The Daily Brief

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre faced off against nine other candidates during a panel discussion in Camrose, Alberta, arguing that having a party leader represent the riding would more effectively address residents’ concerns. The Canadian National Exhibition was flooded with a record number of desperate job seeke

The Canadian Security Intelligence Service’s 2024 public report focuses heavily on painting right-wing activism against gender ideology as an extremist threat while ignoring far-left extremism. The Federal government confirmed it plans to move approximately 485 asylum seekers who taxpayers have been housing in hotels t

When questioned about France’s decision to support Palestinian statehood, Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada remains firm in advocating for a two-state solution. Canadians online are expressing outrage after the EU and the U.S. signed a trade deal, leaving Canada with some of the highest global tariff rates with it

Conservative MPs Andrew Lawton and Tamara Jansen have introduced a bill to block the expansion of Canada's assisted dying rules to include mental illness as a sole condition. Canadians face a heavier financial burden as federal and provincial debt is projected to hit nearly $2.3 trillion this year, according to a new F

All five players in the Hockey Canada sexual assault trial have been found not guilty, after a judge ruled the complainant’s testimony was inconsistent and lacked credibility. Another former CBC journalist has come forward, joining a growing list of whistleblowers accusing the broadcaster of censorship and ideological

A Nova Scotia man was removed from an Air Canada flight after wearing a Trudeau blackface t-shirt that a crew member deemed “offensive.” Alberta's immigration minister blasts Ottawa’s immigration plan as "reckless." Conservative MP Leslyn Lewis warns that binding WHO health regulations could erode Canadian sovereignty.