Former Calgary MP Bobbie Sparrow Dies at 90
Barbara 'Bobbie' Sparrow, former MP for Calgary South and Calgary Southwest, passed away peacefully at age 90. She was remembered as a trailblazer for women in leadership roles across Canada.
Category : Federal Government
DND Costs for Governor General Transport Jump 21% Last Year
New data reveals the Department of National Defence spent nearly $3 million on military air transportation for Canada's Governor General in FY2024/25, a 21% increase from the previous year, sparking criticism over spending priorities.
Feds Won't Block Alberta's Fall Referendum on Immigration
Federal officials confirm they will not interfere with Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's planned fall referendum on constitutional and immigration questions, while emphasizing shared goals for sustainable migration levels across Canada.
Former Calgary MP Bobbie Sparrow Passes Away
Bobbie Sparrow, a former Progressive Conservative MP for Calgary South, has died. She was remembered as a dedicated public servant and principled leader in Canadian politics.
Groups Seek $2.6B More in Pre-Budget Talks
Community organizations across Canada are urging the federal government to allocate an extra $2.6 billion in the upcoming budget to address critical social service gaps and rising demands.
Trump Slams Supreme Court Over Tariff Decision
Former President Donald Trump criticized the Supreme Court for restricting his tariff powers, calling dissenting justices 'fools and lapdogs' in a fiery press conference.
Governor Moore Slams Trump's Black History Month Comments
Maryland Governor Wes Moore condemns President Trump's Black History Month reception remarks, calling them self-congratulatory and missing the historical significance. Experts agree the event appeared politically motivated.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Arrested in Epstein Investigation
British police arrested Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor on suspicion of misconduct in public office related to Jeffrey Epstein, searching his former and current homes in a historic royal investigation.
Bloc MP Mugged, Pepper-Sprayed in Brussels During NATO Trip
Bloc Québécois MP Simon-Pierre Savard-Tremblay was attacked and pepper-sprayed while in Brussels for a NATO parliamentary visit, highlighting security concerns for officials abroad.
Eric Ham on CUSMA Talks: Congress vs. President After Tariff Ruling
U.S. Political Analyst Eric Ham examines the political fallout from the Supreme Court's tariff ruling, highlighting tensions between Congress and the president in CUSMA negotiations. The analysis explores implications for trade and governance.
Fetterman Urges Dignity, Respect for Office Amid SOTU Protests
Democratic Senator John Fetterman criticizes party members planning to skip or protest Trump's State of the Union, emphasizing respect for the presidential office and warning against counterprogramming.
NDP Leadership Candidates Pitch Rebuilding Plans in Final Debate
In a pivotal final debate, NDP leadership contenders outlined their strategies to rebuild the party and connect with voters, setting the stage for a crucial leadership decision.
Police Search Prince Andrew's Home After Epstein-Linked Arrest
UK police conducted a search of former Prince Andrew's residence one day after his arrest, as the Epstein investigation intensifies. King Charles comments on the legal proceedings.
Ex-MP Angus Urges Canadians to Resist Trump in Windsor Rally
Charlie Angus, former NDP MP, visited Windsor as part of his Resistance tour, calling on Canadians to stand firm against threats from former U.S. President Donald Trump.
Labor Secretary's Husband Barred Over Sexual Assault Claims
Shawn DeRemer, husband of Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer, has been banned from entering the department's headquarters following accusations of inappropriate touching by two women.
Quebec Drops Abortion Clause from Constitution Amid Criticism
Quebec Justice Minister Simon Jolin-Barrette has removed abortion rights from the proposed constitution following pressure from women's groups and opposition parties.
Zambia's Ex-President Unburied for 8 Months in Macabre Dispute
The body of former Zambian President Edgar Lungu has been unburied for over eight months due to a macabre dispute, with his portrait displayed in Lusaka as negotiations stall.
Democrats Probe Moroun's Role in Trump Bridge Threats
U.S. Democrat lawmakers escalate investigation into whether President Trump's threats to block the Gordie Howe International Bridge stemmed from lobbying by Ambassador Bridge billionaire owner Matthew Moroun.
Harsh Realities in Russian-Controlled Ukraine Detailed
Activists and former residents report dangerous conditions and severe hardships in Russian-occupied areas of Ukraine, with ongoing struggles for basic necessities like water and safety.
Ramadan Friday Prayers at Al-Aqsa Mosque After Ceasefire
Muslim worshippers gathered for the first Friday prayers of Ramadan at Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa Mosque compound, marking a significant moment following the recent Israel-Hamas ceasefire.
Virginia Court Blocks Democrats' Redistricting Referendum
A Virginia court has issued a temporary restraining order against Democrats' planned April voter referendum to redraw congressional maps, dealing a significant blow to party efforts to gain four U.S. House seats in national redistricting battles.
Massie Slams Trump UFO Release as Epstein Distraction
Rep. Thomas Massie calls Trump's UFO file announcement a distraction from Epstein documents, highlighting political tensions over transparency and extraterrestrial interest.
Police Search Home After Prince Andrew's Arrest in Epstein Case
UK police continue searching a royal estate following the arrest of former Prince Andrew, as King Charles comments and the monarchy faces scrutiny amid the Epstein investigation.
Carney's Military-Industrial Strategy: A New Era for Canada
Prime Minister Mark Carney's defence industrial strategy promises massive economic benefits through military spending, drawing comparisons to Eisenhower's warnings about the military-industrial complex.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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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