Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he plans to ban speed cameras across the province, calling them an unfair “tax grab” in his latest push to […]
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Charlie Kirk Killing Sparks Nationwide Outcry Over Political Violence
OREM, Utah — Police have arrested a man accused of killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk in what officials are calling a targeted, politically motivated attack. […]
No oil pipelines included among nationally significant projects
As Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government gets ready to reveal the first projects chosen as “nationally important,” Radio-Canada has learned that no oil pipelines are […]
Conservatives vow to scrap Temporary Foreign Worker program, cite worsening youth job market
Conservatives vow to scrap Temporary Foreign Worker program, cite worsening youth job market Mississauga, Ont. — Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre and immigration critic Michelle Rempel […]
Trump Targets Smithsonian Museums in Latest Social Media Attacks
U.S. President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he may pressure the Smithsonian Institution — the nation’s largest network of museums and research centers — to […]
G7 Summit: Trade Tensions, Surprise Departures, and Middle East Turmoil
G7 Summit in Canada: 5 Big Moments from a Dramatic Week Canada hosted this year’s G7 summit in Kananaskis, Alberta, with Prime Minister Mark Carney […]
Bill 5 Becomes Law in Ontario: What Comes Next Under Doug Ford’s Plan
Now That Bill 5 Is Law, What Will Doug Ford Do With It? Ontario’s Premier Doug Ford now has new powers after his government passed […]
Liberals Issued 411 Cheques Totaling $3.86 Billion Ahead of Election
Liberals Announced Billions in Funding Right Before the Election Just days before the 45th general election began on March 23, Liberal Members of Parliament (MPs) […]
Mark Carney to End Question Period Tradition Started by Justin Trudeau
Prime Minister Mark Carney will take part in his first question period on Wednesday, but he won’t continue a tradition started by the previous prime […]
New Bill Could Permit Dismissal of City Councillors
THUNDER BAY — A new piece of provincial legislation could soon give municipalities across Ontario, including Thunder Bay, the authority to remove city councillors from […]