One Nation Unveils Crime Policy Ahead of Victorian Election
One Nation announced a range of policies at its Oct. 3 campaign launch in Melbourne, with a pledge to expand police powers among the key proposals.
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10 Injured, Including Children, After Car Drives Into Crowd of NRL Fans in NSW
A five-year-old girl and a 67-year-old man are in critical condition, while eight people, including a two-year-old girl, are in stable condition.
US, Australia Halt Consular Services in Brazil Before Presidential Election, Citing Security Concerns
Brazil's federal police said they conducted a preventive operation targeting activity that could threaten U.S. diplomatic facilities.
Chaos Persists Across France Amid Student Protests
Schools have been set on fire, police and journalists have been assaulted, and a teacher was doused with gasoline. Police have made 5,000 arrests since Monday.
Chinese University Fires Law Professor After She Allegedly Questions CCP’s All-Male Top Leadership Body
The university did not specify the reason for the dismissal.
RCMP Arrest 5 Foreign Nationals for Alleged Extortion, Fire Bombings in BC
On Oct. 1, the B.C. Prosecution Service laid 29 charges against the accused.
Alberta’s Top Court Upholds Convictions for Men Arrested on Weapons, Mischief Charges During Coutts Blockade
A jury convicted the men in August 2024 but acquitted them of conspiring to murder police officers.
Chinese Pig Farmers Report Suspected Swine Fever Outbreaks as Prices Fall
Farmers in several provinces reported herd clearances and rapid pig deaths, while authorities offered no confirmation of the outbreaks.
Chinese Rights Lawyer Released After Prison Cancer Diagnosis, Seeks Review of Disbarment
Qin Weijin, a longtime supporter of fellow human rights lawyers, is challenging the revocation of his law license after a 30-month prison sentence.
Moral Lines in an Age of Outrage: Relearning the Virtue of Restraint
Exposure to good-faith disagreement builds resilience and reduces the temptation to demonize those who think differently.
LNG Canada to Use Chinese Steel in Modules for Substantial Part of $33 Billion Expansion
Large prefabricated sections for LNG Canada’s $33 billion liquefied natural gas (LNG) Phase Two facility expansion will be built in China and shipped to B.C., as they were for Phase One, the company has confirmed. The expansion was one of the projects referred by the Prime Minister’s Office in September 2025 to the Major Projects […]
Canada Should Become a Nuclear Powerhouse
Nuclear power should be treated not simply as another source of electricity, but as a strategic Canadian industry.
Conservative MP Calls Attention to Partial Chinese Ownership of Canada’s Biggest LNG Company
Conservative MP Dean Allison is calling attention to the fact that Chinese state-controlled entity PetroChina owns 15 percent of Canada’s largest LNG company, LNG Canada. LNG Canada recently announced a final investment decision on Phase Two of its existing liquefied natural gas (LNG) export terminal in northern B.C., which became operational in the summer of 2025 and is Canada’s first large-scale LNG export facility. The company says the expansion will be operational by the early 2030s and double production capacity from the current 14 million tonnes per year to 28 million tonnes. Ottawa stated that the project expansion is expected to draw approximately $33 billion in private-sector capital and will make the LNG Canada facility the second-largest LNG facility on the globe.
Week in Photos: FlyDubai Flight Rescued, SpaceX Starship Flight 14, and US Military Withdrawal From Iraq
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
Retailers Face Tougher Search for Space as Construction Drops to 10-year Low: JLL
Store owners might be having a harder time finding rental property as the amount of retail space under construction in major Canadian markets dropped to its lowest level in a decade. Retail construction starts amounted to 1.5 million square feet in the first half of this year, commercial real estate firm JLL said in a new report.
High-Level Talks Unlikely to Fix Deep China–Japan Rifts: Analysts
Beijing wants better ties, but many of its pressure tactics are ‘pushing Tokyo further away,’ an expert said.
Canadian-Made TV Show Inspires Israeli Passenger’s Actions in Saving Flight
"Mayday," also known as “Air Crash Investigations,” launched in 2003 and is filmed in west Toronto.
Jewish Teachers Launch Rights Complaints Against Ontario School Boards, Unions Alleging Discrimination
Twelve Ontario Jewish teachers are pursuing human rights complaints against their school boards and unions, alleging they have been subjected to discrimination and anti-Semitism that has been left unchecked. During a news conference in Toronto on Oct. 1, lawyer Kathryn Marshall said the teachers are asking the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario to order their employers and unions to address alleged anti-Semitism and improve protections for Jewish educators. She said teachers pursued internal complaints before turning to the tribunal, but those efforts failed to resolve their concerns. Marshall described incidents involving swastikas, Hitler-related songs and schoolyard games, and the removal of Jewish symbols from school displays. She alleged that some teachers faced discipline or other consequences after reporting incidents.
US Steps Up Pressure on China Over Industrial Overproduction
Washington is investigating China and 15 other economies over excess manufacturing capacity as new U.S. measures loom.
CRTC to create reporting standard for cellphone coverage to identify potential gaps
Canada's telecommunications regulator says it is introducing a new approach to help consumers understand the quality of cellphone coverage in different areas and identify potential gaps. In a decision announced Friday, the CRTC says it will require service providers to report on the coverage of their mobile networks, including the outdoor signal strength at various [...]
