Ontario hospitals owed private banks $70 million last year — and one wasn't...
Ontario hospitals, forced to borrow privately in order to keep the lights on, owed banks more than $70 million in operating loans by the end of fiscal year 2025-26, according to hospital financial...
View ArticleEarly guilty plea helps earn two year sentence for B.C. man who buried ex's...
A man who killed his ex-girlfriend’s bipolar mother and hid her body in the woods to be ravaged by wild animals before her remains could be found will spend two years in prison, a B.C. judge ruled...
View ArticleRefugee claimants strike out after Federal Court says their legal claim is AI...
A claim for refugee protection in Canada by a family of three has been rejected because their appeal was apparently generated by artificial intelligence tools and riddled with fake cases and false...
View ArticleMP Leslyn Lewis says in lawsuit that York professor worked 'behind the...
New details are emerging in the defamation case against York University by MP Leslyn Lewis, a former leadership candidate for the Conservative Party of Canada. Lewis alleges the Toronto school...
View ArticleGovernment overreach the true motivation behind Alberta separatism, not...
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre urged Albertans to vote to stay in Canada in the province’s upcoming referendum, arguing that Alberta’s resentments are best addressed by doubling down on the...
View Article'Not in the public interest': Liberals won't try to recoup $34 million paid...
OTTAWA — The Liberal government says it will not try to recover any of the at least $34 million in ineligible funding paid out by the so-called “green slush fund,” saying such efforts would not be in...
View ArticleConservative MP Scott Aitchison expected to resign by the end of the year
OTTAWA — Conservative MP and former leadership contender Scott Aitchison is expected to resign from the House of Commons by the end of the year, becoming the eighth party member to leave the caucus...
View ArticleCarney says workers have been 'betrayed' by steelmaker Stelco's layoffs
OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney expressed his disappointment with steelmaker Stelco’s decision to lay off hundreds of workers at its plant in Hamilton, Ont., while also promising his government...
View ArticleSean Ward's death in synagogue attack should not taint COVID-19 lawsuit he...
The shocking death of Sean Ward in a shootout with police protecting a Belleville synagogue from his “hate-motivated” attack should not taint the public’s view of a large lawsuit he was part of...
View ArticleDangerous high-risk sex offender to live in Surrey, B.C. police say in a warning
Police in Surrey, B.C., have taken the step of advising the public that a dangerous high-risk sex offender will be residing in the community. In a press release and on posts to social media , Surrey...
View ArticleAnalysis: B.C. Conservatives get Caroline Elliott after all
The tables have turned. Four months ago, Caroline Elliott lost the B.C. Conservative leadership to Kerry-Lynne Findlay on a 51-49 fourth-ballot runoff. Findlay is gone. Elliott is now on the ballot in...
View ArticleTD executive sues after being fired for adding Christian symbol to her email...
A Christian addition to her TD Insurance email signature has cost a senior manager her $210,000-per-year job. In a statement of claim filed with the Ontario Superior Court of Justice in Toronto, Sonja...
View ArticleSuddenly everyone's worried about AI wiping out humanity. But why and how...
It’s 2040 and after years of stunning advances, artificial intelligence is not only smarter than humans, AI agents see people as an obstacle. And proceed to eliminate everyone on Earth. It sounds like...
View ArticleIs Carney a Nobel Peace Prize contender? Here's what one prediction market says
The 2026 Nobel Peace Prize will be awarded early next month and Prime Minister Mark Carney’s name has entered the conversation about this year’s recipient, according to people placing wagers on Kalshi...
View ArticleMasked white nationalists reportedly bring 'odious message' to Kamloops
Mounties are investigating a masked white nationalist demonstration that took place Sunday near the former Kamloops Indian Residential School. The Kamloops Castanet website is reporting that a “group...
View ArticleCarney says he cannot guarantee India will no longer be involved in crimes in...
OTTAWA — Despite increased diplomatic, trade and security ties with India, Prime Minister Mark Carney says that he cannot guarantee the Indian government will not be behind crimes committed in Canada....
View ArticleAccused Bishnoi gang boss in Canada Goldy Brar targeted by $1M bounty on...
An alleged Indian gangster once based in Canada and accused of arranging the assassination of Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Surrey, B.C., has been placed on the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Ten Most...
View ArticleCanada's population no longer declining after StatCan raises its count for...
New counting methods introduced by Statistics Canada have added 17,000 more people to New Brunswick’s population, according to numbers released by the bureau this month. The people weren’t hiding....
View ArticleHow the CAQ's foreign interference bombshell turned into a dud in the Quebec...
OTTAWA — It was a story that had the potential to be a bombshell, but appears to have blown up in the faces of the Coalition Avenir Québec instead. Allegations of foreign interference made their way...
View ArticleWait times increased for some surgeries outsourced to for-profit clinics in...
Wait times for surgeries and medical imaging in Ontario have increased since the provincial government began outsourcing these procedures to private for-profit clinics, according to a new report. The...
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