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Singapore vows citizens will never be a minority, boosts family benefits
Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong vows that Singaporeans will remain a majority in their own country and introduces up to $70k in child benefits…
 • Clayton DeMaine
OP-ED: Canada’s deportation backlog is real. The solution is competent enforcement
“A credible immigration system must be fair at the front end and final at the back end.”
Liberals slap $27.6B in counter-tariffs on U.S. goods, unveil $7.5B trade war bailout
Trump’s trade war just got pricier, with Ottawa firing back with $27.6 billion in retaliatory tariffs and another $7.5 billion in taxpayer-backed…
 • Alex Dhaliwal
Trade talks allegedly fell apart after Carney refused Keystone XL pipeline revival
Sources told the New York Times that when Carney and Trump spoke last week, he again reiterated his support for reviving the pipeline, assuming that…
 • Quinn Patrick
Trump considers renaming Lake Ontario after Ford threatens trade retaliation
U.S. President Donald Trump says he expects to do little business with Ontario and is considering renaming Lake Ontario after Premier Doug Ford…
 • Clayton DeMaine
Ford calls Trump a ‘dictator’ after being called Carney’s ‘flunky’
Trump’s attack on Doug Ford drew a fiery response, with the Ontario premier branding the U.S. president a “dictator” after being called Carney’s…
 • Alex Dhaliwal
Canadian premiers, Trump officials trade election jabs amid failed trade talks
As trade talks collapse, Trump officials are blaming Canadian by-elections while premiers urge Americans to turn against Trump.
 • Alex Dhaliwal
Consultants continue to thrive under Carney government
The Department of Employment defended its heavy reliance on consultants, claiming they “strengthen oversight and ensure value for money in professional…
 • Quinn Patrick
Former military intelligence officer warns AI, digital surveillance pose ‘real concern’ to Canadians
Joe Varner says Canada needs stronger oversight as governments gain access to increasingly powerful digital surveillance tools
 • Melanie Bennet
🟢 Juno Jump Start: Trump slaps Canada with new 50 per cent tariff threat
Trump has threatened new 50 per cent tariffs on Canadian autos and steel after trade talks with Canada broke down.
Smith warns retaliatory U.S. tariffs could backfire on Canadians
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is warning Ottawa that retaliatory tariffs meant to punish the U.S. could instead hammer Canadian wallets.
 • Alex Dhaliwal
Second BC Conservative MLA defects, expected to create a centrist party with Milobar
Ian Paton, a former BC United MLA, resigns from the BC Conservative caucus to sit as an Independent. Paton is expected to form a new party with Peter…
 • Clayton DeMaine
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