Mixed Reactions to Iran Leader Fall: Relief and War Concerns
While many celebrate the fall of Iran's authoritarian leader, concerns grow over the U.S.-Israel led war's motives and outcomes, echoing past interventions.
Category : Politics
15,000 Federal Public Service Jobs to Be Cut Over 3 Years
The federal government has unveiled plans to reduce the public service by 15,000 positions over the next three years, marking a significant workforce restructuring effort.
Canadian Expats Detained by ICE Over Old Minor Offenses
Canadian citizens living in the United States are being detained by ICE and facing deportation over minor offenses from decades ago, including drug possession as minors and old DUI charges.
Jewish Ambulances Set on Fire in London, Police Probe Antisemitism
Four vehicles belonging to the Hatzola Northwest Jewish ambulance service were destroyed in an apparent arson attack in Golders Green, London. U.K. police are investigating the incident as a potential antisemitic hate crime.
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Iran Threatens Gulf Power Plants, Mining Amid Israel Attacks
Iran has issued threats to strike Gulf power plants and mine Gulf waters, escalating tensions as Israel conducts new military attacks in the region.
Mark Robinson Admits Lying About CNN Story
Former North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson publicly confessed to fabricating a story about CNN, sparking controversy as political tensions rise with the legislature's return.
Middle East War Escalates, Iran Threatens Persian Gulf, Supreme Court Case
The Middle East war enters its fourth week with Iran threatening to mine the Persian Gulf, while the U.S. warns of retaliation. Meanwhile, Canada's Supreme Court begins hearings on Quebec's Bill 21, and global tensions rise over defence and humanitarian c
North York Shooting Injures One as MPPs Return to Queen's Park
A shooting in North York on March 23, 2026, left one person with serious injuries. The incident coincides with the return of MPPs to Queen's Park after a 102-day hiatus, where opposition parties plan to challenge OSAP changes.
MPs Back in Commons for Auditor General Reports
Members of Parliament reconvene in Ottawa today after a lengthy break, with the auditor general set to deliver significant reports on government spending and operations.
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Feds Close Gatineau Co-Working Space This Spring
The federal government will close a co-working facility in Gatineau this spring, as part of ongoing adjustments to office space usage and operational needs.
April 13 Byelections May Alter House of Commons
Three federal byelections scheduled for April 13, 2026, have the potential to significantly shift the balance of power in the House of Commons, impacting legislative dynamics and political strategies.
Ontario Legislature Resumes After 102-Day Hiatus
MPPs return to Queen's Park today following a 102-day break, with pressing matters like healthcare staffing and environmental policies on the agenda as the legislative session kicks off.
Annette Ryan to Testify at Finance Committee as PBO Nominee
Annette Ryan, the nominee for Parliamentary Budget Officer, is scheduled to testify before the Standing Committee on Finance. Her appearance comes at a crucial moment for federal fiscal oversight.
Hampstead Leaders Clash Over Ellerdale Road Repair
Former mayor Bill Steinberg warns that repaving Ellerdale Road without removing the concrete slab beneath will be a temporary fix, while Mayor Jeremy Levi defends the plan as necessary to protect underground infrastructure.
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John Oliver Slams Police Sting Tactics Targeting Vulnerable Groups
John Oliver's 'Last Week Tonight' investigates controversial undercover sting operations, highlighting tactics that disproportionately target ethnic minorities and individuals with disabilities.
Self-Defense Laws in Canada Face Renewed Debate After Incident
A recent incident in Vaughan, Ontario, where a homeowner shot armed intruders without facing charges, has reignited debate over Canada's self-defense laws. Legal experts and politicians are calling for reforms to better protect citizens defending their ho
Sask. Court Dismisses Buena Vista Land Appeal
The Saskatchewan Court of Appeals has dismissed an appeal in the long-running Buena Vista land dispute, upholding a previous ruling. The case involves contested property rights near Last Mountain Lake.
Thunder Bay Firefighters Face Three Serious Fires in One Week
Thunder Bay Fire Rescue responded to three significant fires over a seven-day period, highlighting the demanding workload and challenges faced by local emergency services.
Drugs, Stun Gun Seized in Thunder Bay Trafficking Case
Thunder Bay Police have made a significant drug trafficking arrest, confiscating illicit substances and a stun gun. The operation highlights ongoing efforts to combat organized crime in Northern Ontario.
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Manitoulin Island Man Charged with Assault, Kidnapping
A man from Manitoulin Island is facing serious criminal charges including assault and kidnapping following an investigation by the UCCM Anishinaabe Police Service.
Pope Leo Calls Middle East War a 'Scandal to Humanity'
Pope Leo condemns the death and suffering in the Middle East war, labeling it a scandal to humanity. He renews calls for an immediate ceasefire and emphasizes prayer for peace amid ongoing conflicts.
Bridgewater Teen in Court for School Threats in N.S., Manitoba
A teenager from Bridgewater, Nova Scotia, has appeared in court following threats made to educational institutions in Nova Scotia and Manitoba, raising concerns over school safety.
Trump's Economic Approval Low Threatens GOP in Midterms
CNN analyst Harry Enten warns President Trump's dismal economic approval among independents could doom Republicans in the upcoming midterm elections, with polls showing historic lows.
Will Federal Job Cut Forecasts Actually Materialize?
Federal departments have released spending plans forecasting significant public service job cuts, but historical data shows such forecasts often don't materialize. Experts warn this year could be different.
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NYT Editorial Slams Trump's False Claims on Iran War
The New York Times editorial board issued a scathing critique of Donald Trump's falsehoods regarding the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran, warning that such lies could backfire and undermine American interests.
Graham Criticized for Iwo Jima Remark in Iran War Push
Sen. Lindsey Graham's call to seize Iran's Kharg Island and his reference to Iwo Jima sparks outrage, with critics labeling his stance as reckless and insensitive to military sacrifices.
Arson Attack on Jewish Ambulances in London Investigated
British police are investigating an apparent arson attack on four vehicles belonging to Hatzola Northwest, a Jewish ambulance service in London, treating it as an antisemitic hate crime. No injuries were reported, but the incident has heightened community
California Sheriff Seizes 500,000 Ballots in Election Probe
Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco, a Republican gubernatorial candidate, has seized over half a million ballots from a special election, claiming a vote count discrepancy. State officials call the move unprecedented and politically motivated.
Man Jumps Off Victoria Bridge to Evade Arrest, Police Say
Victoria police report a suspect leaped from the Johnson Street Bridge into the water to avoid arrest, highlighting a dramatic escape attempt in the city's downtown core.
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Slovenia's Liberals and Populists Neck and Neck in Election
Preliminary results from Slovenia's parliamentary elections show a close contest between liberal and populist parties, with voters shaping the nation's political future.
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