Canada's Immigration Drops 19% in 2025, Policy Shift
Canada welcomed 19% fewer immigrants in 2025, with 393,530 new arrivals compared to 483,655 in 2024. The decline varies significantly by region and category, impacting population growth.
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Trump Warns Iran Over Attacks on Gulf States and Israel
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened Iran following a new wave of attacks targeting Gulf states and Israel, raising tensions in the Middle East as global leaders monitor the situation closely.
Carney Observes NATO Drills in Norway with European Leaders
Prime Minister Carney is in northern Norway to observe NATO military exercises alongside German and Norwegian leaders, highlighting Canada's Arctic defense commitments amid a $35 billion investment plan.
Melania Trump Calls Herself 'Visionary' at White House, Draws Criticism
First lady Melania Trump praised herself as a 'visionary' during a Women's History Month event, citing her roles and film work, while social media erupted with disbelief and ridicule over her comments.
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Trump's Dance Sparks Outrage Amid Middle East Conflict
Videos of President Trump dancing to 'YMCA' have gone viral, drawing sharp criticism for perceived insensitivity as U.S. troops face casualties in the Iran war.
Ottawa Garbage Collection Gap Extends Over Three Weeks
Approximately 80,000 Ottawa households will experience up to 26 days without garbage pickup as the city transitions between collection contracts, with some residents expressing concerns about storage limitations.
O'Donnell Slams White House 'AI Slop' Propaganda for Iran War
Lawrence O'Donnell delivers a scathing critique of White House propaganda videos aimed at boosting support for Trump's Iran war, calling them the 'stupidest' ever produced.
NY Post Criticizes White House on Iran War Briefings
The New York Post editorial board urges the Trump administration to provide clearer public updates on Operation Epic Fury, citing confusion and a communications failure.
Political Flip-Flops and Turncoat Accusations in Letters
Readers express strong opinions on political integrity, with letters criticizing Mark Carney's pivot and defending floor-crossing as moral courage in Canadian politics.
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Iran Vows to Keep Strait of Hormuz Closed Amid War
Iran's new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei pledges to continue blocking the Strait of Hormuz as leverage against the U.S. and Israel, while Netanyahu threatens retaliation. The conflict escalates with attacks on ships and airstrikes, impacting global oil
U.S. Refueling Plane Crashes in Iraq, Rescue Underway
A U.S. Air Force KC-135 refueling aircraft crashed over western Iraq following an incident with another plane. U.S. Central Command confirmed the crash was not due to hostile or friendly fire, with rescue efforts currently in progress.
Police Probe Suspected Arson at Brossard Home After Fire
Longueuil police are investigating a fire at a Brossard residence as a possible criminal act after evidence suggested arson. Firefighters contained the blaze Thursday night.
Nick Shirley to Speak at CPAC 2026 Amid Controversy
Conservative influencer Nick Shirley will address CPAC 2026 in Texas, following his viral video alleging fraud in Minnesota's Somali community, which officials have disputed.
Longueuil Police Probe Vehicle Arson on Carignan Street
Authorities in Longueuil are investigating a suspected arson incident involving a vehicle on Carignan Street, with no injuries reported. The investigation is ongoing as police gather evidence.
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U.S. Refueling Aircraft Crashes in Iraq, No Hostile Fire
A U.S. KC-135 refueling aircraft crashed in western Iraq during Operation Epic Fury, with rescue efforts underway. The incident, not due to hostile fire, highlights risks in Middle East operations amid ongoing U.S.-Iran tensions.
Suspect Identified in Michigan Synagogue Vehicle Ramming
Federal authorities have identified a suspect after a vehicle was deliberately driven into a synagogue in West Bloomfield, Michigan, prompting a police response and shelter-in-place orders for local residents.
Hawrelak Park in Edmonton Reopens for Casual Use Friday
The City of Edmonton announces Hawrelak Park will reopen for casual public use starting Friday, March 13, 2026, following a temporary closure for maintenance and seasonal preparations.
B.C. Chiefs' 'Crash Out' Statement Goes Viral on Property Rights
First Nations on Vancouver Island have gained widespread attention with a cheeky social media response to MP Aaron Gunn, highlighting their stance on Aboriginal title and property rights amid ongoing legal discussions.
Democrats Condemn Tuberville's Anti-Muslim Social Media Post
Multiple Democratic lawmakers blasted Senator Tommy Tuberville for an anti-Muslim social media post linking NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani to 9/11. Tuberville refused to apologize, fueling concerns about Islamophobia in the GOP.
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Canadian Man Found Dead in Boat Off Belize Coast
A man discovered deceased in a vessel near Ambergris Caye, Belize, has been confirmed as a Canadian national, with authorities investigating the circumstances surrounding the tragic incident.
Synagogue Attacker Was Naturalized Citizen from Lebanon
Federal authorities reveal the suspect who rammed a vehicle into a Michigan synagogue is a naturalized U.S. citizen originally from Lebanon, as investigations continue.
Alberta Launches Full Probe Into Calgary Water Pipe Fiasco
The Smith government orders a comprehensive investigation into Calgary's water system failures, appointing a former energy regulator chair to lead the inquiry with subpoena powers.
Sask. NDP Bill Aims to End Cancer Patient Parking Fees
The Saskatchewan NDP introduces legislation to ban parking fees for cancer patients at health authority facilities, aiming to reduce financial burdens during treatment.
Crown Seeks 7-Year Sentence in Coquitlam Drug Killing
Prosecutors are calling for a seven-year prison term for Terry Miller, accused in a fatal 2022 Coquitlam shooting linked to a drug transaction. The case highlights ongoing violence in the region's illicit drug trade.
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Conservatives Demand Answers on Iranian Missile Attack on Canadian Base
Opposition Conservatives criticize the government for withholding information about an Iranian missile strike on a Canadian airbase in Kuwait for nearly two weeks, questioning transparency and communication failures.
Cuba to Release 51 Prisoners in Unexpected Move
The Cuban government has announced the unexpected release of 51 individuals from the island's jails, marking a significant development in the nation's justice system.
United Way Opens Social Services Hub in Listowel
United Way of Perth Huron has established a centralized facility in Listowel, consolidating seven social services under one roof to enhance community support and accessibility.
Quebec Trio Arrested at Ontario Border with Forged Documents
Three Quebec men face multiple charges after border inspectors discovered forged passports, $24K in cash, and stacks of credit cards during a vehicle inspection at the Peace Bridge crossing in Fort Erie, Ontario.
Regina Mayor Bachynski: 2026 a 'Turning Point' in City Address
Mayor Chad Bachynski delivered his annual State of the City address, reflecting on his first 16 months in office and outlining a transformative vision for Regina's future.
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Regina Library Renewal Stalls as City Grapples with Debt
The City of Regina and Regina Public Library are seeking solutions for the Central Branch renewal project, delayed by financial constraints and rising municipal debt, impacting community services.
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