Canada's Gold Medal Moment: Carney's Davos Speech Unites
Prime Minister Mark Carney's powerful speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos earned Canada international respect, creating a unifying moment for Canadians as Winter Olympics approach.
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Trump's Minnesota Election Claims Linked to ICE Surge
Critics connect President Trump's deployment of federal immigration agents to Minnesota with his persistent false claims of winning the state in 2016, 2020, and 2024 elections, alleging political retribution.
FBI Raid Highlights Trump's Election Obsession and Future Actions
A recent FBI operation in Georgia brings renewed attention to Donald Trump's persistent claims about the 2020 election, signaling potential legal challenges ahead as investigations continue.
Ilhan Omar Attacked with Apple Cider Vinegar, Forensic Report Says
A forensic investigation has determined with high probability that the substance sprayed on Rep. Ilhan Omar during a Minneapolis town hall was apple cider vinegar. The suspect, expressing support for Donald Trump, was arrested for assault.
MacKay on Harper's Competence vs Liberal Virtue Signalling
Former Conservative minister Peter MacKay discusses the 20th anniversary of the 2006 election, Stephen Harper's legacy of competence, and lessons for today's Conservatives.
GST Credit Boost & Groceries Benefit: What Canadians Need to Know
Prime Minister Carney announces a GST credit increase and new Groceries and Essentials Benefit to combat food insecurity. Learn who qualifies, payment amounts, and key changes.
Trump's Social Media Storm: Conspiracy Theories Amid Unrest
As violence erupts in Minneapolis, President Trump faces calls to lower tensions but instead launches a barrage of posts spreading false claims about Obama, elections, and Walmart closures.
Carlson Slams Noem Over Comments on Killed Nurse
Tucker Carlson criticized Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem for labeling a fatally shot ICU nurse as a 'domestic terrorist' without evidence, contradicting video footage.
Trump's Omar Comments Criticized, Experts Weigh In
Former President Donald Trump faced widespread condemnation for suggesting Rep. Ilhan Omar staged her own assault. Political scientists examine how such rhetoric fuels conspiracy theories and political violence.
Poilievre's Leadership Review Chances Analyzed
Conservative Party members from various factions evaluate Pierre Poilievre's upcoming leadership review and his strategy to connect with Canadians if he retains his position.
Vance Mocks Duckworth, Senator Delivers Sharp Retort
Vice President JD Vance compared Senator Tammy Duckworth to Forrest Gump during a foreign policy hearing, prompting the veteran to deliver a scathing response about presidential service.
Poilievre Sticks to Old Pitch for Conservative Leadership
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre enters his leadership review with an unchanged agenda, betting that his core message on sovereignty and development will resonate despite Liberal criticism.
Democrats Demand ICE Reforms, Threaten Government Shutdown
Senate Democrats leverage potential government shutdown to demand major reforms of ICE operations, including body cameras and conduct codes, amid funding deadline tensions.
Trump's White House Photo Display Features Putin
A framed photograph of Donald Trump with Vladimir Putin hangs prominently in the White House Palm Room, raising eyebrows amid Trump's history of manipulating presidential portraits.
Tillis Responds to Trump's 'Loser' Remark, Criticizes DHS
Senator Thom Tillis responded to being called a 'loser' by former President Trump by criticizing Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and White House aide Stephen Miller as incompetent.
High Anticipation for Poilievre's Leadership Review
A former staffer for Stephen Harper discusses the significant anticipation surrounding Pierre Poilievre's upcoming leadership review, highlighting political dynamics and expectations.
FBI Searches Fulton County Elections Office in Georgia
FBI agents conducted a court-authorized search at the Fulton County elections office near Atlanta, as investigations into the 2020 election continue amid legal battles and political tensions.
Ignatieff: Carney's Time Running Out to Save Canada
Michael Ignatieff expresses concern that Prime Minister Mark Carney's ambitious plan to reposition Canada internationally may require more time than available, amid global power shifts.
Trump's Words Devalue Canadian Accomplishments
Political commentator Steve Murphy argues that former President Donald Trump's recent statements diminish the significance of Canada's domestic and international achievements.
Ford, Holt Back Carney on 'Abnormal' U.S. Relations
Ontario Premier Doug Ford and New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt align with Mark Carney's assessment that the U.S.-Canada relationship faces extraordinary challenges, highlighting economic and political strains.
PQ Leader Says Quebec Referendum Campaign Underway
Parti Québécois Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon asserts the campaign for Quebec independence has begun following Prime Minister Carney's recent statements.
Garcia Slams Trump's Comments on ICE Victim's Death
Rep. Robert Garcia criticizes President Trump for saying he feels 'even worse' about a fatal ICE shooting because the victim's parents were Trump supporters, calling his behavior 'sick'.
Former B.C. Election Chief to Oversee Foreign Influence Registry
The federal government has selected Anton Boegman, the former chief electoral officer for British Columbia, to head the new foreign influence transparency registry. This appointment aims to bolster Canada's defenses against foreign interference in democra
'No Kings' Protests Return March 28, Flagship in Minnesota
Organizers announce March 28 as date for next major 'No Kings' protests against Trump administration, with flagship event in Minnesota's Twin Cities following immigration crackdown.
GOP Rep Blames Omar for Assault at Town Hall
Florida Representative Randy Fine criticizes Minnesota Democrat Ilhan Omar after an unknown substance was sprayed at her during a Minneapolis town hall event.
Walz Mocks Kristi Noem's Past in Interview
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz made pointed remarks about Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's controversial history during an interview, referencing her memoir scandal and current political tensions.
Tillis Criticizes Trump Officials on Border Incident
Republican Senator Thom Tillis sharply criticized Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and White House aide Stephen Miller for their handling of a fatal Border Patrol shooting and disaster relief management.
Robertson's Pipeline Tightrope in Federal Cabinet Role
Federal Housing Minister Gregor Robertson balances past opposition to Trans Mountain with current government energy policies under Prime Minister Mark Carney's leadership in Ottawa.
Canada's Population to Hit 57 Million by 2075: StatCan
Statistics Canada releases new long-term population projections, forecasting significant growth and demographic shifts over the next five decades.
Graham Defends Miller, Blames Sanctuary Cities
Senator Lindsey Graham strongly defended Stephen Miller amid Republican criticism, stating Trump's loyalty is unwavering and that sanctuary cities are the real issue.
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