Hamas Infiltrated Canadian NGOs in Gaza to Steal Aid
Confidential Hamas documents reveal a covert campaign targeting Canadian NGOs in Gaza for infiltration, aid theft, and operational control, according to NGO Monitor.
Category : Politics
Montreal Man, 67, Out of Danger Following Ville-Marie Dispute
A 67-year-old Montreal man is no longer in critical condition after a violent altercation in the Ville-Marie borough. Police are investigating the incident, which highlights ongoing concerns about public safety in urban areas.
Calgary Man in Ukraine Recovery Sees No War End
A Calgary man injured while fighting for Ukraine continues his recovery in Kyiv, expressing grim outlook on conflict's conclusion as hostilities persist.
Alberta RCMP Training Reveals Use-of-Force Decision Process
RCMP training exercises at Edmonton International Airport demonstrate the intricate threat assessment and de-escalation tactics officers employ during high-pressure encounters, with less than 1% of public interactions resulting in force.
North Bay Men Charged with Drug Trafficking, Weapons Offences
Two individuals in North Bay face serious charges after a police raid on Trout Lake Road uncovered drugs and weapons, highlighting ongoing law enforcement efforts.
First Ministers Meeting with Indigenous Leaders Could Reshape Canada
An upcoming federal-provincial-territorial meeting including Indigenous leaders as full economic participants represents a pivotal moment for Canada's sustainable growth and Indigenous partnership models.
Utah Mom's Grief Book Leads to Murder Trial Over Husband's Death
Kouri Richins, a Utah mother who authored a children's book on coping with loss after her husband died, now faces trial for allegedly poisoning him, highlighting a shocking twist in a family tragedy.
Windsor Police Hunt Suspect in Downtown Business Break-In
Windsor police are asking for public assistance to identify a suspect who broke into a business on Ouellette Avenue, causing damage and stealing items including a computer monitor.
Supreme Court Rejects Trump's Emergency Tariff Claims
The Supreme Court's 6-3 ruling against President Trump's emergency tariffs raises questions about judicial willingness to limit his autocratic impulses, with critics cautiously optimistic.
U.S. Still Key Partner for Canada Amid Political Chaos
Despite concerning authoritarian tendencies in current U.S. administration, Canada's relationship with America remains crucial due to institutional safeguards and historical ties that transcend temporary political leadership.
RCMP Reserve Program Grapples with Numerous Challenges
A new report reveals the RCMP's reserve program is struggling with recruitment, training, and retention issues, threatening its ability to support frontline policing across Canada.
Indigenous Leaders Outline Priorities for Parliament Spring Sitting
Indigenous leaders across Canada are preparing to advocate for critical issues during the upcoming spring parliamentary session, focusing on land rights, economic development, and reconciliation.
Canada's Envoy to Greenland Seeks Concrete Gains in New Post
In her inaugural interview, Tillie Martinussen, Canada's newly appointed envoy to Greenland, emphasizes the pursuit of measurable outcomes to strengthen bilateral ties and address shared Arctic priorities.
Macron Orders Review of Violent Activist Groups After Fatal Beating
French President Emmanuel Macron has directed a comprehensive review of violent activist organizations following the fatal assault on a far-right activist, signaling a firm governmental response to political violence.
Hungary Blocks EU Ukraine Loan Over Russian Oil
Hungary's Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto announces a veto on a key EU loan to Ukraine until Russian oil shipments are restored, escalating tensions within the bloc.
Israeli Airstrikes Kill 8 Hezbollah Members in Lebanon
Israeli military strikes targeted eastern Lebanon, resulting in the deaths of eight Hezbollah militants, according to officials. The attack occurred in the village of Bednayel, escalating regional tensions.
Ukraine Strikes Key Russian Industrial Site Deep Inside Territory
In a significant escalation, Ukraine has targeted a major industrial site within Russia, as the conflict continues with recent attacks in Zaporizhzhia. Details emerge amid ongoing military tensions.
Ohio GOP Probes Child Care Fraud with Surveillance Plans
Ohio Republicans are pushing measures like mandatory surveillance and daily child photos to combat suspected fraud in government-funded child care, sparking backlash from providers over costs and privacy concerns.
ICE Agents' Misogynistic Language in Minnesota Shootings
Reports reveal ICE agents using derogatory language against women protesters in Minnesota, with experts linking recruitment to toxic masculinity and authoritarian structures.
Why Many Are Leaving MAGA Christianity Over Faith
Former followers of MAGA Christianity share their stories of leaving politicized faith communities, citing moral dissonance, nationalism, and a search for authentic belief.
Ontario Court: Child Porn Collector Deserved Prison but Won't Get It
Ontario's top court ruled house arrest was unfit for a man with over 22,000 child abuse images, but declined to impose prison time, citing justice interests.
Calgary Homelessness Down 40% Since 2008, Perception Gap Remains
Despite a 40% reduction in Calgary's homelessness rate since 2008, visible street-level crises create a disconnect between data and public perception, according to think-tank expert Patricia Jones.
Toronto Police Investigate Shooting in Rexdale
Toronto police are actively investigating a shooting incident reported in the Rexdale neighborhood. Authorities responded to reports of gunshots, with details emerging about the ongoing investigation into the violent event.
Toronto Police Probe Hospital Gunshot Incident
Toronto police are investigating after an adult male entered a local hospital with a gunshot wound on Friday night, February 21, 2026. Authorities are working to determine the circumstances surrounding the shooting.
Electability Concerns Loom Over Crockett's Texas Senate Bid
With the Texas Democratic Senate primary approaching, Rep. Jasmine Crockett faces persistent doubts about her electability against Republican opponents, despite her strong base support and fundraising prowess.
Smith Criticized for Blaming Immigrants for Alberta's Problems
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith faces backlash for targeting immigrants in referendum questions, with critics calling it xenophobic and harmful to provincial unity and national relations.
Canada's $470B Defense Plan Faces Execution Doubts
Prime Minister Mark Carney unveils a $470 billion defense industrial strategy aiming to boost military readiness and create jobs, but critics question bureaucratic implementation.
Canada's Antisemitism Crisis Faces Turning Point Amid Protests
Conrad Black examines two recent events in Canada that may signal a shift in the country's troubling rise of antisemitism, including a massive protest against Iran's regime and defense of Jewish summer camps.
Alberta's Immigration Policy Shift: Welcoming to Restrictive
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's referendum push to curb immigration marks a dramatic reversal from previous efforts to attract skilled workers, highlighting tensions with federal immigration policies.
Alberta Separatists Take Referendum Campaign to Arizona
Alberta separatists are targeting snowbirds in Arizona to sign a petition for an independence referendum, while Premier Smith announces separate constitutional questions.
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