Denmark Says Greenland Doesn't Need Trump's Hospital Ship
Denmark's defence minister stated that Greenland already has adequate healthcare, responding to Donald Trump's claim of sending a hospital ship to the autonomous territory.
Category : Federal Government
Bridge Owners' $1M MAGA Donation Before Trump's Canada Threat
The owners of the Ambassador Bridge donated $1 million to a pro-Trump super PAC weeks before a meeting where they lobbied against the Gordie Howe International Bridge opening, leading to Trump's threat against Canada.
Marco Rubio's Munich Speech: A Contrast in Trump's Team
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio delivered a major speech at the Munich Security Conference, aiming to repair damage from Trump's policies and present a serious foreign policy argument.
Hungary Threatens to Block EU Russia Sanctions Over Oil
Hungary is threatening to veto fresh European Union sanctions against Russia, citing concerns over oil deliveries and energy security, as tensions escalate over the bloc's response to the ongoing conflict.
Trump's Governors Dinner Sparks Controversy Amid Partisan Tensions
President Donald Trump's annual White House dinner with governors turned contentious, with Democrats boycotting over exclusions and Supreme Court tariff ruling.
Public Officials Must Guard Taxpayer Dollars Like Their Own
Robert Libman argues that the SAAQclic fiasco highlights systemic issues in government spending, urging greater accountability to protect taxpayer money from waste.
Lawmaker Pledges Pushback to Trump Tariffs After Supreme Court Decision
Democratic Representative Debbie Dingell promises intensified congressional resistance to Trump-era tariffs following a Supreme Court ruling, citing economic disruption and bipartisan concerns over trade policy.
Moderates Flee CPC, Revealing Poilievre's Party Direction
The departure of MP Matt Jeneroux and other moderates from the Conservative Party highlights internal tensions and ideological shifts under Pierre Poilievre's leadership, raising questions about the party's future direction.
Bipartisan Committee Set for Forever Canadian Campaign Talks
The Premier is forming a bipartisan committee to discuss the Forever Canadian campaign, a petition-driven initiative aimed at promoting national unity and domestic products.
Alberta Separation Referendum Sparks Bipartisan Discontent
Both sides of Alberta's separation debate express frustration with the upcoming referendum, calling it a distraction and gaslighting tactic as Premier forms committee.
Calgary Rally in -20°C for 'Forever Canadian' Campaign
Hundreds of Calgarians braved freezing temperatures to rally for Canadian unity, as Alberta's premier announces a bipartisan committee to discuss the 'Forever Canadian' initiative amid constitutional debates.
Carney and Poilievre Face Off Over MP Pay Raises
MP Mike Dawson's rejection of a pay raise forces leaders Mark Carney and Pierre Poilievre to take a stand, with public opposition at 80% and political credibility on the line.
Bridge Owner's $1M Trump Donation Precedes Border Threat
The owner of the Ambassador Bridge donated $1 million to a Trump political action committee, shortly before Trump threatened to block a competing Canadian bridge project.
Canada's Doublethink on China Mirrors Orwell's 1984
An analysis of how Canada's contradictory stances on China, from security threat to partner, reflect Orwellian doublethink, with insights into political defections and climate policy shifts.
Stephen A. Smith Criticizes Democrats' SOTU Boycott
Sports commentator Stephen A. Smith condemns Democratic plans to boycott Trump's State of the Union, calling for political decorum and questioning their moral high ground.
Trump's Supreme Court Tariff Ruling Reaction: Fury to Praise
Former President Donald Trump expressed intense anger at Supreme Court justices who ruled against his global tariffs, then praised those who supported him, before announcing increased tariff rates.
Supreme Court Rejects Trump Tariffs, He Imposes New Global Tax
The Supreme Court ruled Congress holds tariff power, but President Trump defied it with a new 10% global import tax, escalating GOP tensions ahead of midterms.
Johnson Calls for Noncombat Troops in Ukraine Pre-Ceasefire
Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has publicly called on Western allies to send noncombat military personnel to Ukraine ahead of a potential ceasefire, emphasizing strategic support.
WSJ Condemns Trump's Supreme Court Rant Over Tariff Ruling
The Wall Street Journal's editorial board strongly criticized former President Donald Trump's reaction to a Supreme Court decision limiting his tariff powers, calling for an apology and warning of potential risks.
ICE Quietly Buys Warehouses for Detention Centers, Excluding Locals
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is purchasing warehouses for a $45-billion detention expansion, often without informing local authorities, raising transparency and community concerns.
Hamas Infiltrated Canadian NGOs in Gaza to Steal Aid
Confidential Hamas documents reveal a covert campaign targeting Canadian NGOs in Gaza for infiltration, aid theft, and operational control, according to NGO Monitor.
Canada's Envoy to Greenland Seeks Concrete Gains in New Post
In her inaugural interview, Tillie Martinussen, Canada's newly appointed envoy to Greenland, emphasizes the pursuit of measurable outcomes to strengthen bilateral ties and address shared Arctic priorities.
Macron Orders Review of Violent Activist Groups After Fatal Beating
French President Emmanuel Macron has directed a comprehensive review of violent activist organizations following the fatal assault on a far-right activist, signaling a firm governmental response to political violence.
Hungary Blocks EU Ukraine Loan Over Russian Oil
Hungary's Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto announces a veto on a key EU loan to Ukraine until Russian oil shipments are restored, escalating tensions within the bloc.
Poilievre Silences Jivani Over 'Hissy Fit' Remark on Canada
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre swiftly distanced his party from MP Jamil Jivani's comments blaming Canada for tensions with the US, highlighting the political risks of anti-Canada rhetoric.
Trump's UFO Records Pledge Excites Enthusiasts, Experts Skeptical
U.S. President Donald Trump's directive to release Pentagon UFO files has ignited enthusiasm among believers, though some experts remain doubtful about the implications and transparency.
NDP Says Merit Commissioner Not Needed Despite Rising Hiring Abuses
Finance Minister Brenda Bailey argues for abolishing the merit commissioner's office, claiming it finds no abuses, while the commissioner's latest report shows the highest rate of flawed hiring processes in nearly a decade.
Speaker Denies Jesse Jackson Capitol Honor Request
The House Speaker has rejected a request for Rev. Jesse Jackson to lie in honor at the U.S. Capitol, citing established precedent and historical guidelines for the rare tribute.
U.S.-Iran Tensions Rise with Journalist's Imprisonment
As the U.S. and Iran edge toward potential conflict, the case of detained Iranian-American journalist Reza Valizadeh highlights diplomatic hurdles. With military buildup and slim negotiation prospects, his release remains uncertain amid escalating tension
Smith Blames Federal Policies for Immigration Issues
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith addresses population growth challenges, attributing them to federal immigration policies during the Trudeau administration.
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