Montreal man was part of violent drug ring led by former Olympic snowboarder: FBI

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Canada Post operations will resume on Tuesday, Dec. 17 at 8 a.m. local time following a Canada Industrial Relations Board order after negotiations with the Canadian Union of Postal Workers reached an impasse. Labour Minister Steven MacKinnon directed the board to intervene if a deal wasn't reached by year-end, resulting in an extended contract period and a retroactive five per cent wage increase. The government's use of section 107 of the Labour Code marked a...

Housing Minister Sean Fraser will not be running in the next federal election due to family reasons, as confirmed by a senior government official. Fraser, a strong communicator and rising star for the Liberals, held various positions in cabinet and faced criticism over immigration and housing policies. His decision comes amid speculation about a potential bid to lead the Nova Scotia Liberals following the party's losses in the recent provincial election. Full Article

South Korean investigators have requested the impeached president to appear for questioning regarding the declaration of martial law. The request comes as part of an ongoing investigation into allegations of abuse of power during her time in office. The former president is being asked to provide information related to the imposition of martial law in response to protests and civil unrest. Full Article

South Korean law enforcement authorities are requesting impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol to appear for questioning regarding his martial law decree, as they expand their probe into potential rebellion charges. Yoon's presidential powers have been suspended pending a Constitutional Court decision, with protesters calling for his ouster. Yoon has resisted investigators' requests for interviews and searches, while the Prime Minister and opposition leader prepare for potential leadership changes. Full Article