Women who attended an extraordinary protest outside an Ontario court appearance this week by a man who allegedly broke into a home, choked and sexually assaulted a young child say they aimed to push authorities to ensure the child gets justice. Read More

A new fissure has appeared in the landscape of Ontario union politics. The Labourers' International Union of North America (LiUNA) is leaving the Ontario Federation of Labour (OFL), stating that the OFL is engaging in “bad politics.” Read More

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Two city councillors in Vancouver have thrown an impotent fit over a Harry Potter “Forbidden Forest Experience” walking tour set to come to Vancouver’s Stanley Park this fall. Cancel it, they demanded — don’t you know that J.K. Rowling is a witch? (Considering the number of times Rowling has thwarted her own cancellation, I, too, am beginning to wonder if she might indeed be some sort of enchantress.) Read More

Orem, Utah -- The widow of prominent right-wing activist Charlie Kirk pledged Friday to carry on her husband's work, after U.S. authorities announced his alleged assassin had finally been captured. Read More

Canada is unapologetically back in the resource extraction business. For Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, that’s great news. Read More

It was an unusually bumpy road for Barry Avrich’s documentary to make it to the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF). The Road Between Us: The Ultimate Rescue follows the story of retired Israeli general Noam Tibon racing on October 7 to save his son and his family who were hiding in Kibbutz Nahal Oz, one of the hardest hit communities on the Gaza border. Read More

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Based on my family background, which is 100 per cent Saskatchewan-Socialism Diaspora, I’m naturally inclined to like the Saskatchewan NDP even less than I like the other NDPs. So you’ll pardon me for giving a little “Yeah, what’s up with that?” shoutout to the party’s MLA Brittney Senger. Read More

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For those who have deep admiration and affection for the United States, these are days to weep. To weep for Charlie Kirk and his young family; to weep for a land where shootings at schools and on campus are frequent enough to invoke standard protocols; to weep, in part, because many have forgotten how to weep. Read More

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Friday backed the Philippines in protesting Beijing's plan for a "nature reserve" on disputed Scarborough Shoal, saying it was part of a "coercive" strategy in the South China Sea. Read More

On Friday in Utah, agents from the FBI and local law enforcement arrested 22-year-old Tyler Robinson for the assassination of Charlie Kirk following a two-day manhunt. Read More

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said the alliance has launched an effort to fortify its eastern flank following an incursion of drones into Polish airspace. Read More

The UN General Assembly voted on Sept. 12 to adopt the so-called New York Declaration on the Peaceful Settlement of the Question of Palestine, which outlines the implementation of a two-state solution and the path towards recognition of a Palestinian state. Read More

After bulking up to portray legendary MMA fighter Mark Kerr in The Smashing Machine, Dwayne Johnson is slimming down to play a man who befriends a chicken in his next movie. Following his latest film’s buzzworthy premiere at the Venice Film Festival, Johnson, who has been earning raves as the lead in the upcoming sports drama, made headlines for his lean appearance on the red carpet. Read More

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A national CBC host who resigned this past summer, accusing Canada’s public broadcaster of “performative diversity, tokenism,” and of putting up resistance when he booked conservative voices on his show, has filed a human rights complaint against the Crown corporation alleging it discriminated against him on the basis of race, colour and disability. Read More

There comes a point when enough is enough. Manitoba has reached that point. The people of this province deserve better than a government minister posting hateful, vindictive comments about a man who was just assassinated in front of his wife and children. The victim, Charlie Kirk, was a conservative commentator. Whether you agreed with his views or not, he was a human being whose life was stolen in the most brutal way possible. What followed from Nahanni Fontaine, a sitting minister in the NDP government, was not empathy, was not leadership, and was not even decency. It was a disgrace. Read More

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OTTAWA — Parti Québécois Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon told leaders of Alberta's pro-independence movement that he'll recognize a free and independent Alberta if he becomes Quebec's Premier, the National Post has learned. Read More

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Canadian women are changing the conversation around when and how they want to have babies, with many of them opting to freeze their eggs. Read More

The co-founder of Blackberry, Jim Balsillie, joins veteran policy adviser Robert Asselin and National Post’s John Ivison to discuss the problems with Canada's traditional and arguably outdated approach to innovation, trade and competitiveness — and why it leaves us dangerously vulnerable to U.S. economic power. Read More