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BREAKING: All flights in US grounded over “extraordinary circumstances”
All flights in the U.S. have been indefinitely grounded due to “extraordinary circumstances and safety concerns”.
12 hrs ago
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Clayton DeMaine
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Canada is importing more immigrants as crime spirals out of control
Mark Carney's government plans to bring in 622,000 new permanent residents by 2027 as Canadians face rising unemployment, rampant retail theft and a…
12 hrs ago
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Sonduren Fanarredha
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Leftist media revives ancient controversies to attack Doerkson
While many celebrated BC Premier-elect Lorne Doerkson appointing one of the architects of the party’s revival to a key position, leftist media went on…
13 hrs ago
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Clayton DeMaine
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OPINION: Indian Act reform requires First Nations having full land ownership
Abolishing the Indian Act requires addressing reserve land restrictions that hinder investment, Joseph Quesnel argues.
14 hrs ago
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Ford left holding the bag on 3,000% OSAP grift
An Ontario career college saw OSAP-funded enrolment surge nearly 3,000 per cent, yet it was excluded from the Ford government's spring funding…
15 hrs ago
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Melanie Bennet
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BC Conservatives to mandate national anthem in schools
The BC government plans to bring back the daily “O Canada” in schools, making national pride part of every school morning.
16 hrs ago
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Alex Dhaliwal
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Carney gov reveals corporate insiders are staffing major projects office
Ottawa disclosed 41 outside secondments, including 17 from private companies, after initially refusing to identify the participating employers.
17 hrs ago
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Alex Dhaliwal
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CBC gets $370M more than CSIS amid foreign interference threats
As Carney’s Liberals face mounting questions over Ottawa’s handling of foreign interference and espionage, the government is budgeting $370 million more…
18 hrs ago
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Alex Dhaliwal
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Nova Scotia hunters are providing food banks with meat
Hunters are turning a longstanding tradition of sharing wild game into much-needed support for Nova Scotians struggling to afford groceries.
18 hrs ago
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Melanie Bennet
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Why Canadian kids are falling behind in reading
A new report takes aim at “cueing,” a method that encourages children to guess at unfamiliar words from pictures or context, rather than evidence-based…
19 hrs ago
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Melanie Bennet
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Federal DEI spending tops $173M, dozens of agencies withhold figures
Federal organizations reported spending over $173 million on DEI initiatives in 2025-26, while dozens of others failed to provide complete figures…
19 hrs ago
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Clayton DeMaine
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🟢 Trudeau’s legacy crushed in court
Danielle Smith declared victory after Carney’s Liberals backed down on Trudeau’s twice-rejected C-69 “No New Pipelines” law, agreeing to amend the…
23 hrs ago
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