Circular Lobbying: Ottawa Funds Groups to Lobby Itself
Federal government spends taxpayer dollars on NGOs that then lobby Ottawa, creating a false consensus. Examples include climate, health, and anti-alcohol groups.
Category : Federal Government
Alberta Judge Denies Trans Law Challenge Amendment
An Alberta judge has rejected an attempt to amend a court challenge against the province's transgender rights legislation, upholding the original scope of the case.
Iran Strikes UAE in First Attacks Since Fragile Ceasefire
Iran attacked the UAE with missiles and drones, breaking a month-long truce. Fujairah oil terminal hit, three injured, oil prices surge.
Wyoming Gov: Pipeline approval shows US-Canada cooperation
Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon says Trump's approval of the Bridger Pipeline project demonstrates that the US and Canada can still work together effectively on energy infrastructure.
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Extremism and UCP Laxity in Massive Data Threat
A separatist-linked group misuses voter data of 2.9 million Albertans, exposing extremist disregard for laws and UCP's weakening of oversight bodies.
Feds Fail to Boot Iranian Terrorists: Visa Scandal
Canada granted a visa to a former IRGC intelligence commander, sparking outrage. The government claims confidentiality, but critics demand answers on how a terrorist affiliate entered the country.
Canada's Next Bilingual Governor General Announced Tuesday
Prime Minister Mark Carney will announce Canada's next governor general on Tuesday, replacing Mary Simon, the first Indigenous governor general, who served a five-year term. The new appointee is expected to be a bilingual woman.
NDP Leader: Greenbelt Inquiry May Expose 'Dirty Deals'
Ontario NDP Leader Marit Stiles warns Premier Doug Ford that a public inquiry into the Greenbelt land swap scandal could uncover 'dirty deals' and lead to prison time.
Toronto woman seeks court order for MAID access
A Toronto woman is asking the Ontario Superior Court for emergency relief to access medical assistance in dying, challenging the exclusion of mental illness as a sole underlying condition.
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Idaho teen resurfaces after 3 years missing, siblings sought
A teenager missing for over three years from Jefferson County has obtained a Utah driver's license and is no longer considered missing. Authorities continue searching for siblings.
Trump Nominees Dodge 2020 Election Question
A supercut shows Trump's judicial nominees refusing to admit Biden won the 2020 election, fearing the president's wrath. Sen. Blumenthal calls it a lack of independence.
Bank of Canada: U.S. Fed Culture to Continue Under New Chair
Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem believes the U.S. Federal Reserve's institutional culture will persist despite leadership change, emphasizing stability and continuity in monetary policy.
YouTube Settles Trump Lawsuit for $24.5 Million
YouTube agrees to pay $24.5 million to settle a lawsuit filed by President Donald Trump, resolving legal disputes over content moderation.
Greenbelt Inquiry Could Expose 'Dirty Deals': NDP Leader
Ontario NDP Leader Marit Stiles warns Premier Doug Ford that a public inquiry into the Greenbelt scandal could reveal 'dirty deals' and lead to prison time for those involved.
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Protesters Urge Boycott of Bezos Met Gala Over ICE Ties
Activists protest Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez hosting the Met Gala, citing Amazon's ICE contracts and worker conditions, urging a boycott.
Plan to Move 1,200 Public Servants from Vanier Scrapped
CBSA cancels relocation of 1,200 employees; vigil held for crossing guard Peter Clark; disabled public servants face long accommodation delays.
1978 Fleck Strike Focus of Blyth Festival Opening Play
A new play at the Blyth Festival revisits the landmark 1978 Fleck Manufacturing Strike that changed Canadian labour laws. The strike set a precedent for workers' rights and gender equality.
DHS Closes Immigration Detention Oversight Office
The Department of Homeland Security is shutting down the Office of the Immigration Detention Ombudsman, which investigated misconduct in detention centers, citing lack of funding.
Person Shot Near Washington Monument, Secret Service Says
A person was shot by law enforcement near the Washington Monument, the Secret Service confirmed. The incident occurred as President Trump departed the White House.
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Vancouver bridge assault: suspect punched jogger, targeted mom
A suspect allegedly punched a jogger and attempted to attack a mother with a child on Vancouver's Cambie Bridge, according to police. The incident is under investigation.
Blood in the water around Liberals' immigration minister
Immigration Minister Lena Diab faces Conservative attacks after approving a visa for an Iranian terrorist and mismanaging student visas.
PBO Flags Phoenix Pay System Risks from Government Cuts
Canada's budget watchdog warns that the government's spending review could worsen the Phoenix pay system backlog, with 206,000 unresolved issues and 30,000 job cuts planned.
Lethbridge EMS and fire service future in balance
Lethbridge city council will vote on a costly EMS contract extension that could end the city's century-old integrated fire and paramedic service, with taxpayers facing major increases.
Ottawa Children Honored for Lifesaving 911 Calls
Three Ottawa children, aged 11 and 12, were recognized at City Hall for their quick thinking and bravery in making emergency 911 calls that saved lives.
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Two Critical After Head-On Crash in Manitoba: RCMP
Two people are in critical condition following a head-on collision on Highway 3 near Stanford, Manitoba. RCMP are investigating the cause of the crash.
Inquest into Police Shooting of Former Tennis Pro Begins
An emotional opening address marked the inquest into the police shooting death of former tennis professional Justin Paul Bourassa in London, Ontario.
Ashley MacIsaac Files Defamation Lawsuit Against Google
Cape Breton fiddler Ashley MacIsaac has filed a defamation lawsuit against Google, alleging the tech giant allowed false and harmful content to be published about him.
B.C. Senior Admits Killing Neighbors After Dispute
A British Columbia senior has confessed to fatally shooting his neighbors Valerie Smith and John Kavaloff in Chilliwack following a dispute in 2023.
Alberta Separatists Submit 300K Signatures for Referendum
Alberta separatists submitted 301,450 signatures for an independence referendum, exceeding the 177,732 threshold. Verification by Elections Alberta could lead to a vote on Oct 19, 2026.
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Record Number of Intelligence Decisions Issued in Canada
Canada's intelligence commissioner issued a record number of decisions last year, reflecting increased oversight of surveillance activities. The report highlights growing scrutiny of national security agencies.
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