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20 Stories IndexedAccused Charlie Kirk killer pleads not guilty to aggravated murder as he faces possible death penalty
Tyler Robinson, accused of fatally shooting conservative commentator Charlie Kirk at a college event, has entered a not guilty plea to aggravated murder charges in Utah. The case carries a potential death penalty, and a judge has determined there is sufficient evidence to proceed with the charges.
This case is significant because it involves a high-profile shooting with potential life-or-death consequences, raising questions about public safety and the legal process for violent crimes.
Iran targets U.S. bases in Middle East in retaliation for earlier attacks
After six months of war, the foes remain at an impasse, with Iran keeping the Strait of Hormuz closed and the United States persisting with a counter-blockade of Iranian ports
‘Inclusive’ hiring has damaged Canadian research output: report
A federal report suggests that Canada's equity hiring targets for research chairs, which mandate specific proportions of racialized, Indigenous, and women researchers, may have negatively impacted research output. The targets, set at 22%, 4.9%, and 50.9% respectively, were introduced to promote inclusivity in academia.
Canada-U.S. trade war turns into a war of words; the Trump administration’s ‘really weird’ meme attacks; and more
Tensions between Canada and the U.S. have escalated from trade disputes to a public exchange of sharp rhetoric, with the Trump administration using unconventional online tactics to criticize Canada. The conflict highlights growing friction in bilateral relations amid ongoing economic and policy disagreements.
U.S. Senator says Democrats will have a tough time curtailing Trump’s tariff policy
A U.S. senator from the Democratic Party acknowledges challenges in reversing Trump’s tariff policies ahead of the November midterm elections. Democrats remain optimistic about their electoral performance but face obstacles in implementing policy changes related to trade tariffs. The political landscape suggests a potential clash over economic strategies between parties.
Indigenous involvement, Canadian materials required in restoration of 24 Sussex Drive: Ottawa
The Canadian government is seeking qualified firms to renovate the prime minister's official residence at 24 Sussex Drive, with a requirement that Indigenous businesses be involved and materials sourced from Canada. The request for qualifications aims to establish a pool of potential contractors for the project.
John Ivison: Byelections are bedevilling Pierre Poilievre
In seven byelections since 2025, Conservatives averaged just 24.6% support, including Poilievre's 81% victory in Battle River-Crowfoot
‘Apples and oranges’: PQ leader not concerned with Bloc loss in federal byelection
Bloc Québécois leader Yves-François Blanchet downplayed concerns that a federal byelection loss in Carney could negatively impact his party's prospects. He framed the situation as a comparison between unrelated political dynamics, suggesting no direct correlation between the two events.
Canada’s living standards ‘languishing’ behind U.S. as gap in economic performance widens: study
Up until 2014, Canada largely kept pace with, or in some cases exceeded, the U.S. across multiple economic measures, the Fraser Institute found
Pete Hegseth’s post just the latest ‘frat boy’ insult to Canada, academics say
U.S. officials have mocked Canada's naval power and military cadet training, and keep referring to the country as a state
Geoff Russ: Another mushy centrist B.C. party is how David Eby governs forever
None of the problems plaguing Kerry-Lynne Findlay have much to do with conservatism
Here’s what Mark Carney said when asked if we would run in the next federal election
The prime minister declined to confirm whether he would participate in the next federal election when directly asked, responding with a lengthy statement that avoided a clear answer. His remarks did not include a definitive commitment or rejection of running again.
Tasha Kheiriddin: Liberal byelection sweep cements Carney’s flag-rallying strategy
In a recent byelection, the Liberal Party secured a sweeping victory, reinforcing Premier Carney’s flag‑rallying strategy. The Conservative Party suffered the biggest loss, losing several seats.
Carney tells U.S. to stop ‘doing memes’ and ‘throwing shade’ as war of words escalates
'It's beneath their office,' Carney grumbled to reporters in Ottawa on Tuesday
Adam Pankratz: Eby’s byelection call traps Conservatives on sinking ship
Despite the resignations, Tories have little choice but to stick with their disastrous new leader until the end of September
Iran president offers U.S. olive branch, hails Russian support
Masoud Pezeshkian said that if the U.S. returns to a deal aimed at ending the conflict, Iran 'will immediately take reciprocal action'
Marc-Olivier Fortin: Quebec goes ‘elbows up’ — CAQ could ride anti-Trump voters to victory
Political analysis suggests that the Coalition Avenir Québec party might leverage anti-Trump sentiment among voters to secure a future political victory. Observers note strategic parallels between current provincial tactics and the approach previously used by Mark Carney.
I’m a good listener but no one ever asks about me. Am I missing something? | Ask Rebecca
An advice column addresses a reader who feels overlooked in conversations despite being a supportive listener. The response suggests practical social strategies to shift dynamics and encourage reciprocal interest from dining companions.
Étienne A. Beauregard: Could generation Z help save western civilization?
An opinion piece discusses the potential cultural and social influence of Generation Z. The author suggests that younger generations may reject certain prevailing progressive ideologies held by older cohorts.
Joel Kotkin: Carney aligns with the anti-free speech China and EU
Commentator Joel Kotkin argues that Mark Carney's alignment reflects positions held by China and the European Union. The commentary highlights perceived differences in free speech standards between these regions and the United States.