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Reçu aujourd’hui — 11 novembre 2025 National Post

Indigenous man caught with ‘killing machine’ of a rifle gets time served due to intergenerational trauma

11 novembre 2025 à 13:00
More than 500 days in harsh pre-trial custody was enough punishment for a Mohawk man caught driving around Peterborough with a crack pipe in his lap and a "killing machine" of a rifle in the back seat, along with a flame thrower in the trunk, according to a recent sentence of time served from Ontario's Court of Justice. Read More

Barry Appleton: The case that could rewrite American power — and Canada’s trade reality 

11 novembre 2025 à 12:00
The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments last Wednesday over Donald Trump's "emergency" tariffs on Canada and other allies. What unfolded wasn't simply another trade dispute. The justices revealed deep skepticism about whether Congress ever intended to surrender its taxing power so broadly to any president. Read More

C.P. Champion: It’s a problem that Canada doesn’t capitalize on its reserve force

11 novembre 2025 à 12:00
The Canadian Armed Forces’ greatest enemy is ignorance — or a certain national cluelessness — and this is especially true for the reserves. From military reporters to regular full-time Canadian Armed Forces members, many don’t know what a reservist actually is or does. Let me offer a few ideas for reflection, based on my 500-page study of 30 years of unvarying reserve problems, Relentless Struggle. Read More
Reçu hier — 10 novembre 2025 National Post

Coca-Cola is ringing in the holidays with AI-generated ads. Here’s why they’re sparking backlash — again

10 novembre 2025 à 20:08
Coca-Cola's 2025 holiday campaign is giving viewers a sense of déjà vu — and it's not because of the nostalgia. Last year, the beverage giant's AI-generated Christmas ads sparked online backlash. Santa's "swollen, rubbery hand, clutching a Coke bottle," was just one of the haunting images the AI models generated. Critics noted details such as scale and proportion issues, including bystanders that were too large to fit through the Coca-Cola trucks' doors, uncanny human faces, and wheels that drifted down the road without spinning. Read More
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