Toronto Anti-Jewish Hate Nears Breaking Point
Aviva Klompas warns that anti-Jewish hate in Toronto is escalating towards deadly violence, citing repeated synagogue attacks and institutional inaction. Read more.
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Windsor police seek suspect in separate retail thefts
Windsor police have arrested one suspect and are searching for another following separate retail theft incidents. The outstanding suspect was last seen wearing distinctive clothing.
Trump Admin Appeals to Freeze SNAP Payments in SCOTUS
The Trump administration renews Supreme Court appeal to maintain SNAP payment freeze, affecting food assistance programs nationwide. Learn about the legal battle's implications.
250+ charges laid against uninsured drivers in Ontario
Ontario Provincial Police laid over 250 charges during October campaign targeting uninsured and unlicensed drivers. Learn about enforcement results and road safety implications.
Charges laid after child killed in Antigonish County collision
A youth and man face charges following a fatal collision in Antigonish County that claimed a child's life. Get the latest details on this developing story.
Thailand court orders extradition of gambling suspect to China
Thailand's court approves extradition of alleged online gambling leader to China. Get the latest details on this international legal development and its implications.
U.S. to skip G20 Summit in South Africa
President Donald Trump announces the U.S. will boycott the G20 Summit in South Africa, escalating a diplomatic rift over his claims about White Afrikaners. Read the full details.
Saskatoon police probe break-in and serious assault
Saskatoon police are actively investigating a break and enter incident that involved a serious assault. Stay informed about the latest developments in this ongoing case.
U.S. strikes kill 6 in Pacific drug boat operations
Recent U.S. military operations targeting alleged drug trafficking vessels in the eastern Pacific resulted in six fatalities. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth oversees ongoing security measures.
Montreal East councillor elected via rare ballot box draw
Julie Larivée becomes Montreal East's district one councillor after an electoral tie was broken by drawing a name from a box. A historic moment for local democracy.
Winnipeg Police Search for Assault Suspect
Winnipeg Police Service is asking for public assistance in identifying an assault suspect. Authorities have released surveillance footage and are seeking information from witnesses.
Carney's Budget Criticized as Trudeau-Style Spending
Prime Minister Mark Carney's first budget, promised as historic, is criticized as big-government spending with minor changes. Analysis of budget choices and political defections.
U.S. Supreme Court Upholds Same-Sex Marriage Nationwide
The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected a call to overturn its landmark decision legalizing same-sex marriage. This reaffirms marriage equality nationwide. Learn more about this pivotal ruling.
BBC Chiefs Quit Over Edited Trump Documentary
BBC director-general resigns after misleading Trump speech edits in Panorama documentary. Major shakeup at UK broadcaster over journalistic ethics breach.
Democratic Fury at Schumer Over Healthcare Concessions
Progressive Democrats erupt in anger as party reopens government without key Affordable Care Act subsidies. Calls grow for Schumer's removal as leader. Read the full story.
Court Rejects Challenge to Same-Sex Marriage Ruling
The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected an appeal from Kim Davis, reaffirming the 2015 Obergefell v. Hodges decision that legalized same-sex marriage nationwide. Read the full analysis.
DroneShield: From Bug Zappers to Defence Dominance
How an idea for a mosquito laser evolved into Australia's most valuable defence stock. Discover DroneShield's journey and the global conflicts driving its success.
2 Arrested in Calgary Stolen Vehicle Incident
Calgary police apprehend two suspects following a stolen vehicle investigation. Get the latest details on this developing crime story from Alberta.
Sarkozy freed after 20 days in Qaddafi conspiracy case
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy has been released from prison after just 20 days of his five-year sentence in the Qaddafi campaign funding conspiracy case. Read the latest developments.
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.
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.
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