Santa paws: Dozens of dogs don Christmas jumpers for festive parade
More than a hundred dogs dressed in Christmas jumpers joined a festive parade in central London in support of rescue charities. An estimated 130 pets made their way from St…
Gerry ‘The Monk’ Hutch in running for Dail seat with all ballot boxes opened in Irish election count
Gerry ‘the Monk’ Hutch is still in the running for a seat in Dublin Central and tallies currently have him in fourth place all of the boxes opened in the…
Aerospace Bristol blends Christmas with space-themed festivities
This December, Aerospace Bristol is inviting the public to celebrate the festive season with a series of unique and immersive Christmas events, combining festive traditions with the museum’s aerospace heritage.…
Conrad Black: Trump is defaming Canada
President Trump’s threat to impose 25 per cent tariffs on American imports from Canada is not appropriately answered with Justin Trudeau’s booster-ish nonsense about Team Canada. To judge from what…
BBC MasterChef star shares health diagnosis after struggling on show
Rising chef Jordan Johnson has spoken out about his recent diagnosis with a chronic health condition. The young culinary star, who this month gained recognition on the hit series MasterChef…
US approves $385m arms sale to Taiwan
Deal includes spare parts for fighter jets and radar systems as President Lai heads to Pacific, with stops in US. The United States has signed off on $385m in new…
Colby Cosh: Supreme Court pondering whether Liberals can indeed muzzle parliamentarians
On Thursday morning, the Supreme Court announced that it will hear law professor Ryan Alford’s constitutional arguments against the National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians Act (2017). I’d love…
NP View: Lebanon ceasefire a win for Israeli hard power
The ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah that went into effect Wednesday morning represents a massive strategic victory for the Jewish state. Two weeks before Israeli troops invaded Lebanon on Oct.…
Tackling the vibe-cession, vibe-crisis, vibe-crime-wave: The imagined thoughts of Chrystia Freeland
This week, Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland said Canada is locked in a “vibe-cession.” The country is suffering from any number of materially bad economic indicators, from falling per-capita GDP to…
Chris Selley: Thankfully Australia’s trying a children’s social-media ban… before we do
“Is Ontario’s school cellphone ban actually going well?” a recent Toronto Star headline asked. There are “some reasons to think so,” the author explained, which is of course good news.…