Ottawa photo radar catches fewer speeders in 2025
Ottawa's photo radar cameras detected fewer speeding violations from January to September 2025. Discover the city's top enforcement locations and traffic safety trends.
Category : Politics
Alberta UCP faces consequences of poorly written laws
Alberta's UCP government confronts dual crises as controversial teacher legislation and flawed recall law spark widespread backlash across the province.
Wrong-way collision in Dartmouth causes serious injuries
Multiple people suffered serious injuries after a wrong-way crash in Dartmouth Monday morning. Police continue investigating the incident that closed roads during morning commute.
Fatal Shooting Under Investigation in Beaverton
Durham Regional Police are investigating a fatal shooting in Beaverton. The homicide unit has taken over the case as authorities search for answers.
Bangladesh Tribunal Sentences Sheikh Hasina to Death
Bangladesh's International Crimes Tribunal has sentenced former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to death for crimes against humanity. The verdict comes amid political turmoil in the South Asian nation.
3 firefighters hit by vehicle in Uxbridge emergency
Three Durham firefighters were struck by a vehicle while responding to a collision in Uxbridge Sunday night. Police are investigating the incident that endangered first responders.
NDP Leadership Race Looks Like a Death March
Analysis of the NDP's precarious position in federal politics as leadership candidates face an uphill battle. Can the party recover before the next election?
Edmonton area leaders eager for regional collaboration
Municipal leaders in the Edmonton metropolitan region are pushing to restart formal collaboration efforts, with a December meet-and-greet planned to discuss shared goals and regional growth strategies.
Shelter-in-place lifted after Ohsweken armed incident
Residents in Ohsweken can resume normal activities after Ontario Provincial Police lifted a shelter-in-place order following an armed incident. One person hospitalized.
Barrie Police Cancel Tree of Hope Event After Threat
Barrie police have cancelled the annual Tree of Hope event honoring missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls following a reported security threat. Learn more about this concerning development.
Halton Police Update on Cemetery Thefts Across GTA
Halton Regional Police will provide new details about thefts from mausoleums and cemeteries across the Greater Toronto Area. Stay informed about the investigation.
St. Thomas death investigation ruled non-suspicious
St. Thomas police have concluded their death investigation, determining the circumstances as non-suspicious. Get the latest updates on this developing story.
Ukraine to Buy 100 French Rafale Warplanes in Historic Deal
Ukraine signs letter of intent to purchase up to 100 Rafale fighter jets from France during Macron-Zelenskyy meeting. Historic military agreement strengthens Ukraine's defense capabilities.
Kovrig on China's Threat After 1,019-Day Detention
Former diplomat Michael Kovrig discusses his detention in China and warns of the urgent need for Canada to counter Beijing's geopolitical ambitions. Read his full analysis.
Attempted arson at Plateau-Mont-Royal bar investigated
Montreal police are investigating an attempted arson attack on a Plateau-Mont-Royal bar. Firefighters extinguished the blaze before police arrived. No arrests made yet.
South Korea offers talks with North to prevent border clash
South Korea has proposed military talks with North Korea to prevent accidental armed clashes at their heavily fortified border. Learn about the latest developments in inter-Korean relations.
Polish PM Tusk: Rail Explosion Was 'Sabotage'
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk confirms a weekend rail line explosion near Warsaw was an act of sabotage. Get the latest details on the investigation and security implications.
Gaza's Schools Destroyed, Children Cannot Return to Class
The ongoing conflict has devastated Gaza's education system, with most schools destroyed and hundreds of thousands of children unable to resume their studies. Learn about the humanitarian impact.
Germany Lifts Military Export Restrictions to Israel
The German government has officially removed restrictions on military equipment exports to Israel. This significant policy shift comes amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict and marks a pivotal moment in international defense cooperation.
Bangladesh Tribunal Sentences Ex-PM Hasina to Death
Special tribunal sentences ousted Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina to death for crimes against humanity. Security tightened nationwide as protests erupt. Read the full story.
Robert Reich Condemns Trump's Self-Memorialization Push
Former US Labor Secretary Robert Reich criticizes Donald Trump's attempts to immortalize his legacy, proposing a 'Trump's Treason' monument instead. Read his full analysis.
Toronto City Hall to raise Palestinian flag
Toronto City Hall will raise the Palestinian flag, joining other Canadian municipalities in this symbolic act. Learn about the decision and its significance.
Swedish Royals in Canada During Defense Talks
Swedish royals arrive in Canada as Saab lobbies for fighter jet contracts. Visit coincides with Canada's pending F-35 decision and potential Gripen purchases.
MPs vote today on Mark Carney's first budget
Canadian MPs will cast crucial votes on Prime Minister Mark Carney's inaugural budget today. The budget, tabled November 4, represents the government's economic vision for the nation. Follow live updates.
Federal public service cuts exceed attrition capacity
Analysis reveals Canadian government's plan to cut 40,000 public service jobs by 2028-29 cannot rely solely on attrition. Departments like CRA face significant challenges despite early retirement incentives.
Carney's India reset lacked promised public accountability
As PM Mark Carney reset Canada-India ties, a key demand for public accountability from India on criminal allegations remains unfulfilled, raising Sikh community concerns. Read the full story.
Canada's Budget Vote: 3 Scenarios Including Election
Prime Minister Mark Carney's minority government faces crucial confidence vote on November 17 budget. Will Canadians face Christmas election? Key details and scenarios analyzed.
Michelle Obama: America Not Ready for Female President
Former First Lady Michelle Obama definitively closes door on presidential ambitions, citing America's unpreparedness for female leadership based on recent election history.
Dundas TTC Station Renaming Carries Hidden Costs
Toronto's Dundas TTC station renaming, a former mayor's priority, faces unexpected financial implications. Discover the full story behind this controversial project.
Tim Dolighan's New Cartoon Published November 17, 2025
Toronto Sun publishes Tim Dolighan's latest editorial cartoon for November 17, 2025, offering sharp commentary on current events. Subscribe for full access.
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