Immigrants cite human rights, diversity as Canadian values
A government survey reveals new Canadians prioritize human rights and diversity when defining national values. Discover the insights shaping immigration and integration discussions.
Category : Politics
Dual Citizenship: Canadians Split on Desire vs. Loyalty
A new poll reveals a third of Canadians want dual citizenship, but a similar proportion question the loyalty of dual citizens. Age is a major factor in these divergent views.
32 antisemitic incidents in Canada last week, group says
B'nai Brith Canada reports 32 antisemitic incidents in a single week, urging PM Mark Carney to establish a Royal Commission. Details on the surge and government response.
Move Over violation leads to impaired charges in Lakeshore
An Ontario Provincial Police traffic stop for a Move Over law violation in Lakeshore resulted in impaired driving charges. Learn the details of the incident and the importance of road safety laws.
Senior charged after Highway 400 traffic stop yields drugs
An elderly man faces charges after Ontario Provincial Police allegedly discovered drugs during a routine traffic stop on Highway 400 near Barrie. Get the full details on the incident.
Greenlanders discuss Trump's desire to own Arctic island
Residents and experts respond to former U.S. President Donald Trump's reported ambition to purchase Greenland. A Canadian security analyst warns the 'all or nothing' stance complicates diplomacy.
Windsor Supports Public Engagement on Conservation Merger
The City of Windsor endorses calls for public consultation on the planned consolidation of conservation authorities. Learn about the local government's stance and what it means for regional environmental management.
Myanmar denies genocide at UN court over Rohingya campaign
Myanmar defended itself at the UN's top court, rejecting claims its 2017 military campaign against the Rohingya minority constituted genocide. The case continues amid international scrutiny.
South Korean Court Jails Ex-President Yoon for 5 Years
A Seoul court sentences former President Yoon Suk Yeol to five years in prison on charges linked to a martial law decree. Get the full details on this major political development.
Edmonton Snow Removal Sparks Density Debate
Edmonton residents criticize the city's snow removal strategy and parking bans, linking the chaos to increased-density housing policies that lack adequate parking. Read the full debate.
Qatar's Muslim Brotherhood Funding Under Fire
Analysis: Qatar faces accusations of financing the Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas, as the U.S. and allies designate branches as terrorist organizations. Explore the geopolitical implications.
Rapist-Murderer's Prison Transfers Highlight Policy Failure
Michael Williams, who raped and killed a 13-year-old, was moved to women's prisons under Canada's transgender policy. His emergency removal reveals systemic dangers. Read the full investigation.
Toronto man works to make TTC feel less lonely
Minjae Cho, a 31-year-old Toronto resident, is on a mission to reduce isolation and foster connections during daily commutes on the city's public transit system. Discover his story.
Charlie Kirk Case: Defendant Moves to Disqualify Prosecutors
Tyler Robinson, accused of killing Charlie Kirk, requests judge remove prosecutors. Latest developments from the high-profile Utah court case. Read the full story.
Ex-South Korean President Yoon Sentenced to 5 Years
A Seoul court sentenced former President Yoon Suk Yeol to five years in prison. This is the first verdict from eight criminal trials stemming from his 2024 martial law decree. Read the full details.
Immigrants define Canadian values as human rights, diversity
A new survey reveals immigrants are more likely to cite human rights and diversity as defining 'Canadian values.' Explore the findings and what they say about national identity.
Court to Rule on Emergencies Act Use for 2022 Protests
A federal appeal court is set to decide on the government's use of the Emergencies Act during the 2022 Ottawa convoy protests. The landmark ruling will determine the legality of the unprecedented measure.
Trump Official Wants Database to 'Shame' ICE Protesters
Tom Homan, Trump's border czar, wants a public database naming people arrested for protesting ICE. Critics call it authoritarian and a threat to free speech and due process.
Mayor Sutcliffe's Questionable Data Prompts Satirical Rebuttal
Ottawa columnist Bruce Deachman crafts a fake study in response to Mayor Mark Sutcliffe promoting questionable livability data. Explore the controversy over data credibility in municipal politics.
Court to Rule on Emergencies Act Use Friday
The Federal Court of Appeal will deliver a pivotal decision Friday on the government's 2022 invocation of the Emergencies Act during the Freedom Convoy. This landmark ruling will shape future limits on protest and emergency powers in Canada.
ICE Agents Arrest 3 After Dining at Minnesota Restaurant
ICE agents reportedly dined at a family-owned Mexican restaurant in Willmar, Minnesota, before arresting three workers after closing. The incident has sparked widespread condemnation online.
Satire, Security, Economy in Sun Letters
Toronto Sun readers weigh in with sharp opinions, from nominating a columnist for a Nobel to Canada's military stance and critiques of Liberal economic policies. Read the latest public discourse.
Arrest made in Fraser Valley hotel homicide
Abbotsford police have arrested a man following a homicide at a hotel in B.C.'s Fraser Valley. Get the latest details on the investigation.
Iranian-Canadians in Calgary desperate for government help
Iranian-Canadians in Calgary watch events in Iran with devastation, calling for support from Canadian officials. Read their emotional stories and appeals.
Abbotsford hotel death ruled a homicide, suspect held
Abbotsford Police confirm a man's death at a Marshall Road hotel is a homicide. One suspect is in custody, and police say it's not linked to recent extortion shootings.
Two arrested in Kamloops arson probe: RCMP
Mounties in British Columbia have made two arrests connected to arson investigations in the Interior. Get the latest details on the suspects and the ongoing police probe.
Calgary Self-Defence Case Tied to Missing Senior
A man killed in self-defence in northwest Calgary had rented his home to a senior who vanished and is presumed dead. Police are investigating the connection.
Bear Spray Attack at Victoria Mall Leads to Charges
Police in Victoria have charged an adult and a youth following a bear spray incident at Mayfair Shopping Centre. Get the latest details on the investigation and public safety response.
ICE Agents Detain Woman in Minneapolis After Fatal Shooting
Federal immigration agents detained a woman in Minneapolis near the site of a recent fatal ICE shooting. The incident, captured on video, has intensified local tensions. Read the latest details.
B.C. inmate dies after 35 years as dangerous offender
A federal inmate at B.C.'s Pacific Institution has died after 35 years behind bars. The Parole Board described him as a dangerous offender with 'grandiose delusions.'
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