Politics

The winds of change are sweeping through one of Canada’s most cherished national institutions. The CEO of the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 has departed, a move that comes directly on the heels of a damning external investigation. The report alleges that a toxic workplace culture festered under her leadership for over ten […]

The House of Commons has officially adjourned, marking the start of a lengthy winter break for Canada’s federal politicians. MPs have departed Ottawa for a six-week recess, a period of downtime that is drawing both scrutiny and sighs of relief after a tumultuous fall session dominated by heated political battles and significant legislative pushes. This

TOKYO, Japan — Polls opened Sunday in Japan’s decisive national elections, with Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and her ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) seeking a substantial victory that could reshape the nation’s political landscape. As voters stepped out into heavy snow across many regions, political attention focused on whether Takaichi’s conservative coalition could secure the

Former US President Donald Trump has once again weighed in on relations with Iran, stating that Tehran “desires to make a deal” and that the United States has “plenty of time” to negotiate. His remarks have reignited debate over diplomatic strategy, regional stability, and the future of US-Iran relations at a moment of heightened geopolitical

In a significant policy signal from Washington, US Treasury Secretary Bessent confirmed that President Donald Trump is intensifying his focus on the US housing market, describing the administration’s approach as “laser-focused” on restoring stability, affordability, and supply growth. The latest developments come at a critical moment for the American housing sector, which continues to face

President Donald Trump reignited debate over US-Canada trade relations, stating that Canada has taken advantage of the United States on trade for many years. His remarks come amid renewed discussions over tariffs, trade balances, and enforcement of existing agreements between the two neighboring countries. The statement has drawn attention from policymakers, business leaders, and international

A majority of the US House of Representatives has backed a resolution aimed at ending Trump’s Canada tariffs, marking a significant development in the ongoing debate over US-Canada trade policy. The move signals growing bipartisan concern over the economic consequences of cross-border tariffs and their impact on American businesses and consumers. The resolution, while politically

President Donald Trump issued a strong political warning, stating that any Republican who votes against tariffs will seriously suffer the consequences come election time. The statement intensifies the internal debate within the Republican Party over the future of US tariff policy and highlights growing political pressure ahead of upcoming elections. The remarks come as Congress