French President Emmanuel Macron is set to tour a top-secret nuclear submarine facility, highlighting European anxieties over the reliability of American nuclear defense commitments in a shifting geopolitical landscape.
The European Union has ordered an official inquiry into Peter Mandelson's connections with Jeffrey Epstein, raising questions about transparency and ethics in Brussels.
Alberta's 2026 budget reveals a record $34.4 billion healthcare allocation, sparking debate over surgical facility funding and opposition criticism of hospital funding gaps.
Two men arrested following a weapons call and collision in Tecumseh, but police continue searching for suspects who fled in a white Dodge Ram pickup truck.
The U.S. Embassy in Israel has authorized its staff to leave the country immediately, urging quick action as tensions rise with Iran and airlines suspend flights.
A controversial drop-in centre in Bridgewater, Nova Scotia, serving individuals post-incarceration, is set to close, sparking community debate over support services.
Residents of Tecumseh, Ontario, expressed strong concerns about proposed RV parking restrictions during a recent open house, highlighting impacts on property rights and local lifestyle.
The United States has issued a voluntary departure advisory for embassy personnel in Israel, citing escalating regional tensions and the potential for a broader Middle East conflict.
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s viral shirtless workout videos with Kid Rock are more than fitness displays—they convey political messages about masculinity, war readiness, and MAGA ideology, according to sociologists and gender scholars analyzin
Hannah Spencer, a left-wing plumber, secured a surprise victory for the Green Party in the Gorton and Denton by-election, pushing Keir Starmer's Labour Party into third place in a significant political upset.
Nicolas Maduro's attorney argues U.S. sanctions preventing Venezuela from paying his legal fees violate constitutional due process rights, seeking dismissal of drug trafficking charges.
Caledon police units executed a search warrant, recovering four stolen vehicles worth approximately $180,000 from a commercial property in a major theft investigation.
The Canada Border Services Agency is reducing positions at its national headquarters as part of an organizational restructuring, with no immediate impact on frontline border operations.
London's mayor responds to councilor questions about taxpayer value after audit reveals $11,000 per month bed costs in city homeless hubs, sparking debate over housing solutions.
Former President Bill Clinton is set to give private testimony to the U.S. Congress regarding his connections to Jeffrey Epstein, as scrutiny intensifies around high-profile figures linked to the late financier.
President Trump's 2024 campaign pledge to slash energy costs by over 50% in his first year has failed, with data showing increases in electricity, heating oil, and natural gas prices.
Seven FIFA World Cup matches scheduled at Gillette Stadium face cancellation as Foxborough, Massachusetts, leaders demand guarantees on $7.8 million security costs before issuing licenses.
Edmonton Journal readers express frustration over Alberta's deficit, contrasting teacher funding with doctor raises, and criticizing urban traffic policies in Friday's letters section.
Prime Minister Mark Carney faces criticism for allegedly concealing Ottawa's problems, from electric vehicle mandates to mounting debt, rather than implementing substantive reforms.
Federal-provincial negotiations on Alberta's oil expansion and carbon capture project are hitting major obstacles, with industry warning proposed carbon pricing could make exports uneconomic.
A new University of New Hampshire poll shows Pete Buttigieg leading potential Democratic presidential candidates for 2028, highlighting tensions within the party as progressive factions favor identity-based candidates despite recent electoral failures.
A Federal Court judge overturned a decision to revoke a Pakistani man's refugee status, citing failure to consider key evidence about his returns to Pakistan for family events.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a historic address at Israel's Knesset, emphasizing shared values and security cooperation while Canada seeks to reset its relationship with India.
Pakistan's defense minister has stated the nation is in an 'open war' with Afghanistan following recent military strikes, escalating tensions in the region.
Senator Markwayne Mullin's defense of U.S. military buildup against Iran, using a bizarre car accident analogy, left Seth Meyers stunned into silence on his show.
Canadian veterans of the Persian Gulf War remain in a prolonged struggle for proper acknowledgment and support from the government, highlighting ongoing challenges in veteran affairs.
An unexpected birth in a Brazilian Amazon tribe with only three women left has sparked renewed hope for survival, highlighting the critical state of Indigenous communities.
A devastating fire has destroyed the Tugaske Fire Department building, including two essential fire trucks, as crews were unable to stop the blaze. The community is now rallying to support recovery efforts.
Prime Minister Carney begins a pivotal Asia tour in India, aiming to reset bilateral relations and boost trade. The trip includes stops in Australia and Japan, focusing on economic partnerships.
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