Ottawa Mayor and Councillors' 2025 Earnings Revealed
A detailed breakdown of the salaries and compensation earned by Ottawa's mayor and city councillors in 2025 has been released, providing transparency into municipal leadership remuneration.
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London Police Seek Tax Exemption for Mall Satellite Office
The London Police Service is requesting a significant annual property tax exemption for its new community engagement center located within a shopping mall, aiming to enhance local outreach.
France Bars Ministers from Meeting U.S. Ambassador in Spat
France has escalated a diplomatic rift with the United States, announcing that its ministers will no longer meet with U.S. Ambassador Charles Kushner. This move intensifies tensions amid ongoing disputes.
Cartel Violence Fuels Security Fears Before FIFA World Cup
The killing of a major cartel leader in Mexico has intensified security concerns and travel disruptions, raising alarms just months before the country hosts the FIFA World Cup.
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Hamilton Police Probe Stoney Creek Shooting, Man Injured
Hamilton Police are actively investigating a shooting incident in Stoney Creek that resulted in one man being injured. Authorities are seeking witnesses and evidence as the probe continues.
Ukraine War: Four Years of Tragic Normalcy and Stalled Talks
Four years after Russia's invasion, the war in Ukraine has settled into a tragic normalcy. Globe correspondent Mark MacKinnon reports on the mood on the ground, the impact of halted U.S. aid, drone warfare, and the stalled peace negotiations.
MAHA Movement: Moms Redefine Health and Politics
The MAHA movement, led by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., has mobilized mothers through health misinformation, with 40% of U.S. parents supporting it. Sociologist Katie Gaddini explains how the pandemic politicized women, blending traditional role
Ontario Health Teams Seek Funding to Retain Nurses, Professionals
Family health teams across Ontario are urgently calling for increased government funding to address a critical shortage of nurses and health professionals, warning that retention issues threaten patient care.
Alberta Migration Boom Exposes Infrastructure Planning Gap
Alberta's successful 'Alberta is Calling' campaign attracted migrants but lacked planning for healthcare, education, and housing strain, sparking criticism of UCP policies.
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Cuban Ambassador Testifies, Canada Pledges Aid Amid Crisis
The Cuban ambassador is set to testify in Ottawa today as the Canadian government promises aid is en route to Cuba, which faces severe power outages and economic challenges.
BC Tribunal Fines Critic $750K in Transgender Rights Ruling
The British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal has ordered a $750,000 penalty against former school trustee Barry Neufeld, sparking debate over free speech and transgender rights in Canada.
Trump's State of the Union: What Canadians Should Watch
As Donald Trump prepares his State of the Union address, Canadians must look beyond his literal words to understand implications for U.S.-Canada relations, trade tensions, and geopolitical dynamics.
Trump's State of the Union: Partisan Showmanship Prevails
Analysis of President Trump's 2026 State of the Union address as political theater, contrasted with Reagan's historic 1986 Challenger disaster response speech that transcended politics.
Ontario Hate Reporting Tool Raises Free Speech Alarms
Durham Region's new anonymous hate incident reporting program, which tracks non-criminal incidents like offensive jokes, faces criticism for potentially chilling protected speech and creating 'thought police' in Ontario.
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Poll: Most Canadians Want Alberta, Quebec to Stay in Canada
A new Angus Reid poll reveals strong national support for keeping Alberta and Quebec within Canada, with concerns about economic consequences and potential U.S. pressure on separated provinces.
Defence Cross-Examination Continues in Stronach Sexual Assault Trial
The sexual assault trial of Canadian businessman Frank Stronach continues in Toronto, with the defence set to resume cross-examination of the complainant. The case has drawn significant public attention.
Canadian Trust in Institutions Rises Amid U.S. Hostility: Poll
A new poll reveals that public confidence in Canada's institutions is increasing, contrasting with growing hostility from the United States. The findings highlight a strengthening national identity during geopolitical tensions.
Myles Gray Inquest Resumes After Obscenity Delay
The coroner's inquest into the 2015 death of Myles Gray, who died after a confrontation with Vancouver police, has resumed following a delay caused by an obscenity. The proceedings aim to examine the circumstances surrounding the tragic incident.
Montreal Dad Wants Evidence Tossed in Daughter's Murder Case
Luciano Frattolin, accused of killing his 9-year-old daughter Melina, is attempting to have key evidence dismissed prior to his trial. Police allege he fabricated a story about her disappearance.
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Trump's State of the Union Address as Poll Numbers Slide
President Donald Trump is set to deliver his State of the Union address against a backdrop of sliding approval ratings, with the speech scheduled for February 24, 2026, in Washington.
Alberta Legislature Reconvenes Ahead of $7.7B Budget
The Alberta legislature resumes with a major $7.7 billion investment in physician recruitment set for the 2026-27 budget, amid ongoing political and economic discussions.
Quebec City Rally Against Federal Gun Prohibitions and Buyback
A rally is scheduled for Saturday in Quebec City to protest federal gun prohibitions and a planned buyback program, highlighting ongoing debates over firearm regulations in Canada.
European Leaders Rally in Kyiv on War's Fourth Anniversary
Senior European officials visited Kyiv to mark the fourth anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion, showing solidarity with Ukraine amid ongoing conflict and stalled peace talks.
Regina Scam: Fraudsters Pose as Arts Festival
Two individuals in Regina lost money in an online scam where criminals impersonated the Cathedral Village Arts Festival, highlighting a growing trend of event-based fraud.
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Colbert Mocks Trump's Supreme Court Tariff Defeat
Stephen Colbert celebrated the Supreme Court striking down Trump's tariffs, mocking his legal loss and ironic complaints about foreign influence amid lavish gifts.
Reservists Feel Like Second-Class Soldiers: Military Study
A Canadian Forces analysis reveals reservists face bias, limited training opportunities, and career advancement challenges compared to regular force personnel.
Trump Calls 40% Approval 'Fake,' Claims 'Real Polls' Show Strength
At an event honoring families affected by undocumented immigrants, former President Donald Trump rejected his 40% approval rating as fabricated, asserting he has higher support from 'real polls' that remain undisclosed.
Trump Settles Lawsuit with Isaac Hayes Estate Over Song Use
Former President Donald Trump has settled a lawsuit filed by Isaac Hayes' estate alleging unauthorized use of the song 'Hold On, I'm Coming' in his 2020 and 2024 campaigns.
Lewandowski Cockpit Entry, Pilot Firing Over Blanket Raises Safety Issues
A top U.S. homeland security aide entered a government jet cockpit uninvited during ascent, then fired a pilot over a misplaced blanket, potentially violating aviation safety protocols.
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Trump Denies Reports of Military Adviser's Iran War Concerns
President Donald Trump refuted media reports suggesting his top military adviser warned of serious risks in a potential Iran operation, claiming victory would be easily achieved.
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