Man Injured in North York Shooting, Toronto Police Probe
A man in his 30s was injured in a shooting in North York, Toronto, with police actively investigating the incident and appealing for public information.
Category : Politics
U.S. Must Finish Iran Strategy with Allies to Avoid Failure
Analysis argues U.S. tactical success against Iran risks strategic failure without clear objectives and allied coordination, warning that confusion undermines Western power.
Gulf States Urge Trump to 'Finish the Job' in Iran
U.S. President Donald Trump claims the Iran war is nearing completion, but his address suggests weeks more conflict. Gulf states are divided on whether to push for a ceasefire or continued military action.
Michael Ma's Links to Chinese United Front Groups Examined
Liberal MP Michael Ma's associations with Chinese United Front affiliates and his controversial parliamentary committee performance spark scrutiny over foreign influence in Canadian politics.
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Auditor General Exposes Corruption in Immigration System
A new auditor general report reveals systemic fraud and enforcement failures in Canada's international student program, with over 150,000 potential violations going uninvestigated.
Canada's $150B Defense Challenge: Building Homegrown Industry
Ottawa aims to direct 70% of defense spending to domestic companies by 2035, but faces procurement hurdles and capacity limitations in building a sovereign defense sector.
White House Claims Trump 'Well-Read' Despite Reports He Avoids Reading
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt asserted Donald Trump is always the most well-read person in any room, contradicting widespread reports about his aversion to reading detailed briefings and intelligence reports during his presidency.
Iran Strikes Kuwait Oil Refinery; U.S., Israel Retaliate
Iran launched attacks across the Middle East, hitting a Kuwaiti oil refinery and prompting U.S. and Israeli airstrikes. The U.N. Security Council prepares to address Tehran's control of the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global oil chokepoint.
RCMP Seeks Witnesses After Paramedics Injured in Ambulance
Prince George RCMP is investigating an incident where two paramedics were injured by a flying object that entered their ambulance window near the Yellowhead Bridge.
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Vancouver Seller Pepper-Sprayed in Pokémon Card Robbery
Vancouver police arrest a man linked to a series of violent Pokémon card thefts targeting sellers on Facebook Marketplace, highlighting rising concerns over online transaction safety.
Cuba Pardons 2,010 People Under U.S. Pressure
The Cuban government has issued a significant pardon for 2,010 people, a move occurring as the United States intensifies pressure on the island nation's administration.
Canadian Mom and Daughter Back Home After ICE Detention
A Canadian mother and her young daughter have returned to Canada after being detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, according to family statements.
Councillor Frustrated by Homeless Agency Funding Crises
Coun. Susan Stevenson demands answers after a $1 million shortfall hits Ark Aid Street Mission, highlighting ongoing financial instability in local homeless services.
UN to Vote on Watered-Down Strait of Hormuz Proposal
The United Nations Security Council is set to vote on a significantly weakened resolution aimed at securing maritime access through the critical Strait of Hormuz, a key global oil transit route.
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Impaired Driving Charges After Highway 15 Collision in Ottawa
A man has been charged with impaired driving following a collision on Highway 15 in Ottawa, as reported by the Ontario Provincial Police. The incident highlights ongoing road safety concerns in the region.
Eby Shifts from DRIPA Amendments to Temporary Suspension
British Columbia Premier David Eby has reversed course on amending the Declaration Act, opting instead for a temporary suspension of certain provisions following strong opposition from Indigenous leaders.
Nanaimo RCMP Probes Vandalism of Iranian Community Signs
Nanaimo RCMP is actively investigating the vandalism of roadside signs belonging to the local Iranian community, releasing photos of the damaged property as part of their inquiry.
Ottawa Cuts Funding to Wheelchair-Accessible Housing Program
The Canadian government has withdrawn $500,000 in funding from Disability Alliance B.C.'s Right Fit program, which matched wheelchair-users with accessible homes. This closure threatens to leave hundreds at risk of homelessness.
Montreal Police Arrest Four in Counterfeit Money Scheme
Montreal police have apprehended four men involved in a sophisticated counterfeit money scheme, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat financial fraud in the city.
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Todd Blanche: Trump Lawyer Picked as Acting Attorney General
President Donald Trump has nominated former defense attorney Todd Blanche as acting attorney general, marking a significant shift in the Justice Department leadership.
Adult Sentence Debated in Regina Beach Killing Case
A sentencing hearing concluded for a man convicted of second-degree murder in the 2006 killing of Misha Pavelick near Regina Beach, with arguments over whether he should receive an adult sentence.
Oil Surges Post-Trump Iran Speech, Tehran Remains Defiant
U.S. President Donald Trump's speech on the Iran war triggered a surge in oil prices, while Iran rejected claims of military destruction and vowed continued resistance.
EPA Proposes Adding Microplastics, Pharmaceuticals to Water List
The EPA has proposed including microplastics and pharmaceuticals on its Contaminant Candidate List for drinking water, potentially leading to new regulations. This move responds to public concerns and aligns with Health Secretary Kennedy's MAHA movement.
B.C. High Court Grants Full Aboriginal Title to Nuchatlaht Nation
The B.C. Court of Appeal has overturned a lower court ruling, granting the Nuchatlaht First Nation Aboriginal title over its entire 210-square-kilometre claim on Nootka Island, significantly expanding Indigenous land rights recognition.
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Peter MacKay: All Options on Table for Canada in Iran War
Former Canadian foreign affairs minister Peter MacKay discusses Canada's potential military involvement in the Iran conflict, questioning sanctions' effectiveness in reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
Heavy Police Presence in Saint John Neighborhood
A significant police operation unfolded in a Saint John neighborhood, with multiple units responding to an undisclosed incident that prompted heightened security measures and community concern.
B.C. Autism Funding Changes Spark Protest at Legislature
Families gathered at the B.C. legislature to voice opposition to recent changes in autism funding, highlighting concerns over support cuts and accessibility.
Rubio Accuses China of Bullying Over Panama Ships
U.S. Senator Marco Rubio has accused China of engaging in 'bullying' tactics by holding up Panama-flagged ships following a recent clash in the Panama Canal, escalating tensions over maritime trade routes.
ICE Data Shows High Non-Criminal Arrests in NYC Immigration Raids
Newly obtained ICE data reveals that 85% of 'collateral' arrests in New York City involved people with no criminal history, contradicting agency claims of targeting 'the worst of the worst'.
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Canadian Family Stranded in Ottawa After U.S. Re-Entry Denial
A Canadian family is stuck in Ottawa after being refused re-entry to the United States, where they reside, highlighting cross-border immigration challenges and personal hardships.
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