Ontario PC bill to permanently remove benefits from convicted ISIS fighters ‘unconstitutional’, say experts
A private members bill to permanently strip convicted terrorists of benefits like a driver’s license could be unconstitutional, say legal experts. Continue reading
Conservatives hammer Trudeau government for inaction on Canadian ISIS fighters
Andrew Scheer said the Liberals have failed to take meaningful action to bring alleged ISIS fighters to justice who have “committed atrocities.” Continue reading
Jihadi Jack wants to live in Canada. Here’s what officials are doing for ISIS fighters in Syria
Canadian consular officials have been trying to find out where the Canadians are being detained in order to give them consular assistance. Continue reading
Ralph Goodale mum on what Ottawa will do with returning Canadian ISIS fighters
“The first priority of the government of Canada is to collect the evidence and to make sure that where criminal charges can and should be laid, they are in fact laid,” Goodale said in Saskatchewan Tuesday. Continue reading
What Liberal losses in Ontario, Quebec, and New Brunswick mean for Justin Trudeau in 2019
Recent elections in Quebec, New Brunswick, and Ontario have left Prime Minister Justin Trudeau with few friends at the provincial level. Continue reading
Here’s who was and wasn’t interviewed by FBI in the Brett Kavanaugh investigation
Everything you need to know about who was questioned in the FBI investigation into Brett Kavanaugh. Continue reading
Critics slam Ontario government for failing to address drug-dealing pharmacists
Critics say Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservative government is failing to tackle the issue of drug-dealing pharmacists. Continue reading
‘I was not perfect’: Brett Kavanaugh regrets some high school partying but denies allegations
Embattled Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh says that while he sometimes drank too much in high school, he denies allegations that he sexually assaulted a teenage girl. Continue reading
Canada joins international calls for ICC to investigate Venezuela for crimes against humanity
Canada will join five South American countries in calling for the International Criminal Court to investigate the Venezuelan government of Nicolas Maduro. Continue reading
Environmental commissioner blasts Ford’s PCs for gutting climate change policies
Ontario’s environmental commissioner slammed the Doug Ford government for gutting most of the province’s climate change programs. Continue reading
With a minority government in New Brunswick, what happens next?
Twenty five seats is the magic number needed to form a majority in the 49-seat house, a number no party is expected to reach. Continue reading
‘Smiling as he was shooting’: New documents reveal eyewitness accounts of Danforth shooter
Nearly two months after the Danforth shooting, eyewitness accounts reveal new details about the night of the tragedy and have been made public for the first time. Continue reading
Toronto Danforth shooter arrested and released two days before mass shooting: police docs
Newly released police documents related to the investigation into the deadly Danforth shooting reveal new details. Continue reading
New York Review of Books editor Ian Buruma out after Jian Ghomeshi article
Ian Buruma, an editor with the New York Review of Books, is no longer with the magazine following the publication of a controversial article by disgraced CBC Radio host Jian Ghomeshi. Continue reading
2018 U.S. midterms: What’s at stake for Trump, Democrats and GOP in November’s elections?
Here’s everything you need to know about what Americans will vote on, key races to watch, and what the outcome could mean for each party — and why Canadians should care. Continue reading
