Canada's Defence Strategy: Expert Analysis and Challenges
Wendy Gilmour, former NATO assistant secretary general, critiques Canada's defence industrial strategy as overly bureaucratic and complex in a Financial Post interview.
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Local Defense Procurement Raises Costs, Lowers Quality
Government procurement favoring local producers increases costs and reduces quality for taxpayers, with defense spending strategies illustrating this economic inefficiency.
Cross-Examination Continues in Stronach Sexual Assault Trial
The complainant in the high-profile sexual assault trial of billionaire Frank Stronach faces continued cross-examination in Toronto court. Proceedings are unfolding as the case draws significant public and media attention.
Alberta Immigration Views Spark Controversy in Letters
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's upcoming immigration speech has drawn criticism after her executive director's inflammatory comments. Readers express concern that anti-immigrant views don't represent modern Alberta.
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Alberta Deserves Respect, Not Liberal Condemnation
Geoff Russ argues that Alberta is unfairly targeted by Liberal politicians and media, contrasting treatment with Quebec sovereigntists and warning that Confederation suffers when western provinces face constant denunciation.
Court Orders New Hearing in Clinic Misgendering Discrimination Case
An Ontario court has ruled the Human Rights Tribunal must re-examine a case where a Black trans man alleged discrimination after being referred to by pronouns from medical records at a walk-in clinic.
Trump's Iran Strategy Creates Path to Potential Military Conflict
As Iran continues its aggressive policies and internal crackdowns, analysts warn the U.S. approach under President Trump may be setting the stage for military confrontation rather than diplomatic resolution.
Climber Convicted After Girlfriend Dies on Austria's Highest Peak
An Austrian court has found a man guilty of negligence leading to his girlfriend's death during a climb of Grossglockner, the country's highest mountain, highlighting alpine safety risks.
Feds Urge First Nations to Carry Passports for U.S. Border Crossings
The Canadian federal government has issued a formal advisory, strongly recommending that First Nations individuals carry valid passports when crossing into the United States to ensure smooth travel and avoid potential complications.
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Guns in Shooter's Mother's Photo Were Legal, Expert Says
A firearms expert has determined that the long guns displayed in a Facebook photo by Jennifer Jacobs, mother of the Tumbler Ridge shooter, were legally owned and stored according to Canadian regulations.
Saskatchewan Settles Tire Recycling Lawsuit, NDP Slams Scrap Tire Mess
The Saskatchewan government has settled a significant lawsuit over tire recycling, but the opposition NDP warns that massive scrap tire stockpiles near Saskatoon remain an unresolved environmental hazard.
Epstein Estate Settles $35M Class Action Over Advisers
Jeffrey Epstein's estate has agreed to pay up to $35 million to resolve a lawsuit accusing his former lawyer and accountant of aiding his sex trafficking operation, according to a recent court filing.
Trump Criticizes Biden as 'Sleepy Joe' While Nodding Off Himself
Former President Donald Trump attacked Joe Biden for alleged drowsiness, but critics highlight Trump's own history of falling asleep in public meetings, including on the same day.
Arctic Vehicle Budget Soars to $1 Billion
The Department of National Defence confirms the budget for replacing aging Arctic vehicles has quadrupled from $249 million to $1 billion in under a year, with procurement managed by the new Defence Investment Agency.
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Federal Office Return Sparks Union Backlash Over Four-Day Mandate
Federal public servants face a mandatory four-day office return by July, sparking union outrage despite many workers already adhering to five-day schedules in other sectors.
Ottawa Weekend Guide: Events, Sports, and Politics
A comprehensive look at Ottawa's weekend scene, featuring cultural highlights, sports updates, and political developments, along with national news impacting the capital region.
Justice Canada Expands Desk Sensors Amid Privacy Concerns
The Department of Justice has expanded its use of heat and motion sensors under employee desks, raising concerns about potential monitoring despite official assurances about anonymous data collection for space planning.
Stratton Campaign Ad Uses Explicit Anti-Trump Language
Illinois Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton's new Senate campaign ad features supporters and Sen. Tammy Duckworth using explicit language against Donald Trump, highlighting her platform to abolish ICE and hold him accountable.
Trump Banner at DOJ Sparks Outrage Over Authoritarian Imagery
A large banner featuring President Donald Trump's face was hung at the Justice Department, drawing sharp criticism for evoking authoritarian regimes and undermining institutional independence.
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Readers Demand Reform After Political Floor Crossings
In a series of letters to the editor, Canadian citizens express outrage over recent political floor crossings, calling for mandatory byelections and condemning the practice as deceptive to voters.
Attorney's Profane Threat to Les Wexner in Epstein Deposition
During a House Oversight Committee deposition, an attorney threatened billionaire Les Wexner over lengthy answers about his ties to Jeffrey Epstein, as new scrutiny emerges from released documents.
Trump Administration Expands Powers to Detain Refugees
A new DHS memo allows federal agents to arrest and detain refugees who entered the U.S. legally but lack permanent residency after one year, reversing Obama-era protections.
Iran-Russia Drills as U.S. Carrier Nears Amid Nuclear Talks
Iran and Russia conduct joint military exercises as a second U.S. aircraft carrier approaches the Middle East, heightening tensions amid stalled nuclear negotiations and threats of war.
Alberta Immigration Referendum Sparks Criticism as 'Crackdown'
Premier Danielle Smith's announcement of a provincewide immigration referendum faces backlash from critics who call it a distraction from complex issues.
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Trump Orders Pentagon UFO File Release
President Donald Trump directs the Pentagon to declassify UFO and alien files, citing public interest and referencing Obama's comments on extraterrestrial life.
Lethbridge Launches Winter Outreach Program for Vulnerable
A new outreach initiative in Lethbridge provides critical support to vulnerable individuals during evening hours when other services are closed, addressing winter hardships.
Drones Redefine Modern Warfare in Ukraine Conflict
As Ukraine's war enters its fifth year, drones now account for up to 80% of battlefield damage, creating deadly 'kill zones' and transforming military strategies with technologies like fiber optics and Starlink.
Trump to Release U.S. Files on Extraterrestrial Life
Former President Donald Trump announces he will direct federal agencies to declassify all documents related to extraterrestrial phenomena and UFO sightings if re-elected.
Alberta Premier's Strategic Referendum Move on Provincial Powers
Premier Danielle Smith announces a multi-part referendum focusing on provincial control over key areas like immigration and judicial appointments, positioning it as an alternative to separatism.
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Politicians Pitch Park Instead of Pattullo Bridge Demolition
As the Pattullo Bridge opens to pedestrians, local politicians are advocating to transform it into a park rather than demolish it, sparking debate on urban renewal and infrastructure.
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