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A Frontier Airlines Holdings Inc. flight leaving Denver International Airport struck and killed a person who stepped onto the runway after jumping a fence. Read More

Moscow's annual Victory Day parade drew a cool response from Russians this year, some of whom expressed frustration at internet outages and fatigue with the more-than-four-year Ukraine war. Read More

Former prime minister Gordon Brown was appointed UK special envoy on global finance as part of Keir Starmer’s attempt to patch up the rival factions in his Labour Party after it suffered dismal local election results. Read More

The world has burned through oil inventories at a record speed as the Iran war throttles flows from the Persian Gulf, eating into the very buffer that protects against supply shocks. Read More

Scotland’s push for another independence referendum could be back in play after nationalists emerged to dominate the country’s devolved parliament following an election that saw a collapse in support for Britain’s two traditional parties of power. Read More

Warsaw is ready to take in more U.S. soldiers, Poland’s defense minister said on Saturday, after President Donald Trump indicated he may relocate troops from neighboring Germany. Read More

For years, the stories of the overseas sacrifices that were made to fuel Ontario’s international student boom have been told.  Read More

In 1904, as part of Canada’s campaign to populate the prairies, then-premier of the Northwest Territories Sir Frederick Haultain proposed establishing a new western province called Buffalo, comprising all of modern day Alberta and Saskatchewan. Read More

Three people have died and five other cases have been reported following a hantavirus outbreak linked to the MV Hondius cruise ship. Read More

Last week I reviewed mainly the domestic record of the government of Prime Minister Mark Carney over the past 13 months, although, as was mentioned, the principal point that Canadians seem to hold in his favour is the foreign policy perception of his ability ”to stand up to Trump.” Few could forget how Carney, with the connivance of the anti-conservative national political media, represented his campaign as a Churchillian finest hour of national defence against a belligerent America. That burlesque has ended and Carney must now face the question of how to deal with the United States, a subject that our longest-serving prime minister, W.L. Mackenzie King, described to General de Gaulle in 1945 as “an overwhelming contiguity.” Read More

The Liberal government announced a new Men and Boys’ Health Strategy in February to improve the health of Canadian males. It is a crucial initiative — but it will not be accomplished. That is because the party is unable to engage with the real problem: that Canada’s institutionalized wokeism denigrates masculinity, while the Liberal Lost Decade has left males with little hope of economic success. Read More