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.
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Royal Canadian Air Force Honoured at Field of Crosses
Calgary's annual Field of Crosses memorial pays special tribute to Royal Canadian Air Force heroes ahead of Remembrance Day ceremonies along Memorial Drive.
Israel Military Scandal: Top Lawyer Resigns, Vanishes, Jailed
Israel's military establishment faces unprecedented scandal as its chief prosecutor abruptly resigns, vanishes, and lands in jail - exposing deep tensions over judicial reforms.
Windsor tenants win $7.3M settlement in housing dispute
Westcourt Place residents triumph in massive class-action settlement after years of maintenance neglect. Justice prevails for Windsor tenants in groundbreaking housing case.
Canada sues Stellantis over broken EV production promises
The Canadian government initiates formal dispute proceedings against automotive giant Stellantis for failing to meet electric vehicle production targets, potentially triggering significant financial penalties.
Nigeria rejects US military threat over Christian killings
Nigeria firmly rejects U.S. lawmakers' call for military intervention following alleged Christian massacres, asserting sovereignty while addressing security concerns in Plateau State.
Nicki Minaj Confronts Trump Over Nigeria Christian Killings
Rap superstar Nicki Minaj makes headlines after directly challenging Donald Trump about the ongoing violence against Christians in Nigeria, sparking global conversation about religious persecution.
US Military Boat Strikes: 64 Dead in Timeline
Exclusive investigation reveals the shocking timeline of U.S. military operations targeting watercraft, resulting in 64 civilian casualties across multiple incidents.
Canada-Philippines defence pact counters China aggression
Canada and the Philippines have signed a landmark defence agreement to enhance military cooperation, conduct joint exercises, and address growing security concerns in the South China Sea amid China's expanding territorial claims.
Nordik Spa Faces Class Action Over Price-Fixing Claims
A proposed class action lawsuit accuses Nordik Spa-Nature and competitors of conspiring to fix prices, potentially affecting thousands of Canadian customers seeking relaxation and wellness services.
Trump's Nigeria Christian Persecution Stance Sparks Debate
Former President Donald Trump's administration took a firm position on religious violence in Nigeria, drawing both praise and criticism for its approach to addressing Christian persecution.
Trump threatens military action in Nigeria over Christians
Former President Donald Trump warns of potential U.S. military intervention in Nigeria amid escalating violence against Christian communities, raising international concerns.
Nigeria refutes Trump's Christian persecution claims
Nigerian government officials and religious leaders strongly refute former President Donald Trump's assertion that Nigerian Christians face 'existential threat,' calling the claims exaggerated and politically motivated.
Nigeria's Mass Wedding Unites 200 Couples
In a spectacular display of tradition, 200 couples tied the knot simultaneously in Nigeria's annual mass wedding ceremony, embracing cultural heritage to ensure future prosperity and community bonds.
Climate Crisis Escalates: Urgent Action Needed in Canada
Breaking climate change reports reveal unprecedented environmental shifts affecting Canadian communities. From extreme weather patterns to innovative green technology solutions, discover what's happening in Canada's climate landscape.
Strike Budget Guide: Surviving Union Job Action
Facing potential union job action? Learn essential budgeting strategies to protect your finances during strikes, from emergency funds to cutting expenses.
Teachers' Strike: Why Section 33 Was Justified
An in-depth analysis reveals why the Canadian teachers' strike was inherently political and how Section 33 became necessary for resolving the education crisis.
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.
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.
U.S. Senate pushes tariffs on Canadian aluminum, steel
A bipartisan group of U.S. senators demands tougher trade actions against Canada, targeting aluminum, steel, and other key sectors in escalating cross-border tensions.
BC seeks court stay in Cowichan Tribes case
British Columbia Premier David Eby announces the province will seek a court stay in the Cowichan Tribes case, citing significant implications for Indigenous reconciliation and land rights across BC.
Lethbridge Museum Highlights Women's Military Role
Discover the groundbreaking exhibition at Lethbridge Military Museum that finally gives voice to the courageous women who shaped Canada's military efforts throughout history.
Nobel Laureate Wole Soyinka's US Visa Revoked
Nigerian Nobel Prize-winning author Wole Soyinka reveals his US visa was abruptly revoked, sparking concerns about academic freedom and US-Nigeria relations.
Alberta Labour Prepares for General Strike Over Bill 2
The Alberta Federation of Labour is mobilizing its 170,000 members for potential general strike action in response to the UCP government's Bill 2, warning of the most significant labour unrest in decades.
Vancouver Lapu-Lapu Day stabbing victims file class action
Multiple victims of the brutal Stanley Park stabbing attack file proposed class action against alleged perpetrator and event organizers, seeking justice and compensation.
Quebec Environment Minister Skipping COP30 Summit
Quebec's Environment Minister Benoit Charette explains why he's skipping the UN climate summit in Brazil, prioritizing local action over international talks while defending Quebec's climate record.
Keurig pays $185M over false recycling claims
Keurig Canada faces massive $185 million settlement for misleading consumers about recyclability of K-Cup pods in groundbreaking environmental case.
Keurig Canada Lawsuit: Claim Your Settlement Payout
Canadian consumers eligible for compensation in Keurig single-use coffee maker settlement. Learn how to file your claim and what documents you need.
Nobel Laureate Soyinka Denounces US Visa Denial as Political Move
Nobel Prize-winning playwright Wole Soyinka accuses US authorities of denying his visa application in retaliation for his criticism of American foreign policy and support for Palestine.
Alberta General Strike Threat: How Real Is It?
As Alberta's government pushes controversial legislation, labour leaders are threatening a general strike. Discover why this nuclear option is being discussed and what it could mean for Canadians.
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