Youngest Canadians more accepting of collective blame against religious,...
While most Canadians reject collective blame and sweeping claims about religious and ethnic groups, younger Canadians are substantially more likely to accept them, according to a new poll. Data...
View Article'It is fantastic news': With PQ set to take power in Quebec, the Bloc dreams...
OTTAWA — The Quebec election is two weeks away and the separatist Parti Québécois is well on its way to form government, with new polling showing they remain in the lead. While the Liberals either...
View ArticleLiberals table omnibus bill with sweeping changes to major project reviews...
OTTAWA — The federal government tabled legislation that fundamentally reorganizes how it approves major projects, promising a “one project, one review, one year” process all the while implementing...
View Article'Jewish people must be able to worship safely,' Carney says about shooting at...
Prime Minister Mark Carney and Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, along with other politicians and police forces across Canada, have condemned antisemitic violence following a shooting that took...
View ArticlePolice officer shot outside Belleville synagogue identified, faces...
The officer who was shot outside a Belleville, Ont. synagogue on Sunday has been identified as Const. Jeff Smith. He is recovering in hospital and is in critical but stable condition, according to...
View ArticleWitnesses recount confusion, gunshots, smell of gun powder during Belleville...
“Bang! Bang! Bang!” Norman Weddum recalled the sound of bullets hitting the stained glass at the Sons of Jacob Synagogue in Belleville, Ont., on Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the year for the Jewish...
View ArticleVideo shows Maya Gebala now healthy enough to blow out the candles on her...
Maya Gebala, the Tumbler Ridge shooting victim who was so critically injured it was thought she might never see another birthday, has just turned 13 years old. In her latest post to Facebook, Maya’s...
View ArticlePolice officer, two people injured after Yom Kippur shooting at Belleville...
Two people, including a police officer, were wounded in a shooting incident outside a Belleville, Ont., synagogue Sunday night as worshippers gathered to mark Yom Kippur. No one inside the shul was...
View ArticleRide along in a vintage plane from the Second World War as it loops around...
OTTAWA — The 1943 Douglas C-47 Skytrain, or Dakota, transport plane was part of one of Canada’s biggest ever military missions, dropping troops into Normandy on D-Day. Media were invited on Sept. 16...
View ArticleThe highly strategic city that the Canada Investment Summit forgot
Prime Minister Mark Carney was in Toronto this week selling Canada as a place that still builds things. The prospectus for his inaugural investment summit runs to 167 projects: mines, ports, LNG, data...
View ArticleParliament returns with a big agenda and a fight brewing between Carney and...
OTTAWA – Parliament is set to return after a three-month long summer break on Monday and the Liberal government’s agenda will be jammed packed this fall. Prime Minister Mark Carney is running high in...
View Article'Israel is safe': The Druze Israeli telling Canadians to come visit
Israel’s new tourism representative in Canada has arrived in Toronto with a difficult assignment: persuading Canadians that Israel remains worth visiting at a time when war, security concerns and...
View ArticleHalf of Canadians say it's hard to stay friends with people who disagree on...
There’s no denying that digital and social media have only amplified the identity politics, erosion of trust and geopolitical shifts that have polarized mankind this century. New polling by the...
View ArticleToronto man acquitted in cannabis-induced choking attack on young girl
A Toronto man who argued he was suffering from cannabis-induced psychosis when he choked a seven-year-old girl three years ago while naked has been acquitted of assault charges. Ahmed Baig pleaded not...
View ArticleConservatives search for hope amid Mark Carney's tide of good fortune, and...
OTTAWA AND PENTICTON, B.C. — As the moon circles Earth, its gravitational pull moves the oceans back and forth, creating the cycle of high and low tides. A similar law of physics applies to Canadian...
View ArticleFBI halted cooperation with RCMP after CBC 9/11 terrorism memo, N.Y. Times...
The New York Times is reporting that Kash Patel temporarily halted some FBI cooperation with the RCMP this month after the CBC “reminded its journalists of a longstanding policy not to refer to the...
View ArticleNeed a new, better drug to tackle a serious illness? In Canada, you have to...
Josh Berman had reached a point where he was in so much pain he could barely sleep. He couldn’t work and was plagued by fatigue that made even simple tasks unbearable. Diagnosed with ulcerative...
View ArticleFederal ministers slam NHL player Alex Ovechkin’s pro-Putin ad, but won’t say...
OTTAWA — NHL hockey superstar Alex Ovechkin’s support of Russian President Vladimir Putin is sparking backlash in the halls of power in Canada, but federal ministers would not say whether the player...
View ArticleOntario trucker sent to prison in U.S. for hauling cocaine allegedly for Ryan...
An Ontario truck driver who was caught at the border trying to smuggle cocaine from the United States into Canada — allegedly for Ryan Wedding, the Canadian Olympic snowboarder named as an...
View ArticleHow the desire for change and the threat of a referendum are shaping the...
OTTAWA — The Quebec election campaign is already more than halfway done, with polls showing that the Parti Québécois is still in the lead while the incumbent Coalition Avenir Québec’s “Trump bump”...
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