ICE Agent Shoots Teacher, DHS Calls Her 'Terrorist'
A Chicago teacher was shot five times by a Border Patrol agent after a minor traffic contact. DHS called her a 'domestic terrorist,' but the case collapsed in court. Read the disturbing pattern.
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ICE Agent Shoots Unarmed Woman in Minneapolis
An ICE officer shot and killed unarmed 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis. Officials claim self-defense, but video and policy raise serious questions. Read the full analysis.
Pope Blasts Nations Using Force for Dominion in Foreign Policy
In a major foreign policy address, Pope Leo XIV criticized countries using force to assert control. Read his powerful message on global power and diplomacy.
B.C.'s Decriminalization Deadline Nears, Eby Silent
With the federal exemption for B.C.'s drug decriminalization experiment expiring soon, Premier David Eby remains silent on next steps while acknowledging the policy's failure.
$14M gift creates youth mental health centre in Vancouver
An anonymous $13.8M donation secures a permanent, expanded home for Foundry Vancouver, doubling capacity for youth mental health and substance use care. Discover how this centre changes lives.
Canada scraps plastic export ban, citing economic pressure
The federal government has quietly reversed its ban on exporting single-use plastics just before Christmas 2025. The move, citing tariffs and supply chain issues, signals a shift in environmental policy. Read the full analysis.
$13M Vancouver building gifted for youth mental health
A $13 million building in Vancouver's Yaletown has been donated to create a hub for youth struggling with mental health and substance use. Learn about this transformative gift.
ICE Agent Shooting in Minneapolis: Police Defended After Incident
A fatal ICE shooting in Minneapolis sparks debate on police use of force. Authorities and President Trump defend officers after driver allegedly attempted to flee, ramming a vehicle toward agents. Analysis of similar Canadian cases included.
Record numbers at Saskatoon's new warming centre
Saskatoon's new warming centre at 325 Avenue C South is experiencing record use as temperatures drop. The city's vulnerable population seeks refuge in the former Ambarsari Kitchen.
Alberta Mountie stabbed, shoots suspect in Edmonton
An Alberta RCMP officer was forced to shoot a suspect after being stabbed during an incident. The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) is investigating the January 7, 2026, event.
RCAF on 'Path of Growth' in 2026, Says Commander
Royal Canadian Air Force Commander Lt.-Gen. Jamie Speiser-Blanchet announces a strategic expansion plan for 2026, focusing on fleet renewal and personnel growth. Learn about the future of Canada's air defense.
London committee gives lifeline to tall York St. tower plan
A controversial 38-storey high-rise proposal for a former London parking lot gets a second chance from the Planning Committee. Discover the details and what happens next.
Hilton Severs Ties After Franchisee Denies DHS Reservations
Hilton Hotels terminated a franchise agreement after a Minneapolis hotel refused reservations to immigration agents. The incident highlights tensions between federal authority and corporate franchise models.
Hilton Cancels DHS Hotel Bookings in Minneapolis
The Hilton hotel chain is under fire after allegedly cancelling reservations for U.S. Department of Homeland Security agents. This comes as immigration enforcement escalates in Minneapolis. Get the full story.
Calgary water use hits 495M litres, city urges conservation
Calgary's water consumption rose to 495 million litres Saturday as the city continues urging residents to conserve following a major water-main break. Learn how you can help.
Five Health Questions from Trump's New Medical Disclosures
New details about Donald Trump's health, including his use of aspirin and sleep habits, have sparked medical debate. Experts analyze the implications of these personal disclosures.
Outrage Over DHS Post on 100 Million Deportations
A social media post from Trump's DHS vowing "100 million deportations" ignites a firestorm. Critics decry the implication that millions of American citizens could be targeted. Read the explosive details.
Letters to the Editor: Housing, Greedflation, and Plastic Policy
Toronto Sun readers debate Poilievre's housing stance, call for grocery chain audits, and criticize Liberal plastic policies in the latest letters. Dive into the public discourse.
RCMP, Federation Respond to Alberta Police Service Plan
RCMP and the National Police Federation have issued responses to recommendations for creating a provincial police force in Alberta. Read the latest on this significant policing proposal.
Canada May Join International Force in Gaza Peace Plan
A Middle East security expert suggests Canada may be called upon to contribute to an international force, a key element for a future Gaza peace plan. Get the details.
Liberals Admit Plastics Export Ban a Costly Mistake
The federal government proposes to cancel its export ban on single-use plastics, admitting the policy harms Canadian businesses without environmental benefit. Read the details.
Edmonton doctor leads Canadian Centre on Substance Use
Dr. Louis Francescutti, an Edmonton emergency physician, takes the helm at the Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction, aiming to tackle the root causes of addiction impacting Canada's healthcare system.
Canada halts plastics export ban after economic review
The federal government suspends a key plastics export ban, arguing economic costs outweigh environmental benefits. A 70-day consultation begins as domestic bans continue.
Israel kills Iran's Quds Force member in Lebanon
The Israeli military announced it eliminated a member of Iran's elite Quds Force in Lebanon on December 25, 2025, escalating regional tensions. Read the full report on the incident and its implications.
Federal Government Suspends Single-Use Plastic Export Ban
Ottawa suspends a planned ban on exporting plastic bags, straws, and cutlery, citing economic pressures. A new 70-day consultation period is now open. Read the details.
Government Suspends Ban on Plastic Waste Exports
The Canadian government has suspended its planned ban on exporting single-use plastic waste. This policy reversal, announced December 24, 2025, marks a significant shift in environmental strategy. Read the details and implications.
NWT RCMP denies excessive force, racism allegations
RCMP in the Northwest Territories refute allegations of excessive force and racism after a suspect suffered frostbite. The incident is under review.
NORAD's Santa Tracker: A Decades-Long Christmas Tradition
The North American Aerospace Defense Command continues its beloved tradition of tracking Santa's global journey. Volunteers answer calls from children worldwide, bringing holiday magic.
Advocate Demands Action After Merritt Mother Murdered
A domestic violence advocate calls for a provincial task force after Pamela Jarvis was killed, criticizing 'partisan' tough-on-crime approaches. Read the full story.
Alberta Next Referendum Recommendations Pose Political Risk
The Alberta Next panel's call for referendums on a provincial pension and police force could revive unpopular debates, risking the UCP's electoral standing. Read the analysis.
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