Ottawa Garbage Collection Pause: 3-Week Spring Shift
Ottawa residents face a three-week interruption in garbage collection this spring as the city adjusts its calendar, impacting household waste management schedules.
Category : Politics
Kraken Robotics Lands $24M in Defence Orders
Kraken Robotics announces approximately $24 million in new orders from over 10 customers, including three new defence clients, for its SeaPower batteries and sonar systems.
OPP Warns of Fake Police Officers Demanding Money from Residents
Ontario Provincial Police issue urgent warning after multiple reports of individuals impersonating officers to demand money from residents. Authorities advise verifying credentials.
Drug Offender Gets House Arrest After Harsh Prison Conditions
An Ontario appeal court panel has allowed a first-time drug offender to serve the remainder of his sentence via house arrest, citing unusually harsh conditions at Maplehurst Correctional Complex.
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Police Chief's Israel Visit Sparks Edmonton Debate
Edmonton Police Chief Warren Driechel's February trip to Israel for a law enforcement conference has drawn criticism from Muslim groups and support from letter writers who defend the professional nature of the visit.
Montreal's Spring Cleanliness Plan: A Clean Sweep Ahead?
As Montreal unveils its spring cleanliness plan, Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada's administration faces challenges with blue-collar workers and public cooperation to achieve a cleaner city.
1995 Quebec Referendum: The Separatist Swindle That Nearly Broke Canada
A deep dive into the 1995 Quebec referendum reveals the undisclosed separatist plan that could have plunged Canada into chaos and civil war, with new insights from the Canada Did What? podcast.
Mayor Knack Criticizes Police Chief's Israel Trip Over Islamophobia
Edmonton Mayor Andrew Knack has condemned Police Chief Warren Driechel's professional development trip to Israel, citing concerns about Islamophobia and community trust. The controversy involves Canada's oldest mosque and Muslim advocacy groups.
World's Duty to Shield Iranians from Regime Crimes
Experts argue international inaction toward Iran's human rights abuses constitutes complicity, citing the Responsibility to Protect doctrine established with Canadian leadership.
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High Interpersonal Violence Rates in Saskatchewan: RCMP Data
Newly released RCMP data highlights disturbingly high rates of interpersonal violence across Saskatchewan, with authorities calling for urgent community and policy responses to address this critical public safety issue.
Israel Kills Iranian Officials as Gulf Nations Face Missile Attacks
Israeli military eliminates senior Iranian security figures Ali Larijani and Gholam Reza Soleimani in overnight strikes, while Gulf nations face renewed missile and drone attacks from Iran, escalating regional tensions.
Israel Says It Killed Iranian Official Ali Larijani in Strike
Israel has announced it conducted a military strike that killed Ali Larijani, a senior Iranian security official, escalating regional tensions amid ongoing conflict.
Trump's 'Take Cuba' Remarks Spark Outrage, Called 'Batshit'
Former President Donald Trump boasted he could 'do anything I want with' Cuba, drawing fierce backlash online and condemnation from Democratic Rep. Mark Pocan.
Israel Urges Canada to Revamp Antisemitism Approach
Israel's ambassador calls for a significant shift in Canada's strategy to address rising antisemitism, emphasizing stronger measures and international cooperation.
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Carney Deficits Double Trudeau's, Worsen Federal Finances
A Fraser Institute study reveals Prime Minister Mark Carney's projected deficits total $321.7 billion over five years, more than double Justin Trudeau's $154.4 billion, significantly increasing federal debt.
Allies React to Trump's Request for Middle East War Help
International partners express reluctance to join U.S.-led offensive in Middle East, citing 'not our war' stance, as Iran's Strait of Hormuz blockade continues disrupting global trade.
Federal Plans Detail Thousands of Public Service Job Cuts
Federal departments have released 2026-27 spending plans revealing extensive job reductions across the public service, with some agencies projecting significant workforce decreases while others expand.
Trump's Contradictory Statements on Iran Strait Crisis Exposed
A CNN montage aired by Kasie Hunt shows Donald Trump making multiple contradictory statements within minutes regarding allied support in the Strait of Hormuz crisis, amid rising oil prices.
Trump's Venezuela Statehood Remark Sparks Ridicule
Former President Donald Trump suggested Venezuela could become the 51st U.S. state after its baseball win, drawing mockery and criticism online as Venezuela prepares to face the U.S. in the World Baseball Classic final.
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Trump Says Ex-President Regretted Not Attacking Iran, None Confirm
President Donald Trump stated a former president privately expressed regret over not attacking Iran, but representatives for all four living ex-presidents deny recent contact with Trump.
Hormuz Strait Closure Deepens Global Oil Crisis in U.S.-Iran War
Iran's blockade of the strategic Strait of Hormuz has disrupted 20% of global oil shipments, causing worldwide price spikes and challenging U.S. military strategy as the conflict enters its third week.
Miller Blames Debt on Immigrants, Experts Dispute
Stephen Miller claims undocumented immigrants cause U.S. debt, but studies show they pay more in taxes than benefits, with debt driven by other factors like aging population.
Calgary Grants $33M to Indigenous Housing Program
The City of Calgary has allocated $33 million to support Indigenous housing programs, aiming to improve living conditions and address systemic housing challenges faced by Indigenous communities in urban areas.
Trump Escalates Rhetoric on Cuba, Claims 'Honor' of Taking Nation
U.S. President Donald Trump has intensified his threatening statements against Cuba, asserting he could 'do anything' with the country, even as bilateral talks aim to improve strained relations amid Cuba's severe economic crisis.
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China Debates Military Power Use in Global Affairs
Chinese foreign policy thinkers are debating whether Beijing should use military force overseas to secure interests, seeing the Iran conflict as a chance to reshape world order.
Moe Slams NDP Email as Legislature Tensions Rise in Saskatchewan
Premier Scott Moe condemns an email sent to NDP supporters, alleging targeted attacks on his government. The incident fuels political friction in the provincial legislature.
Nationwide Protests Against Alberta's Two-Tier Health Bill
Health-care workers and seniors led demonstrations at MP offices across Canada, opposing Alberta's legislation that could create a dual-practice health system.
Pakistan Airstrike Kills 400 at Afghan Hospital
A devastating Pakistan airstrike targeted an Afghan hospital, resulting in 400 fatalities. The attack has drawn condemnation from global leaders and humanitarian groups.
Utah Woman Convicted of Murder After Poisoning Husband
Kouri Richins was found guilty of aggravated murder for poisoning her husband with fentanyl while deeply in debt. Prosecutors revealed she self-published a children's book on grief and planned a future with another man.
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Ex-Border Patrol Chief Gregory Bovino to Retire in March
Gregory Bovino, the former commander-at-large of the U.S. Border Patrol, confirms his retirement from federal service at the end of March, following his removal from a high-profile role earlier this year.
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