US Ambassador to Ukraine Resigns Amid Stalled Talks
The U.S. ambassador to Ukraine has stepped down as negotiations to end the war with Russia remain deadlocked, raising questions about diplomatic progress.
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Kim Praises Soldiers' Suicides to Evade Capture in Ukraine
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un lauded soldiers who killed themselves to avoid being captured by Ukrainian forces, state media reported, amid reports of North Korean troop deployment to support Russia.
No Sovereign Wealth in Carney's Canada Strong Fund
Lorne Gunter argues that Mark Carney's Canada Strong Fund is not a true sovereign wealth fund, as it relies on borrowing rather than actual wealth, and criticizes its size and effectiveness.
Government Can't Save Kids from Social Media: Selley
Chris Selley argues that government bans on social media for teens are ineffective and that parents, not politicians, should manage children's online lives.
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Tribunal Rules for Hydro-Quebec in Union Dispute
A tribunal has ruled in favour of Hydro-Quebec, finding that union pressure tactics were unlawful. The decision sets a precedent for labour disputes in Quebec's energy sector.
Ottawa Spring Economic Statement: New Spending, Lower Deficit
Canada's spring economic statement unveils $54B in new spending, a reduced deficit forecast, and key initiatives like skilled trades training, tax cuts, and a sovereign wealth fund.
Russia's Victory Day Parade Omits Military Hardware for First Time
Russia will hold its annual Victory Day parade without military equipment for the first time since invading Ukraine, marking a significant shift in the celebration.
Structure Fire in Windsor: Keep Windows Closed
A structure fire in Windsor continues to burn, prompting officials to advise residents to keep windows closed. Fire crews are on scene battling the blaze.
Hegseth Grilled by Congress First Time Since Iran War
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth will testify before Congress for the first time since the Iran war began, facing scrutiny over military strategy and spending.
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King Charles and Queen Camilla Visit 9/11 Memorial in NYC
King Charles III and Queen Camilla visited the 9/11 Memorial and other NYC landmarks as part of their U.S. trip, following engagements in Washington.
RCMP Silent Year After Two Nova Scotia Children Vanish
One year after siblings Lilly and Jack Sullivan disappeared in Nova Scotia, RCMP have provided no new updates, leaving the community demanding answers.
Susie Wiles Faces Backlash on New X Account
Susie Wiles launched a new X account, inviting diverse viewpoints, but faced immediate criticism from Trump supporters and opponents over immigration and policy delays.
Ottawa Hospital's Funding Crisis: Opinion on Job Cuts
Opinion: The Ottawa Hospital's plan to cut 400 jobs is due to poor provincial funding, not overstaffing. The Ford government neglects hospitals despite gains in other areas.
Ex-Trump Lawyer: Comey Case Is 'Classic Revenge'
Ty Cobb, former White House attorney under Trump, calls the DOJ's prosecution of James Comey over a seashell photo 'vindictive' and predicts it will be dismissed.
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Ottawa Fringe Festival Lottery Change Stirs Debate
The Ottawa Fringe Festival's new two-tier lottery system, prioritizing IBPOC artists, has led to board resignations and debate over equity and fairness.
Ottawa police report 25% drop in downtown calls
Ottawa police report a 25% drop in calls for service in the downtown area, with Phase 2 of the downtown safety strategy launching May 1, focusing on targeted enforcement in hotspots.
Canada Braces for New U.S. Tariffs Amid Forced Labour Probe
Canada faces potential new U.S. tariffs under Section 301 over forced labour concerns, despite Prime Minister Carney's defense of Canadian laws.
Cheung uses R-word in online spat with Senate staffer
Steven Cheung called a Senate staffer a 'retard' on X after she criticized a Trump ally's CNN appearance, escalating a war of words.
White House Defends Trump's FIFA Peace Prize
The White House defends Donald Trump receiving the FIFA Peace Prize, citing his 'Peace through Strength' policy, despite criticism from human rights groups and soccer figures.
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Backlash Over Trump Portrait on U.S. Passports
Critics mock the State Department's decision to feature President Trump's face on limited-edition passports for America's 250th anniversary, sparking widespread social media backlash.
White House warns DHS funding will run out by May
The White House warns Congress that DHS funding will soon run out, risking airport disruptions and national security, as House slow-walks budget resolution.
Fatal Surrey Shooting: Homicide Team Investigates
Homicide investigators probe a fatal shooting in Surrey's Newton neighbourhood; victim left hanging out of a vehicle with cash on the ground. Second victim hospitalized.
Trump's own 'expectant widow' joke resurfaces amid Kimmel feud
Trump and Melania call for Jimmy Kimmel's firing over an 'expectant widow' joke, but Trump made a similar joke about Melania in 2019.
Ukraine Downs Record 33,000 Russian Drones in March
Ukraine intercepted over 33,000 Russian drones in March, a record since the invasion began. Kyiv also struck a key Russian oil refinery for the third time.
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Trump Approval Hits Term Low as Iran War, Gas Prices Bite
President Trump's approval rating dropped to 34%, the lowest of his term, amid rising gas prices and unpopular Iran war. Only 22% approve of his cost of living handling.
King Charles Urges US to Support NATO and Ukraine
In a historic address to Congress, King Charles III called on the US to reject isolationism and continue supporting NATO and Ukraine, implicitly critiquing Trump policies.
Judge Questions Trump Admin's Kennedy Center Closure Plan
A federal judge questioned the Trump administration's decision to close the Kennedy Center for two years, citing lack of cost analysis and alternatives like phased renovations.
Defence Witness Testifies in Kidnapping Trial
A defence witness in a Barrie kidnapping trial testified about the night four men came to his home unannounced, mentioning friends and a man with two black eyes.
Critics Question Delay in B.C. Gun Law Implementation
Critics say the B.C. government should have acted earlier to implement the Firearm Violence Prevention Act, passed in 2021 but not yet in force. The law targets illegal firearms, including discharging from vehicles and banning sales to minors.
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Jeopardy! Champ Ding Slams Trump Immigration Crackdown
Jamie Ding, after a 31-game winning streak, used his platform to criticize Trump's immigration policies, highlighting his own immigrant background.
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