Indigenous leaders across Canada are preparing to advocate for critical issues during the upcoming spring parliamentary session, focusing on land rights, economic development, and reconciliation.
In her inaugural interview, Tillie Martinussen, Canada's newly appointed envoy to Greenland, emphasizes the pursuit of measurable outcomes to strengthen bilateral ties and address shared Arctic priorities.
French President Emmanuel Macron has directed a comprehensive review of violent activist organizations following the fatal assault on a far-right activist, signaling a firm governmental response to political violence.
Hungary's Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto announces a veto on a key EU loan to Ukraine until Russian oil shipments are restored, escalating tensions within the bloc.
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Israeli military strikes targeted eastern Lebanon, resulting in the deaths of eight Hezbollah militants, according to officials. The attack occurred in the village of Bednayel, escalating regional tensions.
In a significant escalation, Ukraine has targeted a major industrial site within Russia, as the conflict continues with recent attacks in Zaporizhzhia. Details emerge amid ongoing military tensions.
Ohio Republicans are pushing measures like mandatory surveillance and daily child photos to combat suspected fraud in government-funded child care, sparking backlash from providers over costs and privacy concerns.
Reports reveal ICE agents using derogatory language against women protesters in Minnesota, with experts linking recruitment to toxic masculinity and authoritarian structures.
Former followers of MAGA Christianity share their stories of leaving politicized faith communities, citing moral dissonance, nationalism, and a search for authentic belief.
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Ontario's top court ruled house arrest was unfit for a man with over 22,000 child abuse images, but declined to impose prison time, citing justice interests.
Despite a 40% reduction in Calgary's homelessness rate since 2008, visible street-level crises create a disconnect between data and public perception, according to think-tank expert Patricia Jones.
Toronto police are actively investigating a shooting incident reported in the Rexdale neighborhood. Authorities responded to reports of gunshots, with details emerging about the ongoing investigation into the violent event.
Toronto police are investigating after an adult male entered a local hospital with a gunshot wound on Friday night, February 21, 2026. Authorities are working to determine the circumstances surrounding the shooting.
With the Texas Democratic Senate primary approaching, Rep. Jasmine Crockett faces persistent doubts about her electability against Republican opponents, despite her strong base support and fundraising prowess.
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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith faces backlash for targeting immigrants in referendum questions, with critics calling it xenophobic and harmful to provincial unity and national relations.
Prime Minister Mark Carney unveils a $470 billion defense industrial strategy aiming to boost military readiness and create jobs, but critics question bureaucratic implementation.
Conrad Black examines two recent events in Canada that may signal a shift in the country's troubling rise of antisemitism, including a massive protest against Iran's regime and defense of Jewish summer camps.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's referendum push to curb immigration marks a dramatic reversal from previous efforts to attract skilled workers, highlighting tensions with federal immigration policies.
Alberta separatists are targeting snowbirds in Arizona to sign a petition for an independence referendum, while Premier Smith announces separate constitutional questions.
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Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre swiftly distanced his party from MP Jamil Jivani's comments blaming Canada for tensions with the US, highlighting the political risks of anti-Canada rhetoric.
While Canada invests in defence equipment and industrial strategy, the critical human element—military families facing relocation, housing, and healthcare challenges—requires equal attention for national security.
A proposed Quebec constitution is criticized as a 'middle finger' to Canada, raising concerns about collective rights and protections for anglophone minorities in the province.
U.S. President Donald Trump's directive to release Pentagon UFO files has ignited enthusiasm among believers, though some experts remain doubtful about the implications and transparency.
Alinur Mohamed Mussa, 38, identified as the victim of Edmonton's Family Day homicide, was previously acquitted in a 2021 dance party shooting and faced trial for a 2022 lounge shooting.
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Firefighters in Calgary faced challenging conditions after a water-main break in the northwest, creating icy hazards during cold weather on Friday night.
Defense analysts caution that President Trump's consideration of military strikes to pressure Iran into a nuclear deal may trigger retaliation and escalate into a prolonged Middle East conflict.
A body discovered in a St. Albert home after a daytime house fire has been declared a suspicious death by RCMP, though investigators believe it was a targeted incident with no ongoing public risk.
Halton Regional Police have arrested three individuals and are searching for a fourth suspect in connection with a series of copper thefts across the region. Charges include theft and possession of property obtained by crime.
A petition aiming to prohibit coal mining on Alberta's Eastern Slopes begins signature collection with events across the province this weekend, starting in Lethbridge on Friday.
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Surrey Police Service designates 58-year-old Marinus Willemse as a high-risk sex offender, citing a history of crimes against children, sparking community concern.
