Venezuela Calls for Citizens' Return Under Amnesty Law
Interim President Delcy Rodríguez announces a new amnesty law, inviting Venezuelans abroad to return home. The move aims to foster national reconciliation and economic recovery.
Category : Federal Government
NDP Slams Redacted Yorkton Hospital Documents
The Saskatchewan NDP has submitted a freedom of information request for all Yorkton Hospital documents since 2011, criticizing the government for excessive redactions and lack of transparency regarding healthcare operations.
Australian PM Seeks Removal of Ex-Prince Andrew from Succession
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has formally requested the removal of the disgraced former Prince Andrew from Australia's line of succession, citing his association with the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.
Kim Yo Jong Promoted at North Korean Party Congress
Kim Yo Jong, sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, has been elevated to a significant position within the ruling Workers' Party, signaling her growing influence in the isolated nation's political hierarchy.
Trump's Approval Hits Five-Year Low in New Poll
A recent Washington Post/ABC News/Ipsos poll reveals President Trump's disapproval rating at 60%, the highest in five years, with inflation and immigration policies drawing strong criticism.
Watchdog Exposes Issue After Bridge Owner's Trump PAC Donation
An American watchdog group has highlighted a significant political concern following a substantial donation from the owner of the Ambassador Bridge to a political action committee supporting former President Donald Trump.
Conservative Amendments Pass to Limit Ministerial Power
The finance committee approved Conservative amendments to add guardrails to a budget provision allowing ministers to exempt entities from federal laws, addressing concerns about rule of law.
Trump Denies Iran Strike Risk Warning from Top Officer
U.S. President Donald Trump has publicly disputed claims that a senior military officer warned him about potential risks associated with a strike on Iran, amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Zelenskyy Urges Trump to Stay on Ukraine's Side
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy makes a direct appeal to former U.S. President Donald Trump to continue supporting Ukraine as international conflicts and domestic issues unfold worldwide.
Liberals Accept Conservative Amendments on Regulatory Sandboxes
The Liberal government has accepted Conservative amendments to the budget bill, focusing on regulatory sandboxes to foster innovation while ensuring safety and oversight in emerging sectors.
Former CTV Host Describes 'Apocalyptic' Mexico Violence
A former CTV Power Play host in Puerto Vallarta reports chaotic scenes as violent uprisings grip Mexico, prompting Canadian officials to issue shelter-in-place warnings and travel advisories.
NDP MP Boulerice Weighs Quebec Solidaire Run
Federal NDP MP Alexandre Boulerice is reportedly in serious discussions about potentially running for Quebec Solidaire, marking a significant potential shift in Quebec's political landscape.
ELN Rebels Declare Ceasefire Ahead of Colombian Elections
Colombia's National Liberation Army (ELN) guerrilla group has declared a unilateral ceasefire in anticipation of upcoming congressional elections, marking a significant step in the nation's ongoing peace process.
NDP Hopeful's Tweet on 2SLGBTQIA+ Amid Puerto Vallarta Chaos
Heather McPherson's social media post addressing cartel violence in Puerto Vallarta while highlighting the 2SLGBTQIA+ community drew nearly 5,000 critical replies, igniting a debate on political messaging during crises.
UK May Remove Andrew from Royal Succession Line
The British government is exploring legal changes to formally remove Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from the royal line of succession following his recent arrest and ongoing investigation into misconduct allegations.
FBI Director Defends Party with US Olympic Hockey Team
FBI Director Kash Patel faces criticism for partying with the gold-medal-winning US men's hockey team, defending his actions as a celebration of a historic victory amid other national security concerns.
Trump's Approval Hits Record Low Before State of the Union
CNN's Harry Enten reveals President Trump's net approval rating plunges to -27, the weakest ever before a State of the Union, with independents driving the decline.
Iranian Students Protest as U.S. Pressure Mounts
For the third consecutive day, Iranian students have taken to the streets in protest, as tensions rise with increasing U.S. pressure on the government in Tehran.
Ex-UK Ambassador Mandelson Arrested in Epstein Probe
British police arrested Peter Mandelson, former UK ambassador to the US, on suspicion of misconduct in public office, linked to his ties with Jeffrey Epstein.
MPs Start Marathon Meeting to Amend Liberal Budget Bill
Federal MPs are settling in for a lengthy meeting to amend the Liberal government's budget bill, with political fallout expected as tensions rise over Carney's India visit and other issues.
Ex-UK Ambassador Arrested in Epstein Probe
British police have detained Peter Mandelson, a former ambassador to the United States, as part of an ongoing inquiry into connections with Jeffrey Epstein.
Ex-UK Ambassador Peter Mandelson Arrested in Diplomatic Scandal
Peter Mandelson, the former British ambassador to the United States, has been arrested, sparking a major diplomatic and political controversy. Details remain scarce as authorities investigate.
Canada-Ukraine Foundation Calls for Federal Donation Matching
As Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine reaches its four-year mark, the Canada-Ukraine Foundation is pressing the federal government to match public donations to support humanitarian efforts and aid.
Australia PM Backs Removing Prince Andrew from Succession
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has publicly endorsed calls to remove Prince Andrew from the British line of succession, citing ongoing controversies and public sentiment.
Mar-a-Lago Victim Not Into Politics or Guns, Cousin Says
The armed man fatally shot at Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate was described by his cousin as having no interest in politics or firearms, raising questions about the incident's circumstances.
26,000+ Canadians Registered in Mexico Amid Security Crisis
Foreign Minister Anita Anand confirms over 26,000 Canadians are registered in Mexico as violence escalates. Officials urge caution and expect normalization soon.
Trump Trolls Trudeau with AI Video After USA Hockey Win
Following Team USA's dramatic overtime victory over Canada in men's hockey at the 2026 Olympics, the White House and Donald Trump launched a social media blitz targeting Justin Trudeau, including an AI-generated video of Trump scoring on the ice.
Israeli Settlers Torch West Bank Mosque During Ramadan
Palestinian authorities report Israeli settlers attacked and set fire to the Abu Bakr al-Siddiq Mosque in the West Bank village of Tell near Nablus during Ramadan, causing significant damage.
Political Shifts Boost Carney Liberals Amid Conservative Struggles
Analysis of recent Canadian political developments reveals Prime Minister Mark Carney's momentum growing while Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre navigates party fractures and electoral uncertainty ahead of potential snap election.
Trump Attacks Supreme Court, Vows New Tariffs and Licenses
Former President Donald Trump escalates criticism of the U.S. Supreme Court while promising additional tariffs and licensing measures, amid ongoing political and economic debates.
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