Alberta Budget Deficit to Reach $9.4B by 2026-27
Alberta's financial outlook remains bleak as projections show deficits persisting for the next three years, with the 2026-27 shortfall ballooning to $9.4 billion amid ongoing economic pressures.
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Mamdani Pitches Trump on Housing with Mock Newspaper
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani visited the White House, presenting President Donald Trump with a mock newspaper to advocate for housing policy initiatives during their Oval Office meeting.
Memorial for Former Ontario NDP Leader Michael Cassidy Saturday
A memorial service honoring Michael Cassidy, former Ottawa MP and Ontario NDP leader who passed away in November at age 88, will take place this Saturday. The event commemorates his political legacy.
Tillis Blasts Trump's Kushner, Witkoff Foreign Policy Role
Republican Senator Thom Tillis sharply criticizes President Trump's appointment of Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff to lead sensitive negotiations with Iran, Israel, and Russia, citing lack of oversight.
Liberals Survive Vote on Omnibus Budget Bill
The federal Liberal government has successfully navigated a critical parliamentary vote on its comprehensive budget legislation, ensuring the bill's advancement amid political scrutiny.
Newsom Clashes with Fox News Over Racism Claims on SAT Score
California Governor Gavin Newsom strongly rebuked Fox News and Sean Hannity for accusing him of racism after comments about his low SAT score, highlighting hypocrisy over past racist incidents.
Nehls Defends Gonzales in Affair Scandal, Says Politics Trumps All
Texas Republican Rep. Troy Nehls argues colleague Tony Gonzales should not resign over affair allegations despite tragic suicide of staffer, citing razor-thin House majority as paramount concern.
NYC Snowball Attack on Police Sparks Law Enforcement Debate
A violent snowball assault on NYPD officers in Washington Square Park during a cold snap has ignited controversy over political rhetoric's impact on public attitudes toward law enforcement.
RCMP Ottawa Headquarters Issues Layoff Notices
Employees at the RCMP national headquarters in Ottawa have received layoff notices, signaling workforce reductions amid potential funding adjustments.
Feds Allocate $1.55B for First Nations Kids' Equal Services
The Canadian government has announced a major investment of $1.55 billion aimed at ensuring equitable services for First Nations children, addressing long-standing disparities in support.
Clinton Testifies No Knowledge of Epstein Crimes
In recent testimony, Hillary Clinton stated she has no information regarding Jeffrey Epstein's criminal activities and does not recall meeting him, as scrutiny continues.
Halifax Ceremony Marks Persian Gulf War Anniversary
A solemn wreath-laying ceremony was held at the Fairview Legion in Halifax to commemorate the 35th anniversary of the Persian Gulf War's conclusion, honoring veterans and reflecting on the conflict's legacy.
Poilievre's Plan for Canadian Sovereignty in Trade Turmoil
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre delivered a speech in Toronto, focusing on strengthening Canada's economy, military, and sovereignty in response to U.S. trade changes under President Trump.
Judge Rejects Bid to Halt Trump's $400M White House Ballroom
A federal judge has refused to block construction of a $400 million ballroom project at the White House, allowing work to continue despite legal challenges. The decision marks a setback for opponents of the controversial renovation.
Rubio's Old Vow to Stop 'Con Man' Trump Resurfaces
A resurfaced 2016 video shows Marco Rubio fiercely opposing Donald Trump, calling him a 'con man.' Now, as Trump's Secretary of State, the clip highlights a dramatic political reversal.
Poilievre: U.S. Ties Key, Not China, for Canada's Future
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre emphasizes strengthening Canada-U.S. trade relations, rejecting China as an alternative, while proposing new economic policies and criticizing government export barriers.
Judge Rejects Bid to Halt White House Ballroom Construction
A federal judge has dismissed a legal challenge seeking to block the $400 million ballroom project at the White House, allowing construction to proceed as planned.
Minister: More Work Needed to Stop Indian Threats to Canadians
A Canadian minister emphasizes ongoing efforts to ensure agents from India do not threaten Canadians, amid a shift in tone ahead of a prime ministerial trade mission.
Poilievre's Vision for Canada-U.S. Relations Amid Trump Era
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre delivered a speech in Toronto addressing the future of Canada-U.S. relations, focusing on challenges posed by potential Trump administration policies and tariffs.
Clinton Accuses GOP of Trump Distraction in Epstein Testimony
During a deposition, Hillary Clinton claimed Republicans subpoenaed her to divert attention from Donald Trump's ties to Jeffrey Epstein, stating she had no information on Epstein's crimes.
Mullin's Bizarre Defense of Trump's Iran Claims Sparks Criticism
Senator Markwayne Mullin struggled to defend President Trump's contradictory claims about Iran's nuclear program during a CNN interview, drawing widespread ridicule for his unusual analogies.
Hillary Clinton Testifies on Epstein, Denies Knowledge of Crimes
Hillary Clinton testified before a congressional committee, stating she had no information regarding Jeffrey Epstein's criminal activities. The testimony comes amid ongoing political scrutiny.
Bloc Quebecois Re-runs Candidate in Terrebonne Byelection
The Bloc Quebecois has confirmed Nathalie Sinclair-Desgagne as its candidate for the upcoming Terrebonne byelection, aiming to retain the seat she previously contested.
Hillary Clinton Testifies in Epstein Probe, Bill Clinton Next
Former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton testified behind closed doors in the congressional investigation into Jeffrey Epstein. Former President Bill Clinton is scheduled to give his deposition on Friday.
Canada's Population Growth Hits Zero in 2026: Report
Canada's population growth is projected to stagnate this year, with the federal budget watchdog highlighting demographic challenges amid broader economic and social concerns.
Israeli Strike Kills 2 Palestinians in Gaza Amid Truce Stalemate
Health officials report two Palestinians killed in an Israeli military strike in Gaza City, marking the latest casualties as ceasefire talks remain deadlocked.
Australian PM Apologizes for Calling Survivor 'Difficult'
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has issued a public apology following controversial remarks where he described a sexual assault survivor as 'difficult' during a political discussion.
Hillary Clinton Testifies in Epstein Investigation
Former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is providing testimony as part of the ongoing investigation into the late financier Jeffrey Epstein, according to Associated Press reports.
Double Standard on PM Carney Unavoidable, Says Kurek
Conservative MP Damien Curek argues the glaring double standard surrounding Prime Minister Carney's actions is impossible to ignore, calling for accountability over Liberal insider influence.
Trump Serves McDonald's to Olympic Hockey Team at White House
President Donald Trump hosted the gold medal-winning U.S. men's hockey team with McDonald's fast food at the White House, drawing both praise and sharp criticism from observers and critics online.
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