Fredericton 2026 budget keeps property tax steady
Fredericton City Council approves 2026 budget maintaining property tax rates for most residents. Learn how the city plans to balance services and fiscal responsibility.
Category : Politics
Glengarry police operation nets 19 arrests
Windsor police conducted targeted enforcement on Glengarry buildings, resulting in 19 arrests as part of ongoing crime reduction strategy. Learn about the operation details.
Police Concerned for Missing 63-Year-Old Waterloo Man
Waterloo Regional Police seek public assistance in locating Dennis, 63, last seen near Glen Forrest Boulevard and Weber Street North on November 12, 2025.
Trump Takes Democratic Bait on Military Use
Former Biden aide Kate Bedingfield claims Trump fell for Democratic trap by overreacting to military criticism. Analysis of the political strategy and consequences.
Budget cuts threaten bilingual public services: watchdog
Official Languages Commissioner Raymond Théberge warns federal budget cuts could erode language rights and bilingual services. Learn how this impacts Canadians.
Toronto Police Allow O Canada Performance After Ban
Scott Youmans plays national anthem at police HQ after being stopped at Nathan Phillips Square. Toronto faces freedom of expression questions amid ongoing protests.
Quebec Expands Religious Symbols Ban to Private Schools
Quebec's government plans to table new secularism legislation extending religious symbols ban to private school employees and restricting funding to religious-based schools. Learn about the latest developments.
Trump's Ukraine Gratitude Claim Debunked by Facts
Fact-checker Daniel Dale disproves Trump's claim that Ukraine showed zero gratitude, documenting 78 instances of Zelenskyy thanking the US. Read the evidence.
Carney's 44-day global travel cycle questioned
Analysis reveals Prime Minister Mark Carney travels the globe every 44 days. Does this intense international schedule truly benefit Canadians?
Man Accused in Liverpool Soccer Parade Attack Trial
Paul Doyle faces trial for allegedly driving into crowds during Liverpool FC victory parade. Latest courtroom developments and charges detailed.
Americans Blame Trump for Inflation, Reject Tariffs
New polling reveals most Americans hold the Trump administration responsible for rising prices, dismissing claims about tariffs and Biden. Discover the data behind the economic discontent.
Nine Alberta UCP MLAs Face Recall Petitions
Alberta Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides is among nine United Conservative Party legislature members now facing recall petitions from their constituents. Learn about the process and its implications.
Toronto homicide unit investigates fatal hospital shooting
Toronto police homicide unit investigating after man arrived at hospital with fatal gunshot wounds. Shooting occurred on November 25, 2025. Latest Toronto crime news.
4 More Arrests in Paris Louvre Jewel Heist Investigation
French authorities announce four new arrests in connection with the audacious Louvre museum jewel robbery. Get the latest details on this major international investigation.
Parents plead for rescue of abducted Nigeria students
Parents of students abducted from St. Mary's Catholic School in Nigeria are desperately pleading for their rescue. The November 22nd incident has sparked international concern.
Saskatoon Council Begins Two-Year Budget Deliberations
Saskatoon city councillors begin crucial two-year budget talks as residents struggle with affordability. Key decisions ahead on taxes and services.
Hamas returns Israeli hostage body in fragile ceasefire
Hamas agrees to return an Israeli hostage's body as part of delicate ceasefire negotiations. The development comes amid ongoing tensions in the region.
Amherstburg Council to Review Library Repair Costs in 2026
Amherstburg council will assess Carnegie Library repair expenses during 2026 budget deliberations. The historic building requires significant maintenance investment.
Man Shot in Toronto's Entertainment District
Toronto Police investigate early morning shooting in Entertainment District that left a man in his 20s with gunshot wounds. Multiple crime updates from the city.
TSMC files lawsuit against former executive
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company takes legal action against former executive over security concerns. Learn about the implications for global tech security.
Australian Senator Suspended for Burqa Protest
Australian Senator Pauline Hanson faces parliamentary suspension after wearing a burqa during Senate proceedings in controversial protest. Full details on the political fallout.
Italian Court Separates Family Living in Woods
An Italian court's decision to separate a family of five living off-grid in a remote cabin has sparked controversy and debate about alternative lifestyles.
Vatican responds to African bishops on polygamy concerns
The Vatican addresses African bishops' questions about polygamy with new document affirming monogamous marriage. Cardinal Fernandez leads response.
$105M lawsuit over North Bay contaminated soil
An Ottawa law firm is seeking North Bay residents for a $105 million class action over contaminated soil at Jack Garland Airport. Learn about the lawsuit and cleanup efforts.
Projet Montréal Announces Shadow Cabinet with 25 Members
Projet Montréal's interim leader Ericka Alneus reveals the official opposition's shadow cabinet. All 25 elected members will hold portfolios to scrutinize Montreal's municipal government.
Fifth arson attack targets St-Laurent car lot
Montreal police are investigating after more than a dozen vehicles were set on fire at a St-Laurent business, marking the fifth time the lot has been targeted by arsonists.
Rising Alberta health costs make private option viable
As Alberta's health-care spending hits 39% of the provincial budget, the UCP proposes private service options. Could this blended model solve the system's crisis?
Bill 2: Political Intrusion in Quebec Healthcare Exam Rooms
Bioethicist Marie-Josée Potvin warns Quebec's Bill 2 destroys patient-clinician trust by imposing political targets in medical decisions. Read why healthcare professionals are protesting.
Mike Johnson's Awkward Podcast Interview
House Speaker Mike Johnson faces online ridicule after an awkward attempt to appear cool on Katie Miller's podcast, discussing Jelly Roll and NFL halftime shows.
Quebec targets 15% savings on infrastructure costs
Quebec's government introduces new measures to save 15% on infrastructure spending. Minister Benoit Charette leads the initiative to optimize public funds.
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