Nova Scotia’s government has withdrawn proposed easement law changes after public concern, signaling a pause for further discussion on property rights and land access.
Florida officials consider renaming Palm Beach International Airport after Donald Trump, reflecting political symbolism and ongoing debate over public space identity.
Israel signals potential destruction of houses near the Lebanon border as part of security measures, raising concerns over impact on communities and regional stability.
Usha Vance reflects on her relationship with JD Vance, emphasizing that mutual understanding does not require complete agreement in public or private life.
Reports say the U.S. used bunker-buster bombs on an Iranian ammunition depot, highlighting rising tensions and the potential for further developments.
The U.S. Supreme Court will consider Donald Trump’s effort to end birthright citizenship, raising major legal questions about the 14th Amendment and national identity.
Two people have died following a house fire in North York. Authorities are investigating the cause as the community reflects on the tragic loss.
Rising tensions around Iran are intensifying the Middle East’s water crisis, as drought, infrastructure risks, and conflict pressures push the region into a fragile new phase.
King Charles III’s planned US visit faces scrutiny amid Iran tensions, raising questions about timing, perception, and the role of ceremonial diplomacy during global uncertainty.
Concerns are growing that a Department of Homeland Security shutdown could persist, highlighting ongoing political gridlock and uncertainty over federal operations.
The Toronto Maple Leafs were left stunned after the sudden firing of GM Brad Treliving, with players and staff given little time to process the unexpected decision.
King Charles III plans a U.S. state visit as the UK seeks to ease tensions and reaffirm ties amid political sensitivities linked to Donald Trump.
An anonymous $200,000 donation supports free meal programs, highlighting the quiet power of generosity amid rising economic hardship.
Israel approves death penalty legislation for Palestinian attackers, with U.S. reiterating support for Israel’s right to self-defense amid ongoing tensions.
Israel’s defense of a proposed death penalty policy sparks global debate over security, legality, and moral responsibility in conflict settings.
Failed WTO talks highlight growing tensions in global trade, with the U.S. criticizing institutional effectiveness while deeper structural disagreements remain unresolved.
A 22-year-old Binbrook man dies in a Flamborough crash, leaving a community mourning as authorities investigate the incident.
Alberta proposes constitutional changes to influence judicial appointments, sparking debate over federal balance and judicial independence.
Toronto police charge suspects in a $1M break-in ring using construction disguises, raising concerns about trust and everyday security.
The mother and sister of Enoch Burke have been arrested following incidents linked to court proceedings, highlighting ongoing tensions between personal conviction and legal order.
Two men drowned near Doonbeg in an incident described as a “huge tragedy,” prompting reflection on coastal safety and leaving a community in mourning.
The government confirmed its budget will be presented on October 6, with Cabinet set to review proposals beforehand, signaling the next phase of fiscal planning and policy direction.
Scramblers will be banned from all public places starting Friday, following rising concerns over safety, noise, and disruption in shared community spaces.
A report warns that climate change is increasingly exposing weaknesses in critical infrastructure, highlighting risks to systems like energy, transport, and water, and urging long-term resilience planning.