Analysis: Ford's Spending, Debt Match Predecessor Wynne
An analysis of Ontario's finances reveals Premier Doug Ford's per-person spending and debt trajectory align closely with the Liberal era he once criticized as reckless. Explore the data.
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Ritchie residents split on major road renewal plans
Edmonton presents three design options for rebuilding 76 Avenue in Ritchie, featuring bike lanes and traffic calming. Long-time residents and business owners voice concerns over parking and community impact.
Canada's top soldier says military ready for conflict 'as-is'
General Jennie Carignan, Canada's Chief of the Defence Staff, asserts the military is prepared for conflict now while outlining a sweeping modernization plan. She discusses recruitment, new capabilities, and the changing global threat landscape.
Barrie Police Draw Weapons in Essa Road Trespasser Search
Barrie police officers drew their firearms during a tense search for a trespasser on Essa Road. Get the latest details on the incident and police response.
Edmonton may charge for parking at city attractions
Edmonton councillor proposes study on implementing parking fees at city-owned attractions like the zoo and science centre to recover costs and reduce property tax pressure. Could this be a new reality for a growing city?
Federal job cut notifications to start in January
The federal government will begin notifying public servants of potential job cuts in January 2025. Get the latest details on this significant workforce adjustment.
Car drives into Ashbridges Bay, no injuries: Toronto police
Toronto police report a vehicle drove down a boat ramp into Ashbridges Bay. No one was injured in the unusual incident. Get the latest details.
Montreal mayor's first month dominated by homelessness crisis
Montreal Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada reflects on her first month, detailing her daily confrontation with the city's homelessness crisis and her plans for action. Read her vision for a more efficient and compassionate Montreal.
Greene: Trump's GOP Grip Loosens, Tough 2026 Midterms Ahead
Outgoing Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene warns of cracks in Trump's Republican Party control and predicts a dismal outcome for the GOP in the 2026 midterm elections. Read her full analysis.
Hate crime probe into knife threat vs. Montreal Uber driver
Montreal police's hate crimes unit is investigating after an Uber driver was threatened with a knife. The incident underscores ongoing safety concerns for ride-share operators in the city.
Robson: Antisemitism is Demonic, Targets Jewish Virtues
Columnist John Robson argues antisemitism is a unique, persistent evil, citing the Bondi Beach massacre and distorted media coverage. Understanding it requires seeing Jews are hated for their virtues, not failings.
MP Michael Ma faces protests over China ties after floor crossing
Markham-Unionville MP Michael Ma's defection to the Liberals sparks protests and questions about his perceived affinity for Chinese government views. Read the full story.
Montreal Christmas Market Targeted by Pro-Palestinian Protesters
A Montreal for Palestine protest at a downtown Christmas market on Dec. 14 sparked controversy, occurring the same day as a deadly antisemitic shooting in Australia. Details on the escalating tensions.
Nurse's Legal Fight for Sex-Segregated Change Rooms
Scottish nurse Sandie Peggie's suspension and legal battle after objecting to a transgender colleague in the female change room. Her fight highlights ongoing conflicts over women's sex-based rights.
Child porn convict fights deportation for 8 years in Canada
Navinder Singh, a permanent resident caught with child pornography in 2018, remains in Canada fighting deportation. His case exposes critical failures in Canada's immigration enforcement system.
Sydney Attack: Spiritual Terrorism, Not Political
Barry Cooper analyzes the Sydney Bondi Beach shooting as spiritual terrorism, distinct from political aims, and warns of its implications for Canada. Read the full analysis.
Canada's Federal Budgets Need Slimmer, Clearer Format
Experts argue Canada's federal budgets have become unwieldy, burying key numbers in hundreds of pages of fluff. They call for a return to short, transparent documents for better accountability.
Man charged for unsafe firearm disposal in recycling bin
An Ontario man faces charges after allegedly disposing of a firearm in a residential recycling container. The OPP stresses the dangers of improper weapon handling. Read the full story.
Ontario woman charged with impaired driving, open alcohol
A Northern Ontario woman faces multiple charges, including impaired driving and having open alcohol, after allegedly running a red light. Get the details on this police investigation.
Impaired driving charges laid after vehicle in ditch near Sudbury
A man from the Sudbury area faces impaired driving charges after Ontario Provincial Police responded to a vehicle in a ditch. The incident underscores ongoing road safety concerns.
Ont. woman charged after school bus stolen, cocaine found
A Northern Ontario woman faces multiple charges after police allege she stole a school bus and was found with cocaine. Get the full details on this unusual case.
Ont. man charged after OPP traffic stop
An Ontario Provincial Police traffic stop led to impaired driving charges after an officer reported smelling alcohol. The incident underscores ongoing road safety enforcement.
Man causes damage at St. Joseph's Hospital in Elliot Lake
Ontario Provincial Police report an incident of vandalism at St. Joseph's General Hospital in Elliot Lake. Details on the arrest and charges.
Crisis Threatens Quebec Liberal Leader Pablo Rodriguez
Quebec Liberal Leader Pablo Rodriguez faces a leadership crisis. Here are five essential facts about the internal party turmoil that could force him out. Read the full analysis.
Carney's First Year as PM Shows Contrast with Trudeau
An analysis of Prime Minister Mark Carney's first year in office reveals a distinct shift in style and substance from his predecessor, Justin Trudeau. Explore the key differences shaping Canada's political landscape.
Bondi Beach shooting suspect charged with 15 murders
The accused gunman in the Bondi Beach mass shooting has been formally charged with 15 counts of murder. The tragedy has sent shockwaves through communities, including Canadians in Montreal.
London mulls 'Good Neighbour Clause' for shelter funding
London's city council is debating adding a 'Good Neighbour Clause' to contracts that fund homeless shelters. The move aims to address community concerns while supporting vital services. Read the latest details.
Sutcliffe's Tree Planting Promise Falls Drastically Short
Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe's campaign promise to plant one million trees in his first term is falling drastically short, with only about 100,000 planted. The city's tree canopy lags behind goals and neighbouring Gatineau.
Rezoning Threatens Ottawa's Poets' Pathway Greenspace
Community groups fear Ottawa's rezoning of over 100 hectares of NCC land could threaten the Poets' Pathway and vital urban forest. Learn about the transparency concerns and environmental impact.
Trump: New White House Ballroom Now Costs $400 Million
Donald Trump announced the cost of the new White House ballroom has risen to $400 million. Major tech firms are funding the project, set for completion in 2028. Read the latest details.
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