March 2026

Canada Deports Only One Iranian Official Tied to Terror Group For over two years, a powerful tool has been in Canada’s legislative arsenal: the ability to deport foreign nationals with ties to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), a designated terrorist entity. Yet, despite widespread calls for action from victims’ families, diaspora groups, and parliamentarians, […]

The Strategic Threat to Global Shipping at the Bab el-Mandeb Strait For centuries, the Bab el-Mandeb Strait has been a silent sentinel at the crossroads of global commerce. This narrow choke point, whose name translates ominously as “Gate of Grief,” connects the Red Sea to the Gulf of Aden and the wider Indian Ocean. Today,

Unraveling the Blame for the Air Canada LaGuardia Airport Crash On a stormy January night in 2017, an Air Canada Airbus A320 narrowly avoided catastrophe at New York’s LaGuardia Airport. Flight AC624, arriving from Toronto, skidded off the runway, slammed through a fence, and came to a jarring halt on an embankment, its landing gear

Ontario’s 2026 Budget Projects $13.8B Deficit Amid Global Economic Risks The Government of Ontario has tabled a budget that paints a picture of fiscal caution in an uncertain world. The 2026 financial plan, officially titled the 2026 Ontario Budget: Building a Strong Ontario Together, forecasts a significant deficit of $9.8 billion for the upcoming fiscal

Stephen Gogolev Aims for World Podium After Olympic Breakthrough The ice of the World Figure Skating Championships awaits, and for Canada’s Stephen Gogolev, it represents a golden opportunity to cement his arrival among the sport’s elite. Fresh off a landmark performance at the Milano-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, where he captivated audiences with a fearless and

Trump Claims Iran Seeks Deal to End Conflict and Lower Oil Prices In a recent statement that has sent ripples through geopolitical and energy markets, former U.S. President Donald Trump has asserted that Iran is actively seeking a deal to end ongoing regional conflicts, with a direct aim of lowering global oil and gas prices.

Should Canada Reduce Old Age Security for Wealthy Seniors? Public Opinion Weighs In A new poll has ignited a fresh debate over one of Canada’s most sacred social programs: Old Age Security. As the cost of living and demographic pressures mount, a significant portion of the population is questioning whether the government should continue sending

How Campbell University Students Landed Pfizer Internships For students in the pharmaceutical sciences, the leap from classroom theory to industry application is a monumental step. It’s the difference between reading about drug development and contributing to it. For a select group of students from Campbell University’s College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences, that leap became

Inside the Air Canada Cockpit Before the LaGuardia Runway Crash The final moments inside an aircraft cockpit are a private conversation between pilots, a rapid-fire exchange of checklists, observations, and decisions. Usually, that dialogue fades into the routine of a successful landing. But on March 29, 2015, the cockpit voice recorder (CVR) aboard Air Canada

Florida Congresswoman Faces Expulsion Vote in Rare Ethics Hearing In a dramatic and rare display of congressional self-policing, a U.S. Representative from Florida finds herself at the center of a high-stakes ethics investigation that could culminate in her expulsion from the House. The proceedings, unfolding in a public hearing before the House Ethics Committee, mark