Megyn Kelly's War Crime Remarks Spark Outrage
Megyn Kelly faces backlash for graphic comments on a U.S. military strike. Critics call her remarks sadistic as a report details potential war crimes. Read the full story.
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Alberta licence-health number plan a fraud risk: watchdog
Alberta's privacy watchdog warns that adding health-care numbers to driver's licences significantly increases fraud risk. Learn the details and implications of the proposed change.
Marc Miller Replaces Steven Guilbeault as Languages Minister
Immigration Minister Marc Miller is the new Minister of Canadian Identity and Official Languages, replacing Steven Guilbeault who quit over a pipeline deal. Get the full story on the cabinet reshuffle.
Congress Reviews Caribbean Military Strikes Over War Crime Claims
Bipartisan lawmakers call for investigation into U.S. military strikes against suspected drug vessels amid war crime allegations. Get the latest developments.
African-Caribbean Buffet Opens at Saskatoon's Safari Market
Safari Market introduces authentic African-Caribbean buffet in Saskatoon, offering traditional dishes that remind customers of home. Experience cultural cuisine today!
Trump closes Venezuela airspace amid military pressure
President Trump declares Venezuela airspace closed as US military deploys carrier to Caribbean. Six airlines suspend flights amid escalating tensions.
Long-serving St. Vincent PM Gonsalves loses election
Ralph Gonsalves, one of world's longest-serving democratic leaders, defeated in St. Vincent election after 24 years in power. Political shift in Caribbean nation.
Canadian Museum Criticized for Woke Makeover
National Post investigation reveals how Canadian museums have undergone identity-driven transformations under Liberal government pressure, sparking debate about historical interpretation.
ORA Developers Showcases $45B Portfolio in Shanghai Debut
ORA Developers makes its debut at Shanghai's Luxury Property Showcase, presenting $45 billion in global coastal developments across UAE, Cyprus, and Caribbean markets.
Most Canadians offended by 51st state rhetoric: poll
New poll reveals overwhelming Canadian rejection of U.S. ambassador's claim that 51st state comments are complimentary. Learn why this rhetoric strikes at Canada's core identity.
Sharan Kaur: Multiculturalism Built Canada, Not Stalled It
Sharan Kaur counters claims that multiculturalism stalled Canada's development, arguing it helped build the nation. Read her compelling perspective on Canadian diversity.
Canadian Winter Travel Rebounds, Florida Declines
Nearly half of Canadians plan winter sun travel, but US destinations like Florida see dramatic decline. Mexico and Caribbean emerge as new favorites.
Canada Repeals Controversial Citizenship Law
Canada has repealed a 2009 law that denied citizenship to children born abroad to Canadian parents. Learn how this change affects Canadian identity and inclusion.
Halifax Immigration Museum Amid Canada's Identity Shift
An in-depth look at how Halifax's Pier 21 museum presents Canada's immigration story while navigating contemporary identity politics. Discover the unique perspective.
Anglo-Quebecer's Open Letter: We Are Already 100% Quebecers
A fifth-generation Anglo-Quebecer responds to PQ leader PSPP, asserting that anglophones are already integral to Quebec's history and should not be made to feel like a curse.
Thomas King not Indigenous, cultural sector reacts
Acclaimed author Thomas King reveals he is not Indigenous, sending shockwaves through Canada's cultural landscape. Learn how this impacts literary awards and Indigenous representation.
Biometric Fraud Drives New Bank Verification Models for 2026
A new Regula study reveals biometric verification is the most attacked point in digital ID processes, prompting a strategic shift towards orchestrated systems for Canadian financial institutions.
U.S. military adviser visits Caribbean amid Venezuela pressure
General Dan Caine, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, makes strategic Caribbean visit as Trump administration increases pressure on Venezuela. Key military developments analyzed.
Thomas King Says He's Not Indigenous
Celebrated author Thomas King makes stunning revelation about his identity, challenging perceptions in Canadian literature. Discover the full story behind this unexpected declaration.
Rauw Alejandro Grounds Music in Afro-Boricua Tradition
Puerto Rican superstar Rauw Alejandro shifts from futuristic sounds to Afro-Boricua roots in new album 'Cosa Nuestra,' honoring Loíza heritage through bomba music and community collaboration.
Fraudsters use real officer info in Quebec scams
Quebec City police warn the public about a sophisticated scam where fraudsters use authentic officer details to deceive victims. Learn how to protect yourself.
Virtual French Affair Fuels Gender Identity Discovery
A writer's online relationship with a Parisian man during COVID lockdowns became a catalyst for profound self-discovery, leading to the embrace of a nonbinary identity through language and intimacy.
U.S. Plans New Covert Operations Against Venezuela
The U.S. is preparing new Venezuela operations, including covert actions and a terrorist designation for the Cartel de los Soles, escalating pressure on Maduro. Read the latest developments.
NJ Spa Must Allow Transgender Women in Nude Areas
A New Jersey Korean spa has been ordered to allow transgender women in female-only nude areas after a discrimination lawsuit. Learn about the landmark case and its implications.
Faith Guides Transgender Advocate's Journey in Northern Ontario
Rita OLink, a long-time advocate for Northern Ontario's transgender community, shares how her faith provided endurance through her personal gender journey. Discover her inspiring story.
Regula Forecasts 12 Identity Verification Trends for 2026
Discover how identity verification is evolving beyond humans to include AI systems and machine customers. Learn about the 12 major trends reshaping digital security and fraud prevention for Canadian businesses.
Haiti's World Cup berth brings rare break from violence
Haiti qualifies for first World Cup since 1974, bringing temporary peace as gangs join celebrations. Historic moment for impoverished nation facing severe crisis.
Cree identity considered in NS prison hostage sentencing
Lawyer argues Cree background should influence sentencing for Nova Institution hostage-taking. Case highlights Indigenous overrepresentation in Canadian justice system.
Ongoing Hurricane Relief Efforts Continue in Jamaica
Massive relief operations continue in Jamaica weeks after devastating Hurricane Melissa. Learn how recovery efforts are progressing and what challenges remain.
Toronto police lay charges in SIM-swapping fraud case
Toronto police have charged a suspect involved in SIM-swapping fraud. Learn about this sophisticated cybercrime and how to protect yourself from similar threats.
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