An 86-year-old B.C. man and former teacher recently given an eight-year federal sentence for historic sexual crimes against young boys will have to await the outcome of his appeal from a prison cell, a B.C. judge has ruled. Read More

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA — Canada's defence minister says the Liberal party is a "big tent" as divisions emerge over its decision to back the U.S. strikes against Iran, calling its supreme leader who was killed in the assaults a "force for evil." Read More

British Columbians, particularly those in Vancouver, have learned that another agreement was signed behind their backs by their government and First Nations authorities. On Feb. 20, Ottawa inked three “historic” agreements with the Musqueam Indian Band, whose traditional land covers the City of Vancouver and its inner suburbs like Burnaby and North Vancouver. Read More

Notorious child rapist and killer Michael Rafferty has been convicted of assault with a weapon after attacking an inmate in the prison where he is serving time for the brutal murder of eight-year-old Victoria (Tori) Stafford, National Post has learned. Read More

The Online News Act (C-18) is working. It’s delivering real resources into newsrooms. And that’s precisely why it is under attack. By Meta. By its proxies and lobbyists. By its friends in government. Read More

The last 10 or 15 years have not been kind to Canada. Along with a decline in prosperity has come an erosion of the things that made our society great, a decline of what held us together and made us the envy of the world: things like resilience, friendship and service. In this series, National Post writers consider What We’ve Lost. Read More

On Saturday, the United States and Israel launched a joint operation against the Islamic Republic's regime in Iran, with the stated goals of preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons and helping the Iranian people topple the repressive regime. Read More

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is now the former supreme leader of Iran and the world is a better place for his absence. Dozens of other figures in Iran’s murderous Islamist regime join him in improving the planetary climate by their removal as the result of a joint American-Israeli attack on Iran. But U.S. lawmakers and the public learned about the conflict after the decision to launch strikes had been made by the Trump administration. U.S. President Donald Trump has followed in the footsteps of too many of his predecessors in committing the country to a military conflict with all the risk that entails without first convincing people of the necessity of such a step or asking Congress for constitutionally required permission. Read More

OTTAWA — A new study from free-market think tank the Montreal Economic Institute finds that new federal procurement rules favouring domestic firms will lead to costlier projects, shoddy infrastructure and make Canadians worse off. Read More

There are nearly four times as many chickens as humans on Earth — but being ubiquitous doesn’t necessarily mean being understood. In fact, according to a new documentary, our knowledge of the poultry might indeed be quite paltry. Read More

NEW DELHI — Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand said Monday the Liberal government still wants to see a "diplomatic solution" to resolve the war in the Persian Gulf days after the prime minister said he supported the attack on Iran by the U.S. and Israel. Read More

U.S. President Donald Trump’s assault on Iran has killed the country’s supreme leader and left it burning through missiles, but there’s little sign Tehran can count on Beijing to bolster its defences. Read More

First Lady Melania Trump pressed the cause of children caught in conflict as she chaired a UN Security Council meeting on Monday as the U.S.-Israeli war against Iran raged. Read More

LONDON — Pierre Poilievre said a Conservative government would allow other countries to have to access to a future Canadian national energy and critical mineral stockpile, but only allies in times of "crisis and war" who have a free-trade agreement with Canada. Read More

The federal government’s Indigenous affairs office has signed an agreement with the Musqueam Indian Band in B.C., a deal that recognizes the community’s aboriginal rights within a wide swathe of land encompassing much of Vancouver. Read More

A federal appeals court rejected the Trump administration’s request to delay next steps in the fight over tariff refunds for importers, after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down the president’s signature economic policy. Read More

In his Davos speech in January, Prime Minister Mark Carney said his government’s aim in foreign affairs is to be “principled and pragmatic.” Read More

TEL AVIV — The American-Israeli war against Iran’s Islamic Regime is both righteous and strategically sound. Ignore the critics who clutch their pearls and selectively bray about international law. Read More

Air Canada announced Monday that it has suspended all flights to and from Dubai and Tel Aviv, with a plan to restart on March 23. Read More

On Saturday morning, sirens wailed throughout Israel at 8:13 am. Once they had everyone’s attention The Home Front Command issued an alert that overrides all media and cell phone settings. The written notice is preceded by a horrible, piercing sound that could pierce cement, reminding 10-million people to follow directions from official channels only. Read More

The 2018 crash involving the Humboldt Broncos is one of the most devastating tragedies in recent Canadian history. Sixteen people lost their lives. Families were forever changed. Nothing can diminish this loss, but the fact remains that it was an accident, caused when a truck driver drove through a stop sign at a dangerous intersection. Who among us can say we have never done anything similar? Read More

Canadian passport fees that haven't risen in over a decade are set to go up at month’s end when the federal government begins to charge a price that reflects Canada’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation. Read More

On the third day after the U.S. and Israel’s joint strike on Iran, conflict in the Middle East threatens to escalate further. Iran has carried out retaliatory strikes on nine countries, targeting U.S. bases and energy sites in Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, U.A.E, Qatar and elsewhere. Read More

Tehran’s nuclear-weapons race was a risk the United States, Israel and others couldn’t tolerate, and its terrorism and brutality have only worsened. Its development of weapons that could reach Europe is a growing, grave threat. But as more than one of this episode’s guests say, the war with Iran involves other states, too — including China, which faces losing another supplier of the cheap oil that has been powering its own ambitions. It’s also a message from U.S. President Donald Trump to Beijing that America won’t ignore adversarial aggression. Brian Lilley speaks with John Bolton, former presidential security advisor; Rick Hillier, Canada’s former chief of the defence staff; former U.S. intelligence officer Jonathan Panikoff; Eylon Levy, former Israeli government spokesman; Vivian Bercovici, former ambassador to Israel; and Postmedia’s Adam Zivo, reporting from Tel Aviv. (Recorded Feb. 27–Mar. 1, 2026.) Read More