Montreal Homeless Skeptical of Election Promises
As Montreal's mayoral race heats up, homeless residents express deep skepticism about campaign pledges, calling them recycled rhetoric that rarely translates into real change.
Category : Politics
Canadian Military Targets 400,000 Reserve Personnel
Canada's Department of National Defence is developing an ambitious mobilization strategy to dramatically expand its reserve forces, potentially growing to 400,000 personnel to enhance national security readiness.
Halloween Political Controversy in Toronto Cartoon
A biting editorial cartoon by Steve Nease captures the tension between Halloween festivities and political polarization in Canadian society, offering a timely commentary as trick-or-treaters take to the streets.
Toronto Readers Sound Off on Key Local Issues
Toronto residents voice strong opinions on vaccine mandates, public transit safety, and political leadership in this week's compelling letters to the editor.
U.S. Cuts Refugee Intake to 7,500, Down 90% From Biden Era
The United States plans to dramatically reduce refugee admissions to just 7,500 people in the coming year, a staggering decrease from over 100,000 under President Biden, signaling a major shift in American immigration policy.
Trump Admin Debated Resuming US Nuclear Weapons Testing
Exclusive investigation reveals how Trump administration officials seriously debated resuming U.S. nuclear weapons testing for the first time since 1992, alarming arms control advocates and military experts.
Poilievre Rebukes Carney: Young Canadians Deserve Economic Hope
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre delivers sharp rebuttal to Mark Carney's pre-budget speech, outlining bold vision to tackle housing crisis and restore economic opportunity for younger generations.
Dana Bash Grills Mike Johnson Over Shutdown Crisis
In a tense exchange, CNN anchor Dana Bash presses House Speaker Mike Johnson on Republican infighting that threatens to trigger a government shutdown, questioning his ability to control his own party.
Perkins Testifies About Fatal Fight with Pavelick
Exclusive courtroom testimony reveals chilling details of the fatal altercation between John Perkins and Branton Pavelick in Regina, as the second-degree murder trial continues.
Minister's wife lobbied for college group that got millions
Exclusive investigation reveals Ontario Labour Minister's wife lobbied for a college advocacy group that secured $3.75 million in provincial grants, raising questions about transparency and potential conflicts of interest.
Poilievre's "We See You" Message to Young Canadians
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre delivers powerful pre-budget speech targeting young Canadians struggling with affordability crisis, housing costs, and economic uncertainty.
Richmond seeks federal aid for refugee shelter crisis
Metro Vancouver's Richmond faces a shelter capacity crisis as growing numbers of refugees and asylum seekers strain resources, prompting urgent calls for federal intervention and funding.
Marine Arrested for Kidnapping with Sexual Assault Intent
An active-duty U.S. Marine faces serious federal charges after allegedly kidnapping a young girl with intent to commit sexual assault, according to FBI court documents.
Ottawa committee approves Lansdowne 2.0 transformation
Ottawa's ambitious Lansdowne 2.0 redevelopment project clears crucial committee hurdle, paving the way for a revitalized urban destination with new event centre, residential towers, and retail spaces.
Heritage Foundation Staffer Set Up Tucker Carlson-Nick Fuentes Meet
Leaked emails reveal Heritage Foundation staffer Robert Stilson arranged a secret meeting between Tucker Carlson and white nationalist Nick Fuentes, raising questions about mainstream conservative ties to extremist figures.
Victoria Bylaw Department Plagued by Bullying: Investigation
An explosive investigation reveals systemic bullying, discrimination, and harassment within Victoria's bylaw department, prompting urgent calls for reform and accountability.
Canada Spends $1.5M Fighting Black Employees' Lawsuit
Canadian taxpayers have footed a $1.5 million bill as the federal government battles a class action lawsuit from Black public servants alleging workplace discrimination, raising questions about government accountability.
Montreal Mayoral Candidate Faces Ethics Scrutiny
Explore the ethical dilemma facing Montreal mayoral candidate Luc Rabouin as he navigates campaign financing rules while maintaining his political ambitions in Plateau-Mont-Royal.
JD Vance Defends Noem's Dog Killing Controversy
Senator JD Vance sparks outrage by defending South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem's admission of killing her family dog, suggesting 'we've all had bad days' in viral political commentary.
Kamala Harris & Biden: From Rivals to Governing Partners
An exclusive look at how Vice President Kamala Harris and President Joe Biden transformed from primary rivals to essential governing partners, navigating challenges and building trust.
BC Government hires during freeze for Downtown Eastside
Discover how Premier David Eby's administration is creating a new role during a provincial hiring freeze to address ongoing controversies in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside.
DOJ Launches Civil Rights Probe Into Minneapolis Police
The U.S. Justice Department has initiated a comprehensive investigation into the Minneapolis Police Department's patterns of discrimination and excessive force, marking a significant federal response to the police killing of George Floyd.
Kamala Harris Opens Up About Joe Rogan Regret
Vice President Kamala Harris reveals her candid thoughts on declining Joe Rogan's podcast invitation and why she now sees it as a missed opportunity for meaningful dialogue.
Regina Aims for 100% Accessible Playgrounds Citywide
Regina embarks on ambitious playground renewal project with groundbreaking commitment to make every city playground fully accessible for children of all abilities.
Pritzker Slams Noem's Halloween Migrant Transport
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker unleashes scathing criticism against South Dakota's Kristi Noem after she bussed migrants to Chicago on Halloween night, calling the political move 'unbelievably inappropriate' and dangerous.
Alberta NDP Proposes Wage Hike and Tip Protection
Alberta's NDP pushes for minimum wage increase to $16.50 and new tip protection legislation to safeguard service workers' earnings across the province.
Wolfpack hitman pleads guilty to 2012 Vancouver murder
A shocking confession reveals the dark underworld of Vancouver's gang violence as a Wolfpack associate admits to the 2012 targeted killing at the downtown Wall Centre hotel.
Cenk Uygur's Citizenship Threatened Over Past Comments
The Young Turks founder Cenk Uygur confronts potential citizenship denial as Katie Miller and others resurface controversial past statements, sparking heated debate about free speech and political accountability.
Comey Challenges Charges Citing Legal Ambiguity
Former FBI Director James Comey files motion to dismiss charges against him, arguing legal ambiguity and procedural errors undermine the case. Get the latest on this high-profile legal battle.
PM Trudeau snubs families of Hamas victims
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faces criticism for refusing to meet with relatives of Canadians killed and captured by Hamas during Ottawa visit. The families' plea for direct government engagement goes unanswered.
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