No deal: latest Canada Post offers won’t be put to striking workers as deadline looms
The union representing striking Canada Post workers has confirmed that it will not take the latest offers made by Canada Post to the membership for a vote Continue reading
So far in 2018, CBSA has deported 296 failed irregular border crossers; another 534 ready to go
The total number of ‘failed irregular-arrival asylum claimants’ deported by the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) between Jan. 1 and Nov. 5, 2018, was 296. Continue reading
At least 7 UN peacekeepers killed in clash in Democratic Republic of Congo
At least seven United Nations peacekeepers stationed in the Democratic Republic of Congo have reportedly been killed in clashes. Continue reading
Freeland mum on what comes next now that Canadian officials have heard Khashoggi murder recording
There is little new clarity on what will happen next now that Canada’s top spy has heard the recording of journalist Jamal Khashoggi’s killing. Continue reading
Director of CSIS travelled to Turkey at Trudeau’s request to hear Khashoggi murder recording
Canada’s top spy went directly to Turkey to listen to tapes of the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. Continue reading
Why 2 Canadian vets say ‘abysmal’ broken promises could see suicides top Afghan War deaths
Veterans say broken government promises could see the number of veteran deaths by suicide match those of soldiers killed in Afghanistan over the next decade. Continue reading
After Tony Clement sexting scandal, should MPs face tougher security screenings?
The Tony Clement sexting scandal may prompt important questions about whether parliamentarians need to be more closely screened when granted security clearances. Continue reading
As Canadians mark Remembrance Day, world leaders warned of ‘old demons’ rising again
A century after the First World War ended, the same nationalist forces that propelled millions into conflict are again gathering steam, French president Emmanuel Macron told world leaders. Continue reading
Tony Clement says alleged extortion attempt by ‘foreign actors’ wasn’t only case of ‘inappropriate exchanges’
Disgraced former Conservative MP Tony Clement says an alleged attempt to extort him over “inappropriate exchanges” wasn’t the first time. Continue reading
Terri-Lynne McClintic is back in prison, Rodney Stafford says ‘it makes me feel amazing’
The father of murdered eight-year-old Tori Stafford says her killer, Terri-Lynne McClintic, is back behind bars. Continue reading
Tony Clement no longer a member of Conservative caucus as sexting scandal escalates
Former cabinet minister Tony Clement is no longer a member of the Conservative caucus. Continue reading
Controversial McClintic healing lodge transfer could be immediately reassessed under new rules
The controversial decision to transfer convicted child-killer Terri-Lynne McClintic from prison to a healing lodge could be up for immediate reassessment. Continue reading
With 2 years to go, here’s how the U.S midterm results will shape the 2020 campaign
Despite a midterm victory, the Democratic Party still faces an existential dilemma that greater control will force it to face. Continue reading
The 2018 U.S. midterm elections are over. Here’s what you need to know
Despite winning control of the House of Representatives, Democrats still faced a number of defeats. Continue reading
What a Democrat win in the U.S. midterms means for Donald Trump
With Tuesday’s win in the midterm elections, the Democrats could pose a major challenge to President Donald Trump’s domestic and foreign policy going forward. Continue reading
