Nearly 3,700 public servants have applied for early retirement packages since March 27, with applications open until July 24. The program aims to reduce federal workforce cuts through voluntary departures.
Taiwan's Kuomintang leader Cheng Li-wun arrives in China for talks, emphasizing peace and dialogue amid cross-strait tensions. The visit includes meetings with Chinese officials in Shanghai.
President Donald Trump's foreign policy pivot from threatening Iran's annihilation to agreeing to a two-week ceasefire with Tehran marks a significant diplomatic development in the Middle East conflict.
Canada's ethics commissioner has dismissed concerns over Minister Champagne's ties to a government-funded high-speed rail initiative, stating there is no conflict of interest risk.
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Iran presents a 10-point plan requiring the U.S. to accept uranium enrichment and lift all sanctions, amid a stalled ceasefire deal and heightened tensions.
A two-week ceasefire has been reached between the U.S., Iran, and Israel, with negotiations set to begin in Islamabad. The deal includes reopening the Strait of Hormuz, but conflicts with Hezbollah continue.
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre proposes suspending federal fuel taxes and eliminating the Clean Fuel Standard to provide immediate relief at the pump as gas prices soar across Canada.
The Canadian government's firearms buyback initiative has encountered significant challenges, with low registration rates and provincial resistance complicating implementation.
A 15-year-old has been formally charged in connection with a stabbing incident in Waterloo, as local police continue their investigation into the violent altercation that occurred recently.
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A serious ATV accident in Barrie resulted in a passenger being rushed to a trauma center. Police report neither occupant was wearing helmets, and the driver faces impaired driving charges.
Alberta's proposed Bill 18 would restrict MAID access to those with terminal illness within 12 months, prohibit mental illness-only cases, and limit out-of-province referrals, raising concerns among healthcare professionals and bioethicists.
A two-week ceasefire between the U.S., Israel, and Iran has been declared, but violence persists in Iran and Gulf Arab nations, highlighting ongoing instability in the Middle East.
In 2025, Ottawa bylaw officers issued a staggering 476,000 parking tickets, with expired meters and no-parking zones leading the list of most common infractions.
A Russian drone attack has caused significant damage to critical infrastructure and a vessel at Ukraine's largest Danube River port, Izmail, escalating tensions in the Black Sea region.
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Edmonton faces criticism for plans to remove functional scramble crosswalks on Whyte Avenue and convert 118 Street to one-way, raising concerns about wasted tax dollars and reduced neighborhood accessibility.
Terry Newman challenges an Associated Press article alleging Israel targets Lebanon's healthcare system, highlighting Hezbollah's influence and questioning evidence.
Jon Love argues that rising antisemitic violence in Canada demands more than words—every Canadian has a duty to stand up and protect shared values of tolerance and acceptance.
The Canadian Bar Association's recent warning about media commentary undermining judicial confidence has sparked criticism for its vague nature and potential to suppress legitimate scrutiny of court decisions in a democratic society.
A recent Supreme Court of Canada decision has broadened police authority to enter private property without warrants for investigative purposes, raising significant concerns about property rights and privacy protections across the nation.
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A W5 investigation reveals one man held four valid marriage certificates across North America for over a decade, leaving multiple Canadian women unknowingly married to him.
The United States, Israel, and Iran have reached a temporary two-week ceasefire agreement, marking a significant de-escalation in regional tensions as former President Trump moderates his stance.
The Liberal Party declares a determined campaign to secure the Terrebonne riding, signaling the government's strategic focus on achieving a parliamentary majority in the upcoming political landscape.
Indigenous women's organizations are calling for increased federal funding to mitigate risks to safety and economic well-being, highlighting ongoing challenges despite national awareness campaigns.
Premier Susan Holt commits to implementing necessary reforms for New Brunswick's public utility sector after a comprehensive review highlights systemic issues requiring immediate attention.
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Recent changes to Italy's citizenship system have left many individuals, including Sonia Perrino McCarvil, feeling shut out from their ancestral homeland, derailing long-held dreams of returning to their roots.
The Canadian federal government will not renew funding for the Changing Narratives Fund, which supported hiring diverse journalists, as part of a $60 billion spending review. The Local Journalism Initiative also faces cuts.
A decade-old tweet by Hillary Clinton warning about trusting Donald Trump with nuclear weapons has gone viral again after his recent inflammatory comments on Iran, sparking renewed political debate.
An 18-year-old USC freshman lost his right eye after being struck by a less-lethal projectile at a 'No Kings' protest in Los Angeles, with his attorney planning a federal civil rights lawsuit.
A March FBI report revealed elevated threats from Iran to U.S. targets, including military and Jewish sites, despite White House efforts to downplay risks, amid public opposition to the conflict.
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A confidence vote on Indigenous rights legislation could force a spring election campaign in British Columbia as early as next month, with political analysts weighing the likelihood of this outcome.
