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- How Donald Trump is fuelling the hopes — and fears — of Canada’s generation Z for their country’s future
Canada's generation Z is galvanized by Trump's presidency
- How Donald Trump is fuelling the hopes — and fears — of Canada’s generation Z for their country’s future - Toronto Star
Canada's generation Z is fueled by Trump's divisive rhetoric
- Clashing visions define pivotal NDP leadership race as party prepares to rebuild - Toronto Star
NDP leadership candidates have distinct visions for the party's rebuilding
- A Supreme constitutional clash: Canadians’ rights against government powers - The Globe and Mail
Supreme Court to hear challenge to Quebec's Bill 21
- Amid the ex-prince Andrew scandal, scrutiny falls on daughters Beatrice and Eugenie
Media scrutiny intensifies on Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie as fallout from Prince Andrew's scandal grows.
- When my dad died, I was an ocean away trying to build a new life in Canada. That changed me
Stella Igweamaka's experience highlights the challenges of expat life
- Princess Eugenie, left, and Princess Beatrice leave after attending the Royal Family's Christmas Day service at St. Mary Magdalene's church at the Sandringham estate in eastern England on Dec. 25.
Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice attend Royal Family's Christmas service
- 1st LD Writethru: Trump threatens to "obliterate" Iran's power plants if Strait of Hormuz not opened within 48 hours
U.S. President Donald Trump threatens to 'obliterate' Iranian power plants if Strait of Hormuz not opened within 48 hours
- How AI is changing the way we think about software security
Artificial intelligence is being used to detect and prevent cyber threats in real-time, enabling faster incident response and reduced downtime.
- "Not India's policy to interfere," Former envoy Sanjay Verma welcomes Canada police delinking India from transnational repression
India's former envoy welcomes Canada's stance on transnational repression, hopes it will improve bilateral ties
- LETTER: Deportations won’t stop Surrey’s extortion crisis
Deportations won't solve Surrey's extortion crisis
- OPSEU/SEFPO Regional Elections 2026: Results - Opseu
OPSEU/SEFPO Regional Council President: No winner yet after 2nd round of vote.
- MLAs organize health-care rally
Opposition MLAs organize health-care rally to protest government delays on key projects.
- Trump threatens Iran with power plant strikes over Hormuz oil blockade
US President Donald Trump warns Iran that the US is prepared to strike Iranian power plants if Tehran continues to threaten the Strait of Hormuz, where the US Navy has a significant military presence.
- Pussy Riot member offers sobering assessment of activism in Gibsons event
Russian activist speaks out on activism, shares personal experience as prisoner of conscience
- Man charged for allegedly punching woman while crossing the road: Winnipeg police
Man charged with assault after allegedly punching woman while crossing road in Winnipeg.
- Black Loyalists archives now part of Canada Memory of the World Register
The Canadian Black Loyalists' heritage is now recognized as a Memory of the World Register
- LETTER: Sidney bike path a waste of resources
Sidney bike path project lacks community input, diverting funds from more pressing needs.
- Biden CIA saw traditional family values as sign of white ‘extremism’: leaked memo
A CIA document has been retracted
- Trump threatens to deploy ICE agents to airports during DHS shutdown
U.S. President Donald Trump threatens to deploy ICE agents to airports to arrest suspected undocumented immigrants
- Local MLA introduces legislation to make province fully accessible by 2040
MLA introduces Accessible Alberta Act to make province fully accessible by 2040.
- Iran fires missiles farther than ever as its main nuclear enrichment site is struck again
Iran launches missile strikes
- Would Doug Ford keep kids from school trips on the back roads? Bill wants to know
Premier Doug Ford has not confirmed whether he would keep kids from school trips on the back roads.
- Family of Edmonton woman who died in Hawaii last year pushing for more answers
Family of Edmonton woman who died in Hawaii seeks answers
- Pierre Poilievre is playing for Team Canada — with Mark Carney as captain
Pierre Poilievre visits US, drops 'Canada is broken' complaint
- ODOC to post all arrests on social media
The Oklahoma Department of Public Safety will begin posting all arrests on social media in an effort to increase transparency.
- CURRIER: Fairness gap growing In Canada’s political system
Ontario, Alberta, and British Columbia are under-represented in Parliament, while other provinces are over-represented based on population.
- Alberta grizzly found dead with gunshot wound, investigators seek public help
A grizzly bear was found dead with a gunshot wound in Alberta.
- Peel police not taking part in federal assault-style gun buyback program
Peel police not participating in federal gun buyback program
- Ask Lisi: Friend came out to me, feeling unsure what I want
Friend has come out to you as LGBTQ+, you may want to take time to process and respond
- Residents of this small Bolton through-street want one end closed off, saying it’s too busy
Residents of Dovaston Gate in Bolton want one end of the street closed off due to high traffic and safety concerns.
- Moccasin Flats camping site, council procedures up for final approval
Council votes on shrinking Moccasin Flats camping site
- What secrets lurk in Doug Ford's cellphone records?
Doug Ford's cellphone records shrouded in secrecy
- N.L. woman heartbroken as Cuban friends struggle to access food, other supplies
Cuban friends in need of aid face challenges accessing food and supplies.
- Quebec urged to respect Supreme Court decision on asylum seekers’ daycare access
Advocacy groups urge Quebec to respect Supreme Court decision on asylum seeker daycare access.
- Europe is eyeing France's nuclear shield. Should Canada follow?
Canada considers France's nuclear deterrence, raises tensions with US, sparks debate on North American security alliances.
- NDP leadership hopefuls make final push ahead of convention vote
NDP leadership hopefuls prepare for convention vote, front-runner vows to use campaign machinery in next election.
- Carney meets world: Is prime minister a more international job now?
Carney spent 84 days travelling in his first year as PM, more than Trudeau's 63 days, while Harper spent 34 days.
- Carney and Poilievre find rare common ground on the global stage
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre and Prime Minister Mark Carney found common ground on the global stage.
- Israel strikes Tehran, Beirut as Trump mulls ‘winding down’ war
Israel strikes Tehran and Beirut, US President Donald Trump considers winding down war with Iran
- Frontline workers describe strain in child welfare system
Frontline workers in Saskatchewan's child welfare system describe increasing workloads, staffing shortages, and gaps in services as placing pressure on staff and the children they support.
- Canada criminalizing faith? Bill C-9 draws concerned crowd in Maple Ridge, BC
Bill C-9 sparks concerns over potential erosion of religious rights, prompts public outcry in Canada.
- Trump says he is considering 'winding down' Iran war
US President Donald Trump says he is considering 'winding down' the US war in Iran, but the White House is seeking billions more in funding for the conflict.
- Northern Ontario highways should be part of Canadian defence: NOMA
Northern Ontario highways should be part of Canadian defence
- City of Wetaskiwin says it can’t release records to mayor’s lawyers
The City of Wetaskiwin is not releasing records to the mayor's lawyers due to legal and privacy concerns.