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Family caught in police shootout announces lawsuit against Montreal police, city

A family that was caught in a shootout between Montreal police and an armed suspect last year is suing the police force and the city. Read More

04.08.2025

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Five auto CEOs warned Carney in May that EV mandate would ‘inflict serious damage’ across industry

OTTAWA — Less than two weeks after the Liberal cabinet was sworn in, the presidents of the five major automakers appealed directly to Prime Minister Mark Carney, requesting him to “urgently” repeal the federal zero-emission vehicle sales mandate, warning of

07.08.2025

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Ryan Painter: How bureaucrats almost stopped B.C. from saving a child’s life

In British Columbia, at least 10 members of the province’s expensive drugs for rare diseases (EDRD)

Poilievre calls on Carney to get ‘shovels in the ground’ on two pipelines by next March

OTTAWA — Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is calling on Prime Minister Mark Carney to get “shovels

Upholding Tradition: Ontario Court of Appeal Validates Canada’s First-Past-the-Post Voting System

In a recent decision that reverberated through the political landscape, a trio of Ontario Court of Appeal judges resolutely upheld the constitutionality of Canada’s traditional first-past-the-post electoral system. The ruling, delivered with

12.08.2025

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Enhancing Border Security: RCMP Implements Drone Corridor along Canada-U.S. Border

In a strategic move to strengthen border security measures, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) has unveiled plans to establish a drone corridor along a segment of the Canada-U.S. border. This innovative

12.08.2025

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Tense Encounter at Sea: Chinese Ships Collide in South China Sea Pursuit

In a dramatic turn of events, a Chinese navy vessel and a coast guard ship collided with each other while pursuing a Philippine patrol boat in the South China Sea, according to

11.08.2025

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Afghanistan War Veteran Seeks Canadian Government’s Aid Amid Taliban Threats

A courageous Afghanistan war veteran hailing from Ottawa is reaching out to the Prime Minister and Immigration Minister in a heartfelt plea to safeguard his sister and nephew from the looming threat

11.08.2025

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In the Skies: Air Canada Flight Attendants Rally for Fair Compensation

Amidst the bustling activities at major Canadian airports, a spirited gathering of Air Canada flight attendants is set to take place as they gear up for a national day of action. The

11.08.2025

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‘No more TikTok teaching’: Jewish advocacy group calls for Ontario classrooms to be free of identity politics

A Jewish advocacy group released a report on Monday with recommendations to depoliticize Ontario classrooms. It called on the ministry of education to build a curriculum based on achievement, rather than identity.

11.08.2025

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Majority of Canadians are in favour of federal public service cuts: poll

OTTAWA — More than half of Canadians think the size and cost of the federal public service should be reduced in the coming years, a new Leger poll suggests. Read More

11.08.2025

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Jamie Sarkonak: This is what reconciliation looks like — the end of property rights

On Thursday, a B.C. superior court judge gave at least half a billion dollars’ worth of government land in an 800-acre zone in southeast Richmond to the Cowichan First Nation, and lit

11.08.2025

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Why the French are outraged that Perrier filtered its water: ‘This really is our Water-gate’

An iconic French brand dating back more than 160 years, Perrier’s reputation has been rocked by a scandal. Last year, a joint investigation by Le Monde and Radio France revealed that at

11.08.2025

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Canadians overwhelmingly in favour of mandatory national service, poll finds

The survey, produced by the non-profit Angus Reid Institute, asked a group of Canadians if they supported the idea of mandatory national service – that is, one year of time donated for

11.08.2025

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Family caught in police shootout announces lawsuit against Montreal police, city

Five auto CEOs warned Carney in May that EV mandate would ‘inflict serious damage’ across industry

Ryan Painter: How bureaucrats almost stopped B.C. from saving a child’s life

Poilievre calls on Carney to get ‘shovels in the ground’ on two pipelines by next March

Upholding Tradition: Ontario Court of Appeal Validates Canada’s First-Past-the-Post Voting System

Enhancing Border Security: RCMP Implements Drone Corridor along Canada-U.S. Border

Tense Encounter at Sea: Chinese Ships Collide in South China Sea Pursuit

Afghanistan War Veteran Seeks Canadian Government’s Aid Amid Taliban Threats

In the Skies: Air Canada Flight Attendants Rally for Fair Compensation

‘No more TikTok teaching’: Jewish advocacy group calls for Ontario classrooms to be free of identity politics

Majority of Canadians are in favour of federal public service cuts: poll

Jamie Sarkonak: This is what reconciliation looks like — the end of property rights

Why the French are outraged that Perrier filtered its water: ‘This really is our Water-gate’

Canadians overwhelmingly in favour of mandatory national service, poll finds

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