Final Debate for Québec Solidaire Leadership Candidates
Québec Solidaire candidates participate in final low-key debate to succeed Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois. Get the latest on the leadership race and what's next for the party.
Category : Politics
Multiple weapons seized at Windsor border crossings
Canadian border officers confiscated five firearms and two knives at Windsor crossings during a five-day security operation. Learn about enhanced border security measures.
Russian strikes kill 4 in Ukraine, hit civilian targets
Russian missile attacks struck a residential apartment building and energy infrastructure in Dnipro, Ukraine, killing four people. Latest developments in the ongoing conflict.
Indigenous Veterans' Dual Battles: Overseas and Home
Exploring the untold story of Indigenous veterans who fought battles abroad only to face discrimination upon returning home to Canada. Learn their powerful legacy.
Gaza Death Toll Hits 69,000 Amid Ceasefire Exchange
Gaza health officials report over 69,000 Palestinians killed in Israel-Hamas war as ceasefire continues. Latest figures reflect bodies recovered from rubble and ongoing violence.
Mamdani's mayoral campaign drew visual inspiration
Explore how Zohran Mamdani's successful 2025 New York mayoral campaign found its unique visual identity by drawing inspiration from Bollywood and local bodegas.
Alberta recall law faces partisan abuse, warns author
Alberta's recall legislation, designed for democratic accountability, is being co-opted by left-wing groups for partisan goals, undermining its intent. Learn how this affects provincial politics.
How Modern Warfare Resembles Video Games
Exploring the evolution from WWI's brutal reality to today's sanitized warfare that distances soldiers and citizens from human costs. Remember the fallen this Remembrance Day.
Conservative MP exits don't threaten Poilievre's leadership
Analysis shows recent Conservative MP departures don't signal leadership trouble for Pierre Poilievre. Learn why media predictions about his political future have consistently been wrong.
Pakistani immigrant wins chance to stay in Canada
Yasir Baig, who caused a deadly 2018 highway crash in Mississauga, has won a Federal Court appeal against deportation. Learn about the case details and judicial review.
Carney faces test as Canadians' patience wears thin
Prime Minister Mark Carney faces mounting pressure to deliver results on US tariffs and federal budget as Canadians' patience wears thin six months into his term.
Serious Hit-and-Run Injury in Brampton Overnight
A pedestrian suffered serious injuries after a hit-and-run collision in Brampton overnight. Police are investigating and seeking witnesses. Read the latest details.
Human remains discovered at Vaughan recycling center
York Regional Police are investigating after human remains were found at a Vaughan recycling facility on November 8, 2025. Authorities continue their probe into this disturbing discovery.
Conrad Black: Carney's Budget a Colossal Letdown
Conrad Black analyzes Prime Minister Mark Carney's federal budget, arguing it squanders goodwill and fails to deliver the aggressive reform Canada's economy needs. Read the full critique.
Manitoba NDP's meth detention bill prioritizes public safety
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew passes bill allowing involuntary detention of meth addicts for public safety. Could this pragmatic approach revive federal NDP prospects? Read analysis.
Military Families Need Support for CAF Success
As Canada invests $84B in defence, military families face systemic barriers that threaten operational readiness. Supporting families is crucial for national security.
Bolton: Carney made mistake apologizing to Trump
Former US official John Bolton says Mark Carney erred in apologizing to Donald Trump for anti-tariff advertisement. Get the latest political analysis.
Carville Forecasts Democratic Victory, Court Reform in 2028
Democratic strategist James Carville predicts Democrats will control White House, Senate, and House in 2028, planning Supreme Court expansion from 9 to 13 justices. Read the explosive political forecast.
New DOJ Probe Into 2016 Russia Investigation
The Justice Department has launched a fresh investigation into the Obama administration's 2016 Russia interference assessment, issuing subpoenas to key figures. Learn about the latest developments.
Ex-Prosecutor Slams JD Vance Over Court Order Defiance
Former federal prosecutor Barbara McQuade criticizes JD Vance for dismissing federal judge's ruling on SNAP benefits. Legal battle continues as Supreme Court pauses order.
Three deported in B.C. extortion investigations
British Columbia authorities investigate 78 individuals in extortion cases with three already deported. Public safety minister reveals ongoing crackdown on organized crime.
Alberta Premier: Lougheed Would Use Notwithstanding Clause
Alberta's Premier asserts his predecessor Peter Lougheed would have invoked the notwithstanding clause amid teacher strikes. Read the political analysis and implications.
Winnipeg police officer pleads guilty to charges
A Winnipeg police officer has pleaded guilty to multiple charges, with the police chief calling it a dark day for the service. Learn more about this developing story.
Taiwan VP Seeks Closer EU Relations in Brussels Speech
Taiwan's Vice President Bi-Khim Hsiao urges deeper cooperation with European Union in historic address to international lawmakers in Brussels. Learn about this significant diplomatic development.
Court: Trump admin illegally deployed troops to Portland
Federal judge finds Trump administration violated legal requirements when deploying federal troops to Portland protests in 2025. Read the full ruling details.
Edmonton Murder Case: Witness Question in Liana White Death
CTV News Edmonton examines the Michael White trial aftermath and the crucial witness question in Liana White's murder case. Learn the unfolding details.
Vancouver Park Board Budget Cuts Threaten Services
Vancouver Park Board confronts $15M budget cuts and $8.9M revenue targets. Former commissioner reveals how cooperation achieved past successes for city parks and recreation.
Newsom's White House Hopes Rise in Democratic Revival
California Governor Gavin Newsom's presidential prospects strengthen as Democratic momentum builds. Explore the political shifts and key developments fueling his 2025 campaign ambitions.
Judge Blocks Trump's Portland National Guard Deployment
A federal judge ruled the Trump administration lacked legal grounds to deploy the National Guard to Portland protests. Learn the key facts and implications of this major ruling.
Help Find Missing Ottawa Teen Aka William Tano
Ottawa police request public assistance in locating 14-year-old Aka William Tano, last seen November 4 on Renaud Road. He frequents Gloucester and St. Laurent areas.
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