Newly disclosed emails and photographs challenge the Ontario Progressive Conservative Party’s account of John Mutton’s role in a major political fundraiser. The revelations raise renewed questions about developer connections, political donations, and access to government officials.
After years of war and billions in Western assistance, Washington has reportedly raised an extraordinary possibility: Ukraine withdraws from Donbas in exchange for NATO membership. Is this the beginning of peace, or another geopolitical bargain?
After restricting nationwide injunctions in 2025, the Trump administration is asking the Supreme Court to stop federal judges from striking down agency regulations nationwide—a move that could shield executive policies from broad legal challenges.
In 1660, a teenage servant in Quebec City suffered violent visions blamed on witchcraft. Discover how historian Mairi Cowan uncovered Canada’s first documented demon possession and the unconventional exorcism that ended it.
Regional tensions surged over the past 24 hours after a fifth tanker struck a naval mine in the Strait of Hormuz, Iranian forces downed a U.S. Predator drone, and the Saudi-led coalition intercepted two Houthi drones targeting Saudi Arabia.
France is facing a growing crisis as anti-government demonstrations, violent street clashes and controversial police tactics expose deep divisions within the country.
Trump’s trade war exposed Canada’s dangerous economic dependence on the United States. Mark Carney is pursuing new markets, but can Ottawa turn promises into lasting economic security?