Americans Reject U.S. Expansion, Poll Shows
A new poll reveals most Americans oppose U.S. territorial expansion, including making Canada a state. Only 7% support annexing Canada, while 66% prefer independence.
Category : Politics
Judge Rejects Monitor Bid for Epstein Files Release
A U.S. judge has ruled against lawmakers seeking an independent monitor to oversee the release of Jeffrey Epstein-related documents, a decision impacting transparency efforts.
Trump's Binder Clip Incident Overshadows Greenland News
Former President Donald Trump narrowly avoided injury from a binder clip during a press briefing while discussing Greenland and his administration's accomplishments, showcasing his characteristic humor.
Macron's 'Top Gun' Glasses Charm Internet During Greenland Talks
French President Emmanuel Macron's stylish sunglasses at the World Economic Forum in Davos have captivated social media, providing a lighthearted moment as world leaders, including Canada's Mark Carney, engage in serious discussions on global issues like
Brampton Man Charged in Fatal Parking Lot Fight
A 25-year-old Brampton man faces manslaughter charges after a dispute in a parking lot escalated to violence, leaving another person dead days later. Police confirm the incident is unrelated to ongoing tow truck conflicts.
Father Sues Windsor for $5M Over Teen's Beach Drowning
Mohammed Al Torkmani has launched a $5 million lawsuit against the City of Windsor, alleging negligence contributed to his 15-year-old son's drowning at Sand Point Beach in May 2025.
Surrey Man Sentenced for Vancouver Island Sex Crimes
A Surrey, B.C., man has been sentenced for sex crimes against a minor on Vancouver Island, according to police. The case highlights ongoing efforts to combat such offenses in the region.
ISIS Brides Escape Syrian Prison Camp, Shamima Begum Feared Free
Violent riots at the Al-Hol prison camp in Syria led to the escape of numerous ISIS brides, including notorious British terror bride Shamima Begum. Kurdish guards abandoned the site as buildings burned.
Regina Police: Death in Commercial Area Non-Criminal
Regina Police Service and Saskatchewan Coroner's Service have concluded that the death of a man found in an east Regina commercial area was non-criminal following investigation and autopsy.
Sanders: Trump's Greenland Threat 'Pathetic,' Endangers NATO
Senator Bernie Sanders criticizes President Trump's renewed threats to forcibly acquire Greenland, warning it could destroy NATO while labeling Trump's behavior as narcissistic and childish.
Woman Charged After Stolen Truck Hits Halifax Police Cars
A woman in Halifax, Nova Scotia, has been charged following an incident where a stolen truck allegedly collided with two police vehicles. The case highlights ongoing challenges with vehicle theft and police response in urban areas.
14 ByWard Market Businesses Cited for Liquor Licence Offences
Ottawa Police Service conducted a multi-agency sweep in the ByWard Market, citing 14 licensed establishments for administrative liquor licence violations.
Trump-Zelenskyy Meeting as Ukraine Endures Winter Attacks
Former U.S. President Donald Trump is set to meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy as Ukraine faces a brutal winter season intensified by ongoing Russian military strikes.
Body Parts Found After Pakistan Mall Fire
A tragic fire at a shopping plaza in Karachi, Pakistan, has led to the recovery of dozens of body parts, prompting a candlelight vigil and ongoing investigation into the cause of the deadly blaze.
Carney's Davos Speech Marks End to Canada's American Subordination
Sharan Kaur analyzes PM Mark Carney's Davos speech, arguing it declares Canada's independence and pushes for middle-power unity, marking a shift from U.S. subordination.
Montreal Criminal Killed in Kahnawake Shooting
Kyle Grabowski, a 40-year-old with a lengthy criminal record including a 10-year sentence for violent crimes, was fatally shot in a Kahnawake parking lot. Police continue their investigation.
Trump: Canada Lives Because of the United States
Former President Donald Trump made controversial remarks about Canada's dependence on the U.S. during his speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
Trump Warns Carney at Davos Over U.S.-Canada Relations
Former U.S. President Donald Trump issued a pointed warning to Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney during a speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
Quebecers Lose Faith in Government on Economy
A new poll reveals a significant majority of Quebecers no longer trust the provincial government's handling of the economy, highlighting growing public skepticism amid ongoing political and economic challenges.
Two Men Charged with Copper Theft in Kitchener-Waterloo
Two individuals have been formally charged in connection with a series of copper thefts targeting businesses across the Kitchener-Waterloo region, according to recent police announcements.
Fox Host Says US 'Owns' Moon, Backs Trump on Greenland
Fox News commentator Jesse Watters asserted the United States owns the moon while defending former President Trump's push to acquire Greenland, despite international treaties prohibiting such claims.
Rempel Garner to Carney: Words Need Action on Sovereignty
Conservative MP Michelle Rempel Garner critiques PM Mark Carney's Davos speech, demanding concrete action on military, resources, and trade barriers instead of rhetoric.
Trump Rebukes Carney, Says Canada 'Lives' Because of U.S.
U.S. President Donald Trump issued a sharp rebuke to Mark Carney after his Davos speech, accusing Canada of being ungrateful and dependent on American support.
Syrian Refugee Denied N.B. Disability Benefits
Ayman Othman, a young Syrian man who was shot as a child while fleeing civil war, has been denied disability benefits in New Brunswick, highlighting challenges faced by refugees in Canada's social support systems.
Tsuut'ina Police Charge in 29-Year-Old Woman's Homicide
Tsuut'ina Nation Police Service has charged a 40-year-old woman with second-degree murder following the suspicious death of a 29-year-old woman on Wintergreen Road earlier this month.
Toronto Murder Suspect in Yorkdale Shooting Appears in Court
A man charged with murder following a deadly shooting aboard a bus at the Yorkdale GO terminal in Toronto has made his first court appearance. The incident left one person dead and has heightened community safety concerns.
Carney's Davos Speech: Sincere or Strategic?
Prime Minister Mark Carney's historic Davos address challenged the global elite, but his political history raises questions about his authenticity and commitment to meaningful change.
Two Arrested for Drug, Weapon Offences in New Minas
Nova Scotia RCMP have apprehended two individuals in New Minas facing serious charges related to drug trafficking and weapons offences following a police investigation.
Winnipeg Police Chase Crashes into St. Boniface Home
A man fleeing Winnipeg police crashed into a home in the St. Boniface neighborhood, according to the Winnipeg Police Service. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about police pursuits and public safety in urban areas.
Police: No Link Between N.S. Cannabis Shops, Human Trafficking
Nova Scotia law enforcement officials state they have no information connecting provincially regulated cannabis retailers to human trafficking activities, addressing public concerns.
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