Poll: 50% of Canadians Want Creationism Taught in Schools
New survey reveals nearly half of Canadians believe creationism should be taught alongside evolution in schools. Explore the findings and educational implications.
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Starbucks strike grows as 30 more stores join protest
The Starbucks union movement gains momentum as 30 additional U.S. locations join the week-old strike. Workers continue demanding better wages and working conditions amid growing labor unrest.
Texas Teacher Quits Over Ten Commandments Display
Fort Worth theatre teacher Gigi Cervantes resigns rather than teach in classrooms displaying Ten Commandments. The religious displays in Texas schools spark controversy and personal sacrifice.
Gunmen attack Nigerian church, kill 2 people
Armed assailants targeted a church in Nigeria, leaving 2 dead in latest religious violence. Details emerging about the attack and ongoing security concerns.
Texas judge blocks Ten Commandments school law
Federal judge issues temporary injunction against Texas law requiring Ten Commandments displays in public schools. Legal battle continues over religious symbols in education.
Nicki Minaj Speaks at UN on Nigeria Christian Persecution
Rapper Nicki Minaj partners with Trump administration at UN event, calling for end to Christian persecution in Nigeria while addressing complex religious violence.
Nicki Minaj Speaks at UN on Nigeria Christian Persecution
Rapper Nicki Minaj addressed religious violence in Nigeria at a UN panel, supporting Trump's call to action. Read about her stance on global religious freedom.
Christian Group Sues Quebec Over Cancelled Concert
A Christian group is suing Quebec City for cancelling a Sean Feucht concert, alleging Charter rights violations. The U.S. singer's entire eastern Canada tour faced cancellations.
Quebec City sued over cancelled Christian singer show
Quebec City faces legal action after cancelling controversial U.S. Christian singer Sean Feucht's performance. Lawsuit alleges breach of contract and religious discrimination.
World Cup ticket holders get U.S. visa priority
U.S. President Trump announces World Cup ticket holders will receive expedited visa appointments. New policy aims to streamline entry process for international sports fans.
Conservative Anglican Bishop Suspended Over Misconduct
Bishop Steve Wood, leader of conservative Anglican denomination in North America, suspended while facing misconduct allegations. Full details on the investigation.
N.B. invests $120K in tourism training and AI
New Brunswick government commits $120,000 to enhance tourism sector through worker training and artificial intelligence integration. Learn how this investment will transform visitor experiences.
Waypoint Centre fined $130K for violent incident
Waypoint Centre in Penetanguishene faces $130,000 fine after violent incident left healthcare workers with serious injuries. Workplace safety violations detailed.
TD Bank Settles Human Rights Complaint in B.C.
TD Bank resolves human rights complaint filed by Muslim-Indigenous man denied service at Surrey branch. Settlement marks victory for religious accommodation rights in Canada.
Edmonton man sentenced for religious grooming abuse
An Edmonton man received an 8-year prison sentence for sexually abusing a teenage relative after manipulating religion to groom her. Read the disturbing case details.
Alberta unions launch worker agenda campaign against government
Alberta Federation of Labour launches comprehensive worker agenda campaign targeting provincial government policies. Union leaders demand protection for workers' rights amid government reforms.
Whitecaps' Cubas Faces U.S. Visa Problems
Vancouver Whitecaps midfielder Andres Cubas is unable to join the Paraguayan national team in the U.S. due to visa complications, raising concerns for upcoming MLS playoffs.
Kilworth United Church marks 175 years in London
Kilworth United Church, London's second-oldest church, celebrates its 175th anniversary this weekend. Discover the history and community impact of this historic landmark.
U.S. visa denials for Canadians over health issues
New U.S. State Department directive could deny visas to Canadians with obesity, cancer or limited finances. Learn how this affects immigration and what applicants need to know.
USDA fires employee after hunger concerns interview
USDA plans to fire SNAP specialist Ellen Mei after she discussed program disruptions on MSNBC. Learn how this case tests First Amendment rights for federal workers.
Court rejects Gaza visa lawsuits, 4,200 applicants wait
Federal Court dismisses lawsuits from Palestinians in Gaza seeking to force Canada to process crisis travel visas. About 4,200 applications remain unprocessed under the capped program.
Calgary police seek suspect in university statue vandalism
Calgary police request public assistance to identify suspect who vandalized religious statue at St. Mary's University on November 3, 2025. Help solve this crime.
Vatican denies Jesus appeared on hill in France
The Vatican officially refutes claims of Jesus appearing on a hill in France. Get the complete details and context behind this religious declaration.
Trump's H-1B Visa Remarks Anger MAGA Base
Donald Trump faces conservative backlash after defending H-1B visa program, claiming America lacks sufficient talent. MAGA supporters call it a betrayal of America First principles.
Ex-recovery home worker sentenced for sexual assaults
Adam Haber receives three-year prison term after multiple women came forward with sexual assault allegations from New Westminster recovery homes. Read the full story.
Visa, Mastercard to cut fees in major settlement
Visa and Mastercard reach a landmark settlement with U.S. retailers, reducing fees and allowing merchants to reject high-cost premium credit cards. Learn how this impacts Canadian businesses.
Three workers injured at Windsor picket line
Three Unifor members sustained injuries during a protest at Titan Tool & Die in Windsor. Union demands immediate safety improvements and accountability.
Conservatives Fight Remembrance Day Prayer Ban
Canadian Conservatives demand reversal of military directive restricting religious prayers at Remembrance Day ceremonies, citing Supreme Court's Saguenay decision as basis for controversial policy change.
Brandt Industries fined $55K for worker injury
Regina's Brandt Industries faces a $55,000 fine for a workplace safety violation that led to a worker injury in 2021. Learn the details of the safety breach and its implications.
Canada's 2025 Budget Targets International Student Growth
The Liberal government's upcoming budget proposes significant changes to international student enrollment, addressing housing concerns while maintaining Canada's competitive edge in global education.
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