In a historic repudiation of the PC government across Manitoba, Wab Kinew, the New Democratic Party (NDP) leader, was elected Premier. The election marked a significant turning point in Manitoba’s political landscape. It not only saw the NDP secure a resounding victory but also witnessed the triumph of Kinew, who became the first First Nations Read More…
In a monumental moment in Canadian parliamentary history, Greg Fergus, a Liberal Member of Parliament, has secured the prestigious Speaker of the House of Commons position. This comes after former Speaker Anthony Rota’s resignation due to a controversial incident involving a visitor who fought for the Nazis was honoured in the House of Commons. The Read More…
SACRAMENTO, Governor Gavin Newsom of California has named Laphonza Butler as the successor to the late Senator Dianne Feinstein. This move has historical significance as Butler is set to become the first openly LGBTQ United States Senator from California and the first Black lesbian to serve in Congress openly. Laphonza Butler’s appointment signifies an emphasis Read More…
It was a matter of when, not if, Representative Matt Gaetz (R-FL) would announce his intention to file a motion to vacate House Speaker Kevin McCarthy. That time has come, where this week Gaetz will plunge the Republican Party into a heated internal battle that could have far-reaching consequences. Gaetz’s move has stirred controversy within Read More…
Today marks a significant and historic day in Canada as the nation observes National Truth and Reconciliation Day, a statutory holiday that underscores the importance of acknowledging the painful history of Indigenous peoples and working towards reconciliation. This day, often referred to as Orange Shirt Day, serves as a poignant reminder of the need to Read More…
For years, investigators sought answers in the murder of Tupac Shakur, one of the music industry’s most iconic figures. In a significant breakthrough in the case, a suspect believed to be involved in his murder has been apprehended. Duane “Keffe D” Davis, long known to investigators as one of the key figures in the case, Read More…
The Canadian Foreign Affairs Department has been in disarray, raising questions and concerns among citizens and international observers alike. The responsibility of explaining this disarray and the imperative need for change now falls on the shoulders of Minister Mélanie Joly. It is not merely a matter of cleaning the house. Still, it is instead a Read More…
After the public found out a former Nazi was given a standing ovation in the House of Commons, it was only a matter of time before Canada’s Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, found himself issuing a public apology on behalf of the nation. The cause of this apology was an inadvertent act of applause and adulation Read More…
In the ever-evolving world of full-stack coding and computer engineering, countries like India, the United States, and Canada have become synonymous with tech talent. However, Saudi Arabia is a hidden gem in the global tech landscape. Contrary to popular belief, the country’s women are emerging as trailblazers in internet technology, making significant strides in Github, Read More…
Once hailed as the world’s darling with its independent foreign policies and harmonious international relations, Canada now finds itself at a crossroads, stirring concern among its citizens. The transformation of its foreign affairs landscape has been notable, and the nation seems to be increasingly entangled in disputes and alliances, often under the shadow of American Read More…
In our increasingly interconnected world, travel has become more accessible. Yet, it’s disheartening to discover that sometimes, your passport can become an obstacle to your journey. Passport-based travel restrictions, driven by complex diplomatic tensions, can be seen as a form of “passport snobbery” that impacts tourism and appears absurd in an age where connectivity and Read More…
With information overload and ever-evolving narratives, the relationship between citizens and their government is more complex. As we navigate the treacherous waters of misinformation and conflicting reports, we must address the challenging questions that lie at the heart of our democratic society. What should citizens do when they discover their government may be less than Read More…
“Part of why he is being celebrated is that Mohbad embodies a tragic music hero in a dramatic Afrobeats opera, seething with the character of one who has experienced martyrdom in unclear conditions. While he attempted to maintain the façade of a happy soul, there are still emerging images of the singer looking pinched and Read More…
In a surprising turn of events, the Ontario government has chosen to reverse its previous stance on a highly contentious issue – the fate of the Greenbelt. This decision, which has sparked considerable debate and outrage, represents a significant change in direction for the province’s environmental policies and development priorities. The Greenbelt, a sprawling network Read More…
The thoughts of a government shutdown are all too familiar in the United States as the inevitable looms large. With the increasingly polarized political landscape, this recurring issue raises questions about American politics and its ability to navigate critical fiscal matters like the debt ceiling. Government shutdowns in the U.S. have become an unfortunate norm, Read More…
Monday eent,a significant meeting took place in Ottawa, bringing together the nation’s top five CEOs and Innovations Minister François-Philippe Champagne to discuss strategies for assisting Canadians and formulating a plan to benefit consumers nationwide. The primary objective was to create a roadmap that guarantees the fruits of economic advancement are reinvested in the Canadian population. This Read More…
As Winnipeggers approach a provincial election in just over three weeks, the lack of action and silence from the Mayor, City Council, provincial government, and opposition party leaders is nothing short of a disappointment when asked to address City Hall’s disturbing behaviour with interfering with the Parker Lands Development. Like many other Canadian cities, Winnipeg Read More…
History has consistently held a position of paramount importance within the sphere of knowledge and humanity’s shared memory. Through history, we attempt to understand the trajectory of our past, learn from the triumphs and tribulations of our ancestors, and shape our present and future accordingly. Yet, as we embark on a journey to dissect the Read More…
Congresswoman Lauren Boebert of Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District continues to be a focal point of controversy due to a troubling pattern of behavior that has left both the public and political observers deeply concerned about her fitness for office. Elected officials are held to a high standard of decorum and professionalism, yet Boebert’s actions have Read More…
A series of intricate chess moves is underway in the corridors of power on Parliament Hill, hinting at the possibility of an early election in Canada. While there have been no definitive remarks regarding this, the political landscape is undeniably shifting, leaving many Canadians speculating about the inevitability of a 2024 fall election. The recent Read More…
Insecurity in Central and West Africa has cast a dark shadow over the region’s education system, forcing the closure of over 13,000 schools and jeopardizing the future of 2.5 million children. This alarming situation, outlined in a report by the Regional Education in Emergencies Working Group, is a dire call to action for governments, armed Read More…
Shame on Manitoba, and shame on the City of Winnipeg. Their abysmal response to the homelessness crisis is nothing short of disgraceful. The time for pointed criticism and unapologetic rebuke is now. They must do more, and it starts with cutting through the bureaucratic red tape that strangles the most vulnerable members of our society. Read More…
