National Post

It might have been an off-hand joke by Donald Trump, the once and future president of the United States, that Canada should become part of the United States of America, but he’s rekindled it again and again since, both comically in memes and in serious political interviews. Read More

Canadians waited longer than ever for medical treatment in 2024, says the Fraser Institute. Read More

OTTAWA — Former Toronto Blue Jays all-stars Josh Donaldson and Russell Martin scored a major win against the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) as a Tax Court judge cried foul over the agency’s attempt to tax millions of dollars in additional income. Read More

Tensions were apparent in the Liberal caucus Wednesday after a committee chaired by Liberal MP Lena Metlege Diab released a report endorsing the disputed concept of anti-Palestinian racism. Read More

OTTAWA — With the fall economic statement to be presented just before they go back to their ridings for Christmas, some Liberal MPs are expressing concern that their government will be blowing past their self-imposed target of keeping deficits below $40 billion. Read More

A Sudbury woman is calling out deficiencies at Health Services North after being informed her brother had been released from hospital when the truth was he had died there the day before. Read More

Luigi Mangione, the recently charged suspect in the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, had multiple health issues that he discussed online, numerous sources are reporting. Read More

What surprises bioethicist Kerry Bowman isn’t that more than a third of Canadians think governments overreacted to COVID, according to a new national poll. It’s that the sentiment isn’t higher. Read More

The Hamas terrorist group in Gaza has given Egyptian authorities a list of hostages it is holding as interlocuters continue to push for a ceasefire agreement, the Saudi-based Al-Arabiya channel reported on Tuesday. Read More

OTTAWA — From attendees in T-shirts to cameras pointed at unmade beds, Federal Court Chief Justice Paul Crampton says he’s noticed an increase in “unwelcome informality” during virtual hearings, particularly among young lawyers, since COVID-19. Read More

The simple arithmetic error that unnecessarily sent countless plastic spatulas into the trash over a toxic chemical scare came to light a few days ago as Joe Schwarcz, director of McGill University’s Office for Science and Society, sat reading a research paper in his office in the Otto Maass Chemistry building on Montreal’s Sherbrooke Street. Read More

'You’ll see many products being more expensive in the grocery store. And, once the tax actually comes back, it will be slapped on higher food prices,' says Sylvain Charlebois

Ronald Ori Davidovic 'took part in a scheme in which a network of durable medical equipment companies submitted millions of dollars’ worth of false bills to Medicare'

Luigi Mangione’s mother reported him missing weeks before he was charged in connection with the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Read More

OTTAWA — Liberal cabinet ministers spent Tuesday downplaying the latest dig by U.S. president-elect Donald Trump, who called Prime Minister Justin Trudeau a “governor” of “the great state of Canada.”  Read More

The 26-year-old has been charged in the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson

On Tuesday, Mangione was escorted to a Pennsylvania courthouse by police officers and could be heard yelling

University of Guelph joins the list of North American schools with courses exploring and inspired by the pop icon

NETHERHILL, SASK. — The letters would arrive as if by magic carpet — a folded sheet of ink-blotted paper borne across an ocean of fear. It was the Canadian prairie in 1957: the grit of the homesteaders, the groan of the wind, the tight-clenched grip of winter. Read More