99 m. ago Beryl Wajsman: Canadian media and leftists’ neglect of Iran uprising is complicity in Islamist terror

To judge by their obsessions, Western leftists are against supremacy except when it's Islamist supremacy

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2 h. ago The Edmonton Oilers have one particular part of their game not yet Stanley Cup ready: 9 Things

I have no doubt the Edmonton Oilers will have any trouble scoring enough goals to make a return visit to the Stanley Cup Final. But the jury is still out on another aspect of their game equally important to that Preventing enough of them. That and more in this edition of 9 Things 9. Connor […]

Culture

15 h. ago Advocates search for path forward amid ongoing challenges to public education

"In the last six years, and in particular the last year, there's been a lot of attacks by the current government on public education," Moussa said. Those attacks, she said, include chronic underfunding, dedicating public funds to private schools, changes to policies around sexual health education, and the province's two recent enactments of the notwithstanding clause.

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18 h. ago Le Parti populaire du Québec fait son entrée sur la scène politique québécoise

Le paysage politique québécois voit l’arrivée d’un nouvel acteur avec la création du Parti populaire du Québec (PPQ), autorisé le 9 janvier.

Politics

19 h. ago Le divorce entre Dougie Hamilton et les Devils est tout près

Rien ne fonctionne plus pour Dougie Hamilton avec les Devils et le défenseur serait prêt à mettre de l’eau dans son vin pour pouvoir partir.

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22 h. ago Former Canadian politician emerges as key cheerleader for new Iranian revolution

Watching events closely from Canada is Iranian-born Goldie Ghamari, who was just a year old when her family fled for Canada in 1986

Politics

24 h. ago This Day in History, 1941: The Remington of the Canadian West dies at age 77

John Innes led many lives as an artist, cartoonist, newspaperman, soldier, engineer, cowboy and inventor

Events

26 h. ago The owner of this B.C. ghost town wants to make it a Canadian energy hub

Entrepreneur Krishnan Suthanthiran bought the abandoned mining town of Kitsault for about $7 million in 2005, and has spent the last 13 years promoting it's potential as a hub for Canadian energy exports

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27 h. ago Opinion: Celebrating food bank numbers obscene and insulting

On Dec. 24, Premier Danielle Smith wrote on her social media account: “This Christmas Eve, I’m thankful for the incredible non-profits supporting Albertans. Our UCP caucus had the chance to give back last week, ahead of the busy holiday season, by packing potatoes at the Calgary Food Bank @calgaryfoodbank. It’s not too late to support a […]

Culture

28 h. ago Chris Selley: Queen’s Park flirts with maximum ‘Buy Canadian’ incoherence

Manitoba whisky? Pour it on the ground! German-Californian trains? Full steam ahead!

Economics

29 h. ago Canada Post carrier fired for hoarding 6,000 pieces of mail gets his job back

'His underlying PTSD left him more vulnerable to the avoidant behaviour that partially explains his inability to deliver the mail,' said the arbitrator

Events

38 h. ago Stephen Gogolev leads after short program at Canadian figure skating championships

GATINEAU — Stephen Gogolev rarely shows his emotions. He couldn’t help but pump his fists and crack a smile Friday night. The 21-year-old from Toronto jumped into the driver’s seat at the Canadian figure skating championships — and the race for Canada’s Olympic men’s singles spot — by taking a substantial lead after the short […]

Sport

38 h. ago Canadian Women’s Olympic hockey roster leans into cohesion and experience

Canada’s Women’s Olympic hockey team is down to the 23 players who will represent this country in Milan Cortino and in the selection process they have leaned into their strengths. That starts with chemistry and cohesion and experience, something that has served the program well in the past and something they believe will serve them […]

Sport

39 h. ago Canada women’s hockey team to bring experience and grit to Milan Olympics

TORONTO — Canada looked to experience, while adding some grit, in choosing its 23-player women’s hockey roster for the Milan Cortina Olympics. Captain Marie-Philip Poulin, headed to her fifth Olympics, is one of 16 players returning from the 2022 gold-medal squad in Beijing. The Canadian roster is drawn entirely from the Professional Women’s Hockey League. […]

Sport

39 h. ago More Manitoba restaurants losing money as thousands close across Canada

According to a new study out of Dalhousie University, 4,000 more Canadian restaurants are projected to close this year. Manitoba's restaurants are feeling the challenges as well.

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40 h. ago Canada women’s hockey team to bring experience and some young grit to Milan Olympics

TORONTO — Canada looked to experience and some young grit in choosing its 23-player women’s hockey roster for the Milan Cortina Olympics. Captain Marie-Philip Poulin, headed to her fifth Olympics, is one of 16 players returning from the 2022 gold-medal squad in Beijing. The Canadian roster is drawn entirely from the Professional Women’s Hockey League. […]

Sport

41 h. ago Canadian figure skaters support Skate Canada’s Alberta ban, hope for future return

GATINEAU — Canadian figure skaters supported the national governing body’s decision to ice events in Alberta, while holding out hope that major competitions could one day return to the province. The national sport governing body announced last month it will no longer host international and national events in Alberta because of the provincial Fairness and […]

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41 h. ago Danielle Smith calls on Carney to speed up major project approvals

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says renewed production in Venezuela would see more crude bound for U.S. refineries and create further competition for Canadian oil.

Politics

42 h. ago WATCH: “Feed The Dream” fuels Olympic champion Isabelle Weidemann’s gold medal quest in Milan Cortina

WATCH BELOW: Postmedia’s Rob Wong speaks with Canadian Olympic gold medal winning speed skater, Isabelle Weidemann about her partnership with Sobey’s “Feed The Dream” campaign, what it has meant for her Olympic pursuits, reflecting on her experiences in PyeongChang and Beijing, what it’s like to win a gold medal, becoming the flag bearer at a closing […]

Sport

42 h. ago Schizas, returning Daleman set for fierce battle for Canada’s Olympic spot

GATINEAU — Madeline Schizas took a deep breath, then made her feelings unmistakably clear. The reigning national champion knows Gabrielle Daleman _ back after years of serious injuries — is coming for the Canadian women’s figure skating crown. But Schizas is determined to make sure she’s the one on the plane to Italy. “She’s clearly […]

Events