Ottawa Extends Alcohol Tax Cap for Two More Years
The Canadian government has announced a two-year extension of the 2% cap on alcohol tax increases, providing relief to brewers and consumers amid ongoing economic pressures.
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Poll: Majority Doubt Trump's Mental Sharpness for Presidency
A recent poll reveals 56% of Americans question Donald Trump's mental acuity for the presidency, with MSNBC's Katy Tur highlighting concerning behaviors and fabricated stories.
Eric Trump Reveals Teaser for Trump Presidential Library in Miami
Eric Trump has released a video teaser for the planned Donald J. Trump Presidential Library in Miami, featuring golden statues and replicas, but no books. Critics raise ethical concerns over donations.
Middle East Avoided Iran Conflict, Now Faces Consequences
Letters to the editor discuss Middle Eastern countries' avoidance of war with Iran, Canadian byelections, and immigration policies, highlighting regional stability and political critiques.
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Nenshi's Political Challenge from Radical Federal NDP Leader Lewis
Alberta NDP Leader Naheed Nenshi struggles to distance himself from newly-elected federal NDP leader Avi Lewis, whom Premier Danielle Smith calls 'pretty communist' as UCP ties them together politically.
White House Defends Prayers for Troops After Pope's Remarks
The White House has defended the practice of praying for U.S. troops engaged in the Iran war, following Pope Leo XIV's suggestion that God does not listen to the prayers of those who wage war. Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt emphasized the importance of
Samidoun Terrorist Entity Dissolved by Canadian Government
The federal government has officially dissolved Samidoun, a Vancouver-based organization listed as a terrorist entity in 2024. The Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs celebrates this decision as a significant community victory against groups with alleged
Vancouver Pro-Palestinian Terrorist-Listed Group Dissolved
A Vancouver-based pro-Palestinian organization, previously designated as a terrorist entity, has been officially dissolved, marking a significant development in national security enforcement.
Questions Persist on Federal Public Servant Early Retirement
Concerns and questions continue to surround the early retirement option for federal public servants, with ongoing debates about its implementation and impact on government workforce planning.
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Trump Threatens Iran with War Crimes, Claims Deal Near
President Donald Trump threatened to destroy Iran's infrastructure in retaliation, which experts call war crimes, while simultaneously claiming a ceasefire agreement is close.
Federal NDP's Communist Shift Under Avi Lewis Leadership
Avi Lewis's leadership of the federal NDP introduces radical economic policies resembling communism, causing internal party divisions and concerns in Western provinces about resource development.
Canadian Passport Fees Rise with New Processing Deadline
Canadians applying for passports will face higher fees starting Tuesday, with most increases being modest. The government has also implemented a 30-business-day processing deadline, with automatic refunds if exceeded.
Carney's Silence on China Forced Labor Sparks Alarm
Prime Minister Mark Carney's refusal to publicly address allegations of forced labor in China, dubbed the 'Carney Doctrine,' raises concerns about transparency and human rights in Canadian foreign policy.
Carney Begins Search for Supreme Court Justice
The process to fill an upcoming vacancy on Canada's Supreme Court has commenced, with officials seeking a qualified judge to join the nation's highest court.
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NDP Convention: 'Equity Cards' Debate Sparks 'Canada Is Cooked' Claims
The NDP Leadership Convention in Winnipeg saw intense arguments over 'equity cards,' overshadowing Avi Lewis's election as new leader. Meanwhile, Radko Gudas confirms he'll play against the Maple Leafs despite injury.
China Cheers Liberal MP's Forced Labour Doubts, Carney Keeps Him
China praises Liberal MP Michael Ma for questioning forced labour reports, while PM Mark Carney keeps him in caucus. Other political updates include Carney-Poilievre dynamics and new NDP leader Avi Lewis.
TSA Agents Get Back Pay, Airport Lines Ease in Shutdown
U.S. airports see relief as TSA officers receive overdue paychecks after a partial government shutdown, though long security wait times persist during spring break travel.
Israel Approves Death Penalty for Palestinian Murder Convictions
Israel's parliament has passed a controversial law authorizing the death penalty for Palestinians found guilty of murdering Israelis, escalating tensions amid the ongoing conflict with Hamas.
Alcohol Tax Increase Draws Criticism from Brewers and Taxpayer Group
The federal excise tax on beer, wine, and spirits is set to rise on April 1, 2026, prompting renewed calls for relief from brewers and taxpayer advocates who warn of higher consumer prices.
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Jewish Groups Concerned Over Avi Lewis' NDP Leadership Election
Canadian Jewish organizations voice alarm as Avi Lewis, a self-described anti-Zionist, becomes NDP leader, citing concerns about antisemitism and party direction.
Government-Run Grocery Stores: A Recipe for Failure
Avi Lewis's proposal for government-owned grocery stores faces criticism as experts cite past failures, high costs, and lack of purchasing power as major obstacles to success.
Brewers, Taxpayer Group Criticize Beer Tax Hike Proposal
A proposed federal excise tax increase on beer is facing strong opposition from Canadian brewers and a national taxpayer advocacy organization, who argue it will harm local businesses and consumers.
NDP Leader Avi Lewis Asks Quebec MP Boulerice to Stay
Avi Lewis begins his NDP leadership amid internal pushback, specifically asking Quebec MP Alexandre Boulerice to continue serving on his team while facing broader party challenges.
China Cheers MP's Forced Labour Testimony Challenge
Chinese state media celebrates Liberal MP Michael Ma's aggressive questioning of a Canadian expert's testimony on forced labour, calling accusations a Western fabrication while critics protest.
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Russian Oil Tanker Reaches Cuba Amid U.S. Sanctions
A sanctioned Russian tanker delivers 730,000 barrels of oil to Cuba, offering temporary relief from a U.S. blockade that has crippled the island's energy grid and sparked humanitarian concerns.
Trump Criticizes Biden's Energy Amid Sleep Controversies
Former President Donald Trump launched a new White House app while mocking Joe Biden's energy, despite facing scrutiny over his own apparent drowsiness during official meetings.
Trump's Golf Costs Taxpayers Over $100 Million
President Trump's golf outings have exceeded $100 million in taxpayer-funded travel and security expenses since his 2025 inauguration, with projections reaching $300 million by term's end.
Barber Gives Free Haircuts to Unpaid TSA Agents
A barber at Buffalo Niagara International Airport is providing complimentary haircuts to TSA agents and military personnel affected by the ongoing partial government shutdown, as some federal workers have gone weeks without pay.
NDP Leaders Slam Avi Lewis's Energy Policies as Unrealistic
Saskatchewan NDP Leader Carla Beck and Alberta NDP Leader Naheed Nenshi publicly distance themselves from federal NDP leader Avi Lewis's stance on oil and gas, calling his policies unrealistic and harmful to workers.
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Canada Accused of Censoring European Parliament Member
Montreal organizations claim Canada denied entry to European Parliament member Rima Hassan, citing censorship concerns over her pro-Palestinian advocacy, as reported by The Canadian Press.
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