Nova Scotia Budget Unveiled with Major Cuts
Nova Scotia's government is set to present its budget today, with Finance Minister John Lohr indicating deep cuts to address fiscal challenges. The budget announcement follows a press briefing in Halifax.
Category : Politics
Ex-CIA Chief: Carney's Davos Speech Did a 'Service', Intel Ties Crucial
Former CIA deputy director John McLaughlin discusses Prime Minister Mark Carney's Davos address, U.S.-Canada intelligence cooperation, and North American security amid political tensions.
How Federal Employees Can Succeed in Classification Grievances
Learn expert tips for federal public servants to navigate classification grievances, including understanding job standards, leveraging union support, and building strong cases for fair pay and position alignment.
Bongino Fires Back at Trump Voter's 'Second Administration Sucks' Claim
A self-described American nationalist's social media critique of the Trump administration sparked a fiery response from former FBI deputy director Dan Bongino, highlighting political divisions.
Voters Demand Action on Floor-Crossing and Taxes
Citizens express outrage over MPs switching parties after elections and call for byelection mandates. Concerns also rise over heavy tax burdens and bureaucratic inefficiencies in government.
U.S. Shutdown Closes NEXUS at Canadian Airports
The partial U.S. government shutdown has led to the suspension of NEXUS services at Canadian airports, causing travel disruptions and highlighting cross-border operational dependencies.
No Criminal Charges in Deadly Lions Bay Landslide: RCMP
The RCMP has concluded its investigation into the fatal December 2024 landslide in Lions Bay, B.C., determining no criminal charges will be laid. The decision follows a thorough review of the catastrophic event.
Canadians Told to Keep Low Profile as Violence Erupts in Mexico
Canadian authorities advise citizens in Mexico to shelter in place and avoid attention after violent outbreaks following a cartel leader's death, with reports of explosions and flight cancellations.
GTA Residents Describe Cartel Violence in Puerto Vallarta
Toronto residents share harrowing experiences as cartel-related violence erupts in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, forcing Canadians to shelter in place amid travel chaos.
Man Shot Dead After Breaching Mar-a-Lago Security Perimeter
A 21-year-old North Carolina man was fatally shot by law enforcement after breaching the secure perimeter of Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort while allegedly carrying a shotgun and gas can.
Quebecers in Puerto Vallarta Told to Shelter Amid Violence
Quebec's international relations minister advises citizens in Puerto Vallarta to shelter in place after cartel leader's death triggers violence, with Air Canada suspending flights.
Vancouver Airport Suspends NEXUS Amid U.S. Government Shutdown
Vancouver International Airport has temporarily suspended NEXUS program operations, citing impacts from the ongoing U.S. government shutdown. The trusted traveler program faces disruptions as border services navigate the political impasse.
Toronto Rally Marks 4th Year of Russia-Ukraine War
Hundreds assembled at Nathan Phillips Square in downtown Toronto for a rally commemorating the fourth anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, demonstrating ongoing solidarity.
B.C. Families Push for Progress on Unsolved Murders
Families of murder victims gathered at B.C. RCMP headquarters on February 22, 2026, calling for renewed efforts to solve cold cases that have left them without closure for years.
Pedestrian Critically Hurt in North York; Hate Rally in Hamilton
Toronto Police investigate a life-threatening pedestrian collision in North York involving a BMW SUV, while Hamilton Police respond to a hate-motivated protest at City Hall.
Newsom Slams Trump's 'Flailing' Tariff Moves After Court Rebuke
California Governor Gavin Newsom accuses former President Donald Trump of erratic behavior following Supreme Court ruling against his tariffs, calling the situation a 'farce' and 'madness'.
Sunnyside Honors Violet King with Park Naming Ceremony
The Calgary community of Sunnyside celebrated Black history by naming a park after Violet King, Canada's pioneering first Black female lawyer, in a ceremony near her childhood home.
Vancouver Man Clocked at 211 km/h in Rented Camaro
A British Columbia tribunal hears a case involving a Vancouver man allegedly caught driving a rented Chevrolet Camaro at 211 km/h, highlighting road safety concerns.
Northwestern Ontario Man Charged with Child Luring
A man from Northwestern Ontario has been formally charged with child luring following a comprehensive police investigation into alleged online predatory behavior targeting minors.
Sault Man Charged After Disturbances at Two Businesses
A Sault Ste. Marie man is facing numerous criminal charges following disruptive incidents at two local businesses, according to police reports from February 2026.
Banned Ukrainian Olympian's Helmet Symbolizes Ottawa Rally
A helmet replicating the one worn by disqualified Ukrainian skeleton racer Vladyslav Heraskevych was displayed at a pro-Ukraine demonstration on Parliament Hill, serving as a powerful symbol of solidarity.
FBI Director Faces Backlash Over Taxpayer-Funded Olympic Trip
FBI Director Kash Patel is under fire for reportedly using an FBI jet to attend the Winter Olympics in Italy, where he celebrated Team USA's hockey gold medal win. Critics question the $75,000 taxpayer-funded trip amid ongoing controversies.
Newsom: Presidential Run Depends on Family Approval
California Governor Gavin Newsom says his potential 2028 presidential campaign will be decided by his wife and four children, emphasizing family unity in a recent CNN interview.
Assault Charges Laid After Officer Falls at Algoma Centre
A correctional officer was seriously injured after falling down stairs at the Algoma Treatment and Remand Centre in Sault Ste. Marie, leading to assault charges against an individual.
Republicans Blame Democrats After Mar-a-Lago Intruder Shooting
Republican officials accuse Democrats of endangering security after an armed man breached Mar-a-Lago's perimeter and was killed by Secret Service agents in Palm Beach, Florida.
Canadians Shelter in Place as Violence Engulfs Puerto Vallarta
Canadians in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, are under shelter-in-place orders as violence spreads following the death of a cartel leader. Airlines have canceled flights, and Global Affairs Canada has issued a travel advisory.
RCMP Can't Corroborate Threats in Tumbler Ridge, B.C.
The RCMP in British Columbia has stated it cannot verify the authenticity of several reported threats in Tumbler Ridge, following a recent mass shooting incident in the community.
Canadians in Puerto Vallarta Shelter as Violence Erupts After Cartel Raid
Global Affairs Canada warns nearly 5,000 Canadians in Jalisco State to shelter in place as violence escalates following the death of cartel leader Nemesio Ruben Oseguera Cervantes in a law enforcement raid.
London Rally for Ukraine Marks Four Years of War
A rally in Victoria Park, London, Ontario, commemorated the four-year anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, joining 60 similar events across Canada to show solidarity and support.
Never Trump Movement Warns of 'Authoritarian Cult' Threat
At the Principles First summit, Republicans and former Republicans decried Trump's impact on democracy, citing low turnout but expressing hope for post-midterm growth.
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