The Polish border guard has discovered a tunnel beneath the Poland-Belarus frontier, with officials confirming that more than 180 migrants entered Poland on Thursday, December 11th, through the underground passage. The tunnel, located near the village of Narewka in the northeastern region, is the fourth such structure detected along the border in 2025. Authorities report that over 130 people have been detained so far, while searches for the remaining migrants continue.
A Toronto man challenged the newly-opened Finch Light-Rail Transit to a race — and he won.
The Toronto Transit Commission’s Line 6 was riddled with service disruptions and disappointment from commuters during its opening week, particularly as advocates and councillors called for signal priority and faster trips.
Mac Bauer, who regularly races TTC vehicles, decided to take it upon himself to see if the new line truly was as slow as people described it to him.
The first victim of the deadly school shooting at Brown University has been identified as a sophomore student and vice president of the school’s college Republican club, Ella Cook, according to her Alabama parish and a former classmate.
The news of Cook’s death was shared during a service at the Cathedral Church of the Advent in her hometown of Birmingham.
Democrats incited their base to target Conservatives with political violence.
It’s open season on Conservatives now.
Will any Democrat leaders address the violence epidemic on their side?? https://t.co/4xflIqoCNK
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) December 15, 2025
The defence department has launched an investigation into the leak of a document now being used to undercut the government’s consideration of an alternative to the American-made F-35.
The leak of the four-year old document came in the midst of the ongoing process in which Prime Minister Mark Carney will have to decide whether to go with the F-35 or the Saab Gripen from Sweden.
U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar is crying that ICE has been targeting her and her son, claiming federal agents pulled her son over as an act of intimidation tied to her political identity.
In Quebec, certain words don’t land softly. Corruption is one of them. It’s a word that once even earned Quebec the cover of Maclean’s magazine as “the most corrupt province in Canada,” a headline that infuriated the political class precisely because it cut so close to a long, uncomfortable narrative.
So, when that word is once again associated with the Quebec Liberal Party, it’s not just another headline. It’s a crisis with national consequences.
Pablo Rodriguez, the former federal cabinet minister brought in earlier this year to revive the provincial Liberals, now finds himself at the centre of a criminal investigation by UPAC, the province’s anti-corruption police. The probe touches two sensitive nerves.
Harry Potter creator J.K. Rowling is lamenting a recent study that finds a rising number of women and girls being raped and sexually assaulted in mixed gender changing rooms in the U.K.
According to the study reported in The Telegraph, “New police data show that at least 16 rapes, 80 sexual assaults and 65 acts of voyeurism were committed in sports centres in 2023, equating to three offences a week.”
I woke up Sunday morning to a photograph I never expected to see: my friend, human-rights lawyer and regular National Post contributor Arsen Ostrovsky, bloodied among the walking wounded at Bondi Beach.
Arsen is now in hospital — and extraordinarily lucky to be alive. A bullet grazed the top of his head. Doctors have told him that had it been a few millimetres lower, he would almost certainly have been killed.
Carney says all Canadians "must come together" around the values of Eid:
"These are Muslim values. These are Canadian values." pic.twitter.com/1WMk1iBcUX
— Western Standard (@WSOnlineNews) June 6, 2025
Pig heads placed on Muslim graves at cemetery in disturbing act of retribution following Bondi Beach terror attack
Pig heads have been thrown onto Muslim graves at a western Sydney cemetery in a disturbing act of retribution following the Bondi Beach terror attack.
Prominent Muslim undertaker Ahmad Hraichie condemned the act at Narellan Cemetery in Camden as senseless and hateful.
‘To whoever did this: you have proven nothing except hatred. You are not a solution to any problem – you are part of the problem,’ he said.
More than 9,500 commercial truckers have been taken off of U.S. roads for failing English-language proficiency checks, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said.
“We’ve now knocked 9,500 truck drivers out of service for failing to speak our national language – ENGLISH!” Duffy said in an X post. “This administration will always put you and your family’s safety first.”
I doubt Canada has de-licensed a single illegal.
The Liberal government doled out almost $100,000 to a Toronto organization that claimed it would fight antisemitism but appears to be doing nothing of the sort.
This year, Toronto Palestinian Families (TPF), which describes itself as “a grassroots group led by Palestinian families advocating for safe and inclusive spaces free from anti-Palestinian racism and other forms of inequity,” was given $99,500 by the Canadian Heritage department for a proposal titled, “Combating Anti-Semitism and Anti-Palestinian Racism for All.”
A group of five Liberal MPs and a lone NDP parliamentarian are planning to spend three days in Israel and the occupied West Bank, at a time of heightened tensions between Ottawa and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government.
“I think being present helps; it does calm the situation because when you have internationals present, local actors will be on their best behaviour, or better behaviour,” said Liberal Sameer Zuberi, the MP for the Montreal-area riding of Pierrefonds-Dollard, speaking to CBC News before he traveled.
Ukraine is willing to sacrifice its longstanding ambition to join Nato if it receives guarantees that the West would prevent another Russian invasion, President Zelensky has said.
The Ukrainian leader arrived in Berlin on Sunday for talks with European leaders and American officials, as President Trump’s envoys pressure him to accept territorial concessions to achieve a peace deal with the Kremlin.
Prime Minister Mark Carney has been carefully changing the culture of the Liberal government, from the free-spending approach of the Trudeau years to a more fiscally pragmatic one. He also has a willingness to shed some of the environmental controls that hindered resource development and is directing heavy spending into Canada’s military, signalling a strong departure from the priorities of the previous leadership, though he is keeping some key policies including the industrial carbon tax.
On the fiscal accountability front, one move Carney could and should make is to bring back the enforcement measures within the First Nations Financial Transparency Act (FNFTA).
Cats love to sleep with their favourite human pic.twitter.com/ggbm3574T0
— The Pets (@ThePetsX) December 3, 2025
