Winnipeg launches campaign against human trafficking
Winnipeg launches 'Can You See Us?' initiative to combat human trafficking during major events. Learn how the campaign aims to protect vulnerable individuals.
Category : Politics
CTF Demands Cancellation of Winnipeg City Podcast
Canadian Taxpayers Federation calls for Winnipeg to cancel its official podcast, citing poor performance and wasted public funds. Learn why this initiative failed taxpayers.
Teen Gets Community Service for Multiple Rape Charges
Outrage in Stillwater as Jesse Mack Butler receives only community service despite pleading no contest to 11 counts of rape and assault. Join the conversation about justice reform.
Dangerous offender back in Vancouver, police warn
Vancouver Police issue public warning as dangerous offender Tyler Gordon Strathdee returns to live in the community. Stay informed and vigilant.
Carney: Emissions cap critics are 'wrong'
PM Mark Carney defends emissions cap and $78B deficit, arguing critics are 'wrong' about stalled energy projects. Get the latest on Canada's economic policy.
Ottawa approves Lansdowne 2.0 in narrow 15-10 vote
Ottawa City Council greenlights the controversial $418.8 million Lansdowne 2.0 redevelopment following heated debates. Learn about the vote and what's next for the project.
Youth charged with murder in Whitewood death
RCMP have charged a youth with murder following a death investigation in Whitewood, Saskatchewan. Get the latest details on this developing case.
Ottawa approves $418.8M Lansdowne arena plan
Ottawa City Council greenlights $418.8 million redevelopment for new arena and north-side stands at Lansdowne Park. Major urban revitalization project moves forward.
Whitby Break-and-Enter: Arrest Made, Suspect Wanted
Durham police have arrested Nelson Perez-Rojas for a Whitby break-and-enter. A second suspect remains at large as the investigation continues.
Snowden, Sask. man charged with second-degree murder
Kevin Searcy, 68, faces a second-degree murder charge after his spouse, Diane Searcy, 69, was found dead during a wellness check in Snowden, Saskatchewan. Read the latest on this tragic case.
Queen Elizabeth I's Take on Canada's Spending Crisis
As Canada's deficit hits $80 billion, we examine what Queen Elizabeth I would think of modern fiscal mismanagement. Discover the shocking examples of government waste.
ICE launches national call centre for migrant children
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement establishes national call centre to locate unaccompanied migrant children amid partnership surge. Learn about the new initiative.
Poilievre opposes Carney's federal budget in speech
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre outlines market-first opposition to Mark Carney's federal budget, criticizing government spending approach. Read his full critique.
How Ottawa Council Voted on Lansdowne 2.0 Changes
Ottawa city councillors debated crucial amendments to Lansdowne 2.0 before the final vote. See which motions passed and the alternative plan proposed.
SIU Investigating Anti-Riot Weapon Use in Selkirk
Ontario's Special Investigations Unit examines police deployment of anti-riot weaponry during Selkirk incident. Get the latest details on this developing story.
Brad Bradford: Clear encampments in 48 hours
Toronto Councillor Brad Bradford demands a 48-hour deadline to clear homeless encampments near schools and playgrounds, citing safety risks for families.
Hostage remains returned to Israel in Gaza ceasefire
The body of Israeli-American Capt. Omer Neutra has been repatriated from Gaza as part of a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas. Learn more about the ongoing developments.
Kenneth Braun trial for sexual assault enters second week
The jury trial for former Saskatoon massage therapist Kenneth Braun, accused of six counts of historical sexual assault, continues this week. Follow for updates on this developing case.
Federal government spent $2M on Bill 21 court fight
The Canadian government has spent nearly $2 million on legal challenges to Quebec's controversial Bill 21. Discover the details of this constitutional battle.
ICE Call Center to Track Immigrant Children
ICE proposes a 24/7 call center to coordinate with law enforcement tracking unaccompanied immigrant children, as deportations surge in New York. Critics warn it facilitates deportations.
Mother of Four Shot After Mistakenly Entering Wrong Home
A 32-year-old Guatemalan immigrant was fatally shot after accidentally approaching the wrong Indiana home for cleaning work. Her husband witnessed the tragedy as police investigate.
Five GTA men charged in $1.6M cannabis bust
OPP charges five GTA men after major illegal cannabis operation uncovered in Brighton, with $1.6 million in plants and dried bud seized. Learn the details of the bust.
Judges giving lighter sentences to avoid deportations
Canadian judges are giving non-citizens lighter sentences to prevent deportation, creating a two-tier justice system. Conservative MP demands changes.
Full November 2025 SNAP Benefits Confirmed
The Trump administration will pay full November 2025 food benefits despite court challenges. Stay informed about SNAP program developments.
Democrats Offer Deal to End US Government Shutdown
Senate Democrats propose a deal to reopen the US government in exchange for a one-year extension of Affordable Care Act subsidies, as millions face food benefit losses and federal employees work without pay.
Sask. invests $800K+ for Moose Jaw policing positions
Saskatchewan government commits over $800,000 to bolster Moose Jaw Police Service staffing. Learn how this investment enhances community safety and supports local law enforcement efforts.
Ottawa murder victims' family seeks immigration assistance
Family of Ottawa mass murder victims calls on immigration department for assistance. Learn how the tragic case unfolded and what support is needed for surviving relatives.
Arson probe at Windsor Ford City construction site
Windsor police are investigating a suspected arson at a Ford City construction site. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward with any information about the incident.
Legion educates Chelmsford students on Remembrance Day
Legion members in Sudbury are ensuring students understand the significance of Remembrance Day ceremonies through educational outreach programs in Chelmsford schools.
MADD Edmonton launches red ribbon campaign
MADD Edmonton launches its annual red ribbon campaign as a sobering reminder against impaired driving. Learn how you can support road safety this holiday season.
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