EU Eyes Banning Huawei from Mobile Networks
The European Commission is pushing to legally require EU members to phase out Huawei and ZTE from telecom networks, citing security risks. This could spark a political battle.
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Belgium brings in foreign forces to fight drone threats
Belgium partners with international military forces to address increasing drone incursions. Learn about the new security measures and anti-drone technology being deployed.
Ottawa Defence Hub Fuels Canada's Security Tech Boom
Discover how Ottawa's Defence Innovation Hub is transforming Canada's security landscape by connecting cutting-edge tech startups with national defence needs, creating jobs and driving economic growth.
Veterans' Emotional Guelph Visit Sparks Tears and Understanding
An unforgettable gathering in Guelph brings together aging veterans and modern soldiers, creating tearful moments and lasting understanding between generations of military service members.
Calgary Marks 80th VE Day at Field of Crosses
Calgarians gathered at the Field of Crosses Memorial Project to mark the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day with a poignant ceremony remembering those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
First Atlantic Nickel to Present Smelter-Free Nickel Tech
First Atlantic Nickel announces participation in the North American Stainless & Special Alloys Conference 2025, highlighting innovative smelter-free processing technology and chromium byproduct potential at their Pipestone XL Nickel Alloy Projects.
Frustrated Latino Voters Become America's Decisive Force
Latino voters across the United States are expressing growing frustration with both major political parties, positioning themselves as the crucial swing vote that could determine the 2024 election outcome.
American father, son die in Laos wasp attack while ziplining
A vacation adventure turns fatal as an American man and his son die from multiple wasp stings while ziplining through the Laotian jungle. The tragic incident highlights the hidden dangers of ecotourism.
Americans Trust Canada's Good Faith in Trade Negotiations: Poll
New polling data shows most Americans believe Canada is negotiating in good faith with the Trump administration on trade, despite ongoing tariff tensions and tough rhetoric from Washington.
Canadian Forces Deploy to Jamaica for Hurricane Relief
Canada's military launches Operation RENAISSANCE to provide critical disaster relief in Jamaica following devastating hurricane damage. Read about the CAF's humanitarian mission.
Trump's 'Us vs Them' Rhetoric: A Political Analysis
An analysis of Donald Trump's divisive language and how his 'they' versus 'us' narrative has reshaped American political discourse and mobilized his base.
Blue Jays Off-Season: 10 Critical Questions
After falling short of the World Series, the Toronto Blue Jays face pivotal decisions this winter. From Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s contract to pitching upgrades, explore the key factors that could determine if 2024 brings championship glory to Toronto.
NFL Eyes German Expansion with Berlin Focus
The NFL's German invasion accelerates as league officials and team representatives descend upon Berlin, signaling Germany's pivotal role in the league's international growth strategy with potential new host cities in sight.
Free Museum Admission for Canadian Veterans in Winnipeg
Veterans and current Canadian Armed Forces members now receive complimentary access to Winnipeg's Canadian Museum for Human Rights, honoring their service and sacrifice.
Search intensifies for missing American in NB park
Canadian authorities continue urgent search operations for 23-year-old Celine Cremer from San Antonio, Texas, who vanished while hiking in New Brunswick's rugged Fundy National Park area.
Frida Kahlo Portrait Could Shatter Records at $60M
A rare Frida Kahlo self-portrait, 'Diego y yo,' is set to make auction history with an estimated US$60 million valuation that could break records for Latin American art.
Japan Deploys Military to Combat Bear Attack Crisis
Japan takes unprecedented action as bear encounters reach record levels, deploying Self-Defense Forces to protect rural communities from aggressive wildlife.
Why Trump's Anger Connects With Conservative America
New research reveals the deep psychological roots behind conservative support for Trump's aggressive rhetoric and why anger has become a powerful political force in America.
Krugman's Zombie Trump Halloween Costume Makes Statement
Economist Paul Krugman attended a Halloween party dressed as a 'zombie Donald Trump,' offering a chilling commentary on the former president's political resilience and the state of American democracy.
NATO Tests War Readiness Against Russia Threat
NATO launches massive Steadfast Defender 2024 drills across Eastern Europe, testing readiness against potential Russian aggression with 90,000 troops participating.
Virginia elects first Muslim woman to state office
In a groundbreaking political victory, Ghazala Hashmi becomes the first Muslim woman elected to Virginia's state legislature, marking a historic moment for representation in American politics.
Historic Altar Stone Returns to Base Borden Church
A remarkable piece of Canadian military history has found its permanent home at St. John the Evangelist Anglican Church in Base Borden. Discover the story behind the restored altar stone with deep ties to local veterans and the Royal Canadian Air Force.
American Airlines Cuts Management at Texas HQ
American Airlines is eliminating hundreds of management positions at its Fort Worth headquarters as part of a sweeping corporate restructuring plan aimed at streamlining operations and reducing costs.
Dick Cheney's Death: Examining His Controversial Legacy
An in-depth analysis of Dick Cheney's controversial legacy and the profound impact he had on American politics and foreign policy during his tenure as vice president.
Canada's $82B Military Boost: Largest Since Cold War
The Canadian government unveils a historic $81.6 billion defense spending plan over five years to rebuild military capabilities amid global security threats.
Canada's Military Recruitment Crisis Demands Action
Canada faces a critical military recruitment crisis as young Canadians increasingly reject military service. Discover why the Liberal government must urgently change this trend and rebuild our armed forces.
Tanzania Opposition: Security Forces Secretly Dumping Bodies
Explosive claims emerge from Tanzania as opposition leaders accuse security forces of secretly disposing bodies after deadly election-related clashes. Witnesses report nighttime operations and mass graves.
Legal Expert: Trump's Rhetoric Mirrors Authoritarian Takeovers
Former White House ethics counsel Norm Eisen reveals shocking parallels between Trump's rhetoric and historical authoritarian takeovers in exclusive analysis.
Canadian Armed Forces Racism: Systemic or Isolated?
An examination of racism within Canada's military challenges the 'systemic' label, arguing for a more nuanced understanding of institutional culture and individual accountability.
Peru cuts diplomatic ties with Mexico over asylum dispute
Peru makes dramatic diplomatic move, cutting relations with Mexico over asylum granted to former president Pedro Castillo's prime minister amid ongoing political turmoil.
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