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.
Category : Politics
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.
New Baddeck rink to receive federal funding if budget passes
Baddeck, N.S. could get a new ice rink with federal support if the 2025 budget passes. Learn how this investment would benefit the community and local sports.
Man charged in Peel Region extortion shootings
Iqbal Bhagria, 25, of Brampton faces charges following two extortion-related shootings in Caledon and Brampton. Police continue investigating with one suspect outstanding.
Peel police charge man in extortion-related shootings
Iqbal Bhagria, 25, faces charges following two extortion-related shootings in Caledon and Brampton. One suspect remains outstanding as police continue investigation.
Northern Ont. man faces impaired driving charges
A Northern Ontario man faces impaired driving charges following a speeding stop. Read the latest details about this traffic enforcement incident and its consequences.
Federal escapees arrested in Winnipeg police operation
Winnipeg Police Service apprehends federal escapees following coordinated operation. Details on the arrest and ongoing investigation revealed.
UCP to vote on 35 resolutions at AGM
Alberta's UCP members will vote on 35 policy resolutions, including flag restrictions, healthcare fees for temporary residents, and exploring an Alberta police force. Read the key proposals.
Thousands of Quebec Doctors Protest Health-Care Law
Thousands of Quebec doctors and medical students packed Montreal's Bell Centre to protest Bill 2, warning the health-care law will cripple patient access and force physicians to leave.
Ruba Ghazal to run for Quebec premier in 2026
Québec Solidaire co-spokesperson Ruba Ghazal announces her candidacy for Quebec premier in the 2026 provincial election. Get the latest on Quebec politics and leadership.
Trump Set to Become First Sitting President at NFL Game Since 1978
Donald Trump plans to attend a regular-season NFL game, marking the first appearance by a sitting U.S. president since 1978. Read about this historic moment in sports and politics.
Hanson Analyzes Democrats' Chaos Strategy Post-Election
Victor Davis Hanson examines Democratic tactics in 2025 off-year elections, analyzing chaos strategy effectiveness and Republican responses. Read the full analysis.
Highway 17 Damaged Vehicle Leads to Impaired Charges
Ontario Provincial Police charge driver after discovering damaged vehicle on Highway 17. Read about the impaired driving incident and police response.
Manitoba Premier Kinew Talks Election Prep at NDP Convention
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew outlines election preparation strategy at NDP convention in Winnipeg. Learn about the party's vision for Manitoba's future.
Two injured in Peace River area shooting
Two individuals were sent to hospital following a shooting incident near Peace River, Alberta. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the violent event.
Charges laid in Thunder Bay homicide case
Thunder Bay Police Service announces charges in ongoing homicide investigation. Get the latest details on this developing criminal case in Northern Ontario.
PQ and CAQ may collaborate on STM back-to-work order
Parti Québécois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon announces potential collaboration with CAQ government to resolve STM labor dispute through back-to-work legislation in Montreal.
Quebec Towns See 80% Voter Turnout in Municipal Elections
While Montreal reported only 37% voter turnout, small Quebec towns like Calixa-Lavallée saw over 78% participation. Discover how close-knit communities are revitalizing local democracy.
Inside Conservative Party's Culture of Fear
Sharan Kaur reveals the Conservative Party's internal culture of fear under Pierre Poilievre's leadership. Discover the hidden dynamics affecting Canadian politics today.
Inside Conservative Party's Culture of Fear: Sharan Kaur
Sharan Kaur reveals the Conservative Party's internal culture of fear under Pierre Poilievre's leadership. Read the explosive investigation into party dynamics and political climate.
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