Tim Dolighan cartoon, Nov. 30, 2024

Secretary of State Rubio has announced that the purge of USAID programs is complete, with 83% of the agency's programs eliminated. This decision marks a significant change in the organization's focus and priorities. The move is expected to have a major impact on the agency's operations and the communities it serves. Full Article

Three teenagers are accused of carrying out an armed carjacking, as reported in a video that failed to load on the website. The incident involved the suspects allegedly stealing a vehicle at gunpoint. Authorities are investigating the case further. Full Article

Alberta's steel and aluminum businesses are preparing for the impact of a special tariff imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump, causing uncertainty and confusion in the industry. The ever-changing tariffs have left companies like Waiward Industrial unsure of how to plan for the future, with the ongoing trade war making it difficult to make informed business decisions. Despite efforts to mitigate risks by adding tariff clauses to contracts, the unpredictable nature of the situation continues...

A TTC rider was sexually assaulted on a bus, according to police. The incident was captured on video, but the footage failed to load. Authorities are urging anyone with information to come forward to help with the investigation. Full Article

POILIEVRE VS CARNEY: The upcoming election is expected to center around the debate over a carbon tax, with Pierre Poilievre and Mark Carney emerging as key figures in the discussion. Poilievre is known for his opposition to carbon pricing, while Carney has advocated for measures to address climate change through economic policies. The clash between the two politicians highlights the importance of environmental issues in the upcoming election. Full Article

The First Taste of Spring Maple Syrup Festival at John R. Park Homestead features maple syrup treats, historical activities, and hands-on experiences for all ages, celebrating Canadiana with ties to First Nations and Francophone history. The festival, in its 42nd year, includes tree tapping, sap cooking, maple taffy in the snow, and the crowning of the best Backyard Maple Maker. Settlers demonstrate the process of cooking sap into syrup over a wood fire, highlighting the...