sex assault
A Vancouver bar owner has been sentenced to one year in jail for sexually assaulting a patron. Read the details of the case and the court's ruling.
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