Obama on Democratic Election Performance and Future
Former President Barack Obama reflects on Democratic successes in recent elections while cautioning against internal divisions. Learn what he says the party must do to secure future victories.
Category : Politics
Hungary's Orbán seeks Trump blessing for Russian oil
Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán meets with President Trump to secure continued Russian oil purchases despite Ukraine conflict. Key diplomatic move could impact European energy policy.
Ontario deficit shrinks to $13.5B
Ontario's budget deficit is forecast to improve to $13.5 billion despite U.S. trade turmoil. Learn how stronger tax revenues are helping the province's finances.
Closing arguments in Prince Albert drug trafficking trial
The Tyler Bear drug trafficking trial reaches closing arguments phase in Prince Albert. Get the latest courtroom developments and what comes next in this Saskatchewan case.
Alberta's Recall Process Under Scrutiny Amid Union Efforts
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith faces pressure as unions launch recall petitions against UCP MLAs. Learn about the high thresholds and political implications of the recall legislation.
Antonio Brown Arrested on Attempted Murder Charge
Former NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown faces attempted murder charges following a shooting incident in Miami. Get the latest details on the arrest and ongoing investigation.
Calgary Council Gender Imbalance: 12 Men, 2 Women
Calgary's new city council features only 2 women among 14 members, raising concerns about democratic representation and policy diversity in municipal governance.
22 arrests in Quebec child exploitation probe
A Quebec police task force arrested 22 men for possessing, accessing, and distributing child pornography. Most suspects have already appeared in court. Report child exploitation at cybertip.ca.
Peru votes to declare Mexican president persona non grata
Peruvian Congress declares Mexico's president persona non grata following asylum offer to former prime minister. Diplomatic relations severed in escalating crisis.
U.S. Democrats Request Prince Andrew Epstein Interview
Democratic lawmakers on a U.S. congressional committee have formally requested an interview with former Prince Andrew regarding his connections to Jeffrey Epstein. The disgraced royal must respond by November 20, 2025.
Veterans Support Under Scrutiny Across Canada
As Remembrance Day approaches, Canadians question whether enough is being done to support veterans. Explore the ongoing national conversation about veteran care and resources.
LaSalle Taxes May Jump $200 in 2026
LaSalle residents face a potential property tax increase of nearly $200 in 2026. Get the details on the proposed budget and its implications for homeowners.
22 arrested in Quebec child exploitation sting
Quebec authorities arrested 22 men in major online child sexual exploitation operation. Learn about the investigation and how to protect children from digital predators.
Girl, 8, killed in Oakville crash, driver charged
An 8-year-old girl has died and her mother was injured after a Lexus SUV left the roadway in Oakville. The 47-year-old driver faces charges. Police are investigating.
Final vote on $418.8M Ottawa arena plan at Lansdowne
Ottawa City Council prepares for crucial final vote on $418.8 million plan for new arena and north-side stands at Lansdowne Park. Decision expected to shape city's future.
White Powder Incident at US Military Base Hospitalizes Staff
A suspicious package with white powder sent to Joint Base Andrews caused multiple illnesses and evacuations. Details on the ongoing investigation and base security.
MTG's CNN Interview: Price Disagreement & Political Criticism
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene clashes with Trump on grocery prices, blasts congressional leadership in explosive CNN interview. Read the full analysis of her political shift.
Furloughed Worker Visits Food Bank During Shutdown
Summer Kerksick, a furloughed government contractor, shares her struggle during the historic government shutdown and how food banks are helping her survive without paychecks.
Quebec doctors face criticism amid provincial exodus
Montreal journalist Toula Drimonis examines why Quebec doctors leaving the province face unfair criticism and how Hippocrates' principle should protect physicians too.
Lansdowne 2.0 costs decrease, says Ottawa mayor
Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe reveals reduced costs for Lansdowne 2.0 redevelopment. Learn about the updated financial plan and project timeline for this major urban renewal initiative.
Drone Activity Halts Brussels Airport Flights
Major European cargo airport in Belgium suspends operations due to unauthorized drone sightings. All flights grounded as authorities investigate the security breach.
Espionage trial for ex-Hydro-Quebec researcher continues
The espionage trial of Yuesheng Wang, a Chinese researcher fired from Hydro-Quebec, continues. Follow the latest developments in this high-profile case.
One dead after two-vehicle crash in St. Clair Township
Ontario Provincial Police investigate fatal collision in St. Clair Township that left one person dead. Latest details on the tragic incident and ongoing investigation.
Stefanik Runs for NY Governor, First GOP Bid in 20 Years
Rep. Elise Stefanik announces her run for New York Governor, setting up a major 2026 race against Democrat Kathy Hochul. Get the latest on this political showdown.
North Korea fires ballistic missile toward eastern waters
South Korea reports North Korea launched a ballistic missile toward eastern waters on November 7, 2025, escalating regional tensions. Learn more about the security implications.
Mamdani's Victory: A Lesson in Civic Engagement
Zohran Mamdani's New York mayoral win demonstrates grassroots power and civic renewal. A vital lesson for Canadian democracy and youth engagement.
BBC edited Trump speech in Capitol riot film: report
A leaked memo reveals the BBC edited Donald Trump's speech to suggest he incited the Capitol riot. Learn how the broadcaster breached its own editorial standards.
Canadians' Personal Hope, National Gloom: Poll
A new Leger poll reveals a stark contrast: Canadians are optimistic about their personal lives but pessimistic about their province and country's direction. Explore the data and political divides.
Antisemitism Rising in Toronto and New York
As Kristallnacht commemorations approach, rising antisemitism incidents in Toronto and political rhetoric spark concerns about normalization of hatred against Jewish communities.
Most Canadians say Liberals falling short: poll
New Postmedia-Leger poll reveals 72% of Canadians are disappointed with Liberal government's progress on cost-of-living crisis, though Mark Carney's approval ratings show improvement.
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