'Liberals are engaging in bad faith politics': Feminist Conservatives fight back

SummaryThe International Ice Hockey Federation launched a women's championship in the same year as the Olympic Games in 2022, coinciding with the women's world hockey championship gold-medal game held in Herning, Denmark on September 4, 2022, featuring notable players like Canada's Marie-Philip Poulin and Micah Zandee-Hart battling against the U.S. team. However, the introduction of the Professional Women's Hockey League has complicated the scheduling of the 2026 world championship. This development raises challenges for future...

As the Arctic warms at an unprecedented rate, significant changes in plant life are occurring, which can profoundly impact ecosystems and vital wildlife such as caribou. Science communicator Darius Mahdavi engaged with tundra researchers to explore these environmental shifts and their implications. This investigation highlights the interconnectedness of climate change, vegetation, and animal populations in the rapidly changing Arctic landscape. Full Article

Summary Roger Foley, a 49-year-old man with severe disabilities, has been hospitalized at the London Health Sciences Centre since February 2016, seeking to direct his own home care rather than accept the standard government-funded options. His prolonged stay, characterized as an "alternate level of care" (ALC), highlights a complex legal and policy standoff with health authorities, as he advocates for personalized home care that he deems necessary for his independence. Despite his ongoing legal battles...

A complaint was filed against Nathan Prier, president of the Canadian Association of Professional Employees (CAPE), alleging he harassed and defamed Jewish members through a fake Reddit account. The complaint, submitted by Jackie Luffman, details Prier’s controversial statements about Jews and Israel, including derogatory language and comparisons of Gaza to the Warsaw Ghetto. Prier acknowledged the account, asserting his comments reflected personal beliefs and not his official role, while Luffman called for his resignation, citing...

SummarySeventeen-year-old Xavier Trudeau, the eldest son of former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, has recently launched a music career, gaining attention with three tracks, including his debut "Til the Nights Done," which has surpassed 100,000 plays on Spotify. Despite facing negativity on social media due to his father's fame, Xavier remains focused on his music and dismisses the hate, stating he has no interest in pursuing a political career like his father. As he prepares to...

Summary In response to an antisemitic attack in Boulder, Colorado, where eight people were injured by Mohamed Sabry Soliman, Canadian Jewish organizations have urged governments to take action against rising antisemitism. Soliman, who used Molotov cocktails and claimed to shout “Free Palestine,” has been charged with a federal hate crime, with the FBI treating it as terrorism. Following this incident, incidents of antisemitism have surged in Canada, with a reported 71% increase in hate crimes...