OECD Criticizes Ottawa Over Budget Officer Appointment Delays
The OECD has issued a critical report highlighting Canada's ongoing failure to appoint a permanent Parliamentary Budget Officer, citing governance risks and transparency concerns.
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MP Jeneroux Defects to Liberals, Gets Advisory Position
Conservative MP Matt Jeneroux's defection to the Liberal party raises questions about political loyalty and compensation, as he receives a special advisor role from Prime Minister Carney.
Ukraine: Russia Launches Major Air Attack Before Geneva Talks
Ukrainian officials report a significant Russian aerial offensive as diplomatic negotiations with the United States are set to begin in Geneva, marking a critical moment in the ongoing conflict.
Kurek: Accountability Needed, Not Liberal Insiders' Megaphone
Conservative MP Damien C. Kurek argues Canadians deserve transparency and accountability from the government, criticizing Liberal insiders for dominating political discourse without proper oversight.
Gun Buyback Delays Diminish Support, Minister Says
Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree admits delays in Canada's firearm compensation program have reduced police support and confused citizens, with a March deadline approaching for over 2,500 banned models.
Newsom Calls Trump Allies 'Frauds,' Vance 'More Dangerous'
California Governor Gavin Newsom criticized key Trump allies, labeling them 'frauds' and 'phonies' for supporting the former president despite past criticisms, with particular focus on Vice President JD Vance.
Democrats Press DOJ on Withheld FBI Trump-Epstein Documents
House Democrats are pressing Attorney General Pam Bondi for explanations after the Justice Department withheld FBI documents potentially related to allegations of sexual misconduct against former President Donald Trump.
Former Toronto Councillor Giorgio Mammoliti Dies at 64
Giorgio Mammoliti, a former Toronto city councillor and Ontario MPP known for his long political career, has died at the age of 64. Colleagues and constituents remember his service.
Alberta Separatist Contradicts Police on Bullet Threat
An Alberta separatist has publicly disputed RCMP statements, asserting that a real bullet was delivered to a local business as a direct threat, escalating tensions in the region.
Sanders-Mullin ACA Clash in Senate Hearing Turns Personal
Senators Bernie Sanders and Markwayne Mullin engaged in a fiery debate about the Affordable Care Act's affordability during a hearing for surgeon general nominee Casey Means, with personal attacks and historical tensions resurfacing.
Trump's Post-SOTU Rant Targets Omar, Tlaib, De Niro
Following his State of the Union address, former President Donald Trump launched a scathing Truth Social tirade against Democratic lawmakers Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib, as well as actor Robert De Niro, suggesting deportation for his critics.
GOP Lawmakers Try to Grab Al Green's Protest Sign at SOTU
Multiple Republican lawmakers attempted to physically remove a protest sign held by Democratic Rep. Al Green during President Trump's State of the Union address, sparking debate about free speech and political decorum.
Officials Downplay India Interference Claims Ahead of Carney Visit
Government officials have minimized allegations of India's involvement in foreign interference as Prime Minister Mark Carney prepares for a significant diplomatic engagement, emphasizing ongoing international relations.
Tommy Robinson Visits U.S. State Department
British far-right activist Tommy Robinson made a controversial visit to the U.S. State Department, sparking debate over diplomatic engagements with divisive political figures.
Federal Bureaucracy Grew 40% in a Decade, Outpacing Economy
Analysis reveals the federal public service expanded by nearly 40% from 2015 to 2025, with costs soaring far beyond population and economic growth rates, raising questions about efficiency.
DHS Official: No ICE at 2026 Polls, Amid Credibility Doubts
A DHS official stated ICE will not be at polling places during the 2026 midterm elections, but her election-denier background raises skepticism among state officials.
Veterans Disability Backlogs to Worsen as Program Ends
Unions warn that backlogs for veterans appealing denied disability benefits will worsen as the Bureau of Pensions Advocates loses nearly half its workforce due to expiring contracts.
Newsom Trolls Trump's Hair, White House Responds
California Governor Gavin Newsom mocked President Donald Trump's hair in a social media post during the State of the Union, sparking a fiery response from the White House accusing him of racism.
Vance Slams Democrats Over SOTU Non-Standing Incident
Vice President JD Vance condemned Democrats who attended President Trump's State of the Union but refused to stand when he called for support of protecting American citizens over undocumented immigrants.
Carville's Profane Warning to Trump: Betrayal Looms
Democratic strategist James Carville launched an expletive-filled video attack on Donald Trump, claiming the president's inner circle is leaking information and turning against him ahead of the midterm elections.
Trump's State of the Union: False Boasts and Fear
President Donald Trump's State of the Union address combined unrealistic economic claims with fear-driven rhetoric about minorities, echoing authoritarian tactics to distract and divide.
Jeneroux Defends Floor Crossing, Won't Criticize Conservatives
Former Conservative MP Matt Jeneroux explains his decision to join the Liberals, emphasizing respect for his former party while taking a government seat for the first time.
Conservative Push to Probe Asylum Healthcare Access Defeated
A Conservative motion calling for a parliamentary review of asylum seekers' access to Canada's public healthcare system has been voted down, with the proposal failing to gain support from other parties.
Canadians Right About Trump, But Trump Isn't America
Analysis of Trump's State of the Union address and its implications for global democracy, Ukraine's defense, and the troubling alliances reshaping international relations.
Poll Reveals Doubts About Trump's Stability Before SOTU
A new Reuters/Ipsos poll finds 61% of Americans describe Trump as 'erratic with age,' while White House officials defend his mental sharpness and energy ahead of his record-long State of the Union address.
NBC Polls Public Opinion Shaped by Its Own Coverage
A new NBC poll shows rising disapproval of Trump's immigration agenda, but analysis suggests media coverage, including NBC's own, has heavily influenced public perception, with historical comparisons to Obama's policies revealing disparities in media outr
UCP Immigration Position Called Budget Deficit Distraction
A prominent lawyer argues the Alberta government's focus on immigration is diverting attention from the province's significant budget deficit, calling it a political maneuver.
Trump Summons Tech Giants for Power Cost Pledge on Data Centers
President Donald Trump is convening Amazon, Google, Meta and other tech executives to sign pledges committing to cover electricity costs for AI data centers, amid voter concerns over rising utility bills.
Government Buys Ottawa Office Tower for House of Commons
Public Services and Procurement Canada confirms purchase of 131 Queen Street building as part of broader strategy to manage federal office portfolio.
Sikh Canadians Fear State Violence as Carney Heads to India
Sikh community leaders in Canada express ongoing fears of state-sponsored violence, highlighted by the 2023 killing of temple president Hardeep Singh Nijjar, as former Bank of England governor Mark Carney prepares for diplomatic talks in India.
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