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20 Stories IndexedTrump considers using Falkland Islands support as leverage to get U.K. to increase defence spending
The proposal concerning the Falklands was among measures reportedly being drawn up by the Pentagon to incentivize NATO allies to meet spending pledges
Trump ballroom construction can continue amid legal challenges, U.S. Supreme Court rules
The decision means construction will advance, while a lawsuit brought by the National Trust for Historic Preservation will play out in lower courts -- something that could take months or years
U.S. Treasury secretary taunts Canadian navy’s lack of firepower: ‘Two submarines from the Edmonton mall’
'We’re not at war with Canada. How are we going to be at war with Canada?' U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said of the trade dispute
Carney appoints former envoy to China Dominic Barton to lead investment promotion agency
Barton is a former senior executive with consulting firm McKinsey & Company
Human rights tribunal sides with TMU teaching assistant who decried ‘desecration by the Jews’
Tristin Hopper: Ayman Elkasrawy’s claim that he had been fired due to Islamophobia was rejected, but the adjudicator ruled that some discrimination may have inflected his dismissal
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Trump’s Republican Party blocks CBC/Radio-Canada from convention after 9/11 policy controversy
The RNC sent a heated letter to CBC/Radio-Canada revoking all the public broadcaster's previous-approved press credentials
All eyes are on Chicoutimi—Le Fjord as Liberals try to add another seat in byelection
The seat was left vacant after Conservative MP Richard Martel was appointed to the Senate
John Ivison: Doug Ford’s veto of a U.S. trade deal cannot stand
Trump's threat of 50% auto tariffs on New Year's Day will be far more devastating than a bad deal before then
Made in Canada: Five back to school wardrobe staples for the stylish kiddos in your life
Canadian brands are highlighting back‑to‑school clothing options for children, featuring items such as a French terry sweatshirt and sweatpants from Province of Canada priced at $62 each. The pieces emphasize comfort with lightweight, 100 % cotton fabrics designed for active kids. The article showcases these staples as stylish, affordable choices for parents preparing for the school year.
Ontario agencies restore Lake Ontario to their websites after Google Maps updated it to Lake America in the U.S.
Four Ontario government websites spent at a portion of the weekend showing U.S. President Donald Trump's new name for the shared body of water. No two of them fixed it the same way
Trump has ‘reached out’ to Apple about renaming Lake Ontario on its maps
The 'Lake America' label was adopted by Google Maps in the U.S. over the weekend
Kevin Paquette: Quebec Conservative Éric Duhaime’s moment is here
He may never become premier, but he has changed the province’s political debate
Paroled Toronto sex offender faces new charges of drugging, sexually assaulting woman
Disgraced pharmacist Allen Chow, 73, allegedly recorded the encounter, just like he did to 18 women more than 15 years ago, and Peel Regional Police believe there are more victims
Trump shares Christian group’s proposal allowing Canadian Jews facing antisemitism to flee to the U.S.
The National Association of Christian Lawmakers sent a letter to the U.S. president calling for an expedited legal pathway on Thursday
Book Review: Tyson Stewart’s debut novel a fearless tale of man reconnecting with Anishinaabe origins
If all stories can be reduced to a finite number of archetypal plot points, then the true genius of the novel lies in its talent for potentially telling the same old story in ways that make you feel as if you are hearing it for the first time. In his debut novel, The Return of […]
Margareta Dovgal: The economic fantasies of Carney and Trump
A new pipeline would be an economic win for both countries
John Galliano withdraws from Met Gala exhibition after antisemitism backlash
'I have decided, with great sadness, that it is best for the exhibition not to take place at this time,' the top designer wrote on Instagram
U.S. and Iran exchange attacks as Middle East hostilities reignite
Trump told Fox News on Monday that the U.S. would respond to Iran's attacks on U.S. forces, without giving details
Diversity is not our strength: Full Comment podcast
Étienne-Alexandre Beauregard on how the promotion of hyper-individualism and multiculturalism has eroded western civilization