N
National Post
Canada · English · Newspaper
A Canadian news outlet covering national and international news, including politics, legal issues, and social topics.
- Top beat: Politics
- Tracked since 2026
- 5 Canada peers
Latest stories
- ‘Not just any home’: Liberal government set to announce plans to ‘restore’ 24 Sussex
- Afternoon front page: Carney confident of CUSMA deal; Trump accused of keeping Canada-U.S. bridge closed to help billionaire donor; and morePrime Minister Carney is confident about the CUSMA deal, while Trump faces accusations of keeping a Canada-U.S. bridge closed to assist a billionaire donor, with a trucking magnate's donation to MAGA Inc. noted.
- N.L. premier to reverse policy that blocks parents’ access to their children’s medical recordsNewfoundland's premier reversed a policy that blocked parents from accessing their children's medical records, promising legislative changes to ensure parental access.
- Milly Alcock’s Supergirl ‘understands that most of us exist in a grey area’Milly Alcock's portrayal of Supergirl emphasizes her flawed, rebellious nature and moral complexity, contrasting with Superman's traditional heroism.
- John Ivison: Carney shifts to damage control on his condo developer bailoutPrime Minister Mark Carney shifted to damage control regarding the condo developer bailout, downplaying federal involvement and facing criticism over the policy's potential to create moral hazard and crony capitalism.
- Netanyahu’s political future looks uncertain. His rivals still won’t count him outIsraeli Prime Minister Netanyahu faces uncertain political future as he plans to run in upcoming elections despite criticism, while opposition candidates struggle to form a united front.
- Carney admits he did poor job rolling out $1.45 billion B.C. program panned as ‘condo bailout’Prime Minister Mark Carney acknowledged poor communication and execution of a $1.45 billion program to acquire unsold B.C. condos for affordable housing, facing criticism as a 'condo bailout'.
- Carney warns that ‘years of uncertainty’ could flow from Alberta’s independence referendumPrime Minister Mark Carney warned that Alberta's independence referendum could lead to prolonged uncertainty, drawing parallels to the UK's Brexit experience, as the province prepares to vote on its constitutional future.
- ‘Open the damn bridge’: U.S. Senate hopeful says Trump is keeping Gordie Howe bridge closed to help donorA U.S. Senate candidate accused Trump of delaying the Gordie Howe Bridge's opening after a donation from the owner of the competing Ambassador Bridge, while Canadian officials cited technical issues as the reason for the delay.
- Kraft Dinner launches KD Ramen — and they’re giving it out for freeKraft Dinner introduces KD Ramen in Canada, offering free samples at select locations and featuring three cheese-flavored varieties.
- Amy Hamm: Remember when Katy Perry’s boyfriend tanked our economy?The article criticizes Justin Trudeau's public relationship with Katy Perry, accusing him of being responsible for Canada's economic and social issues and comparing him to Narcissus for prioritizing media attention over addressing his past failures.
- Air Canada passengers start praying after pilot becomes ‘incapacitated’An Air Canada flight was diverted to Boston after a pilot became incapacitated, with passengers describing violent swerving and praying, while the co-pilot safely landed the plane.
- Carney says CUSMA breakthrough will ultimately happen between him and TrumpPrime Minister Mark Carney is set to address reporters after the spring parliamentary session, following criticism over his absence from question period and the passage of contentious legislation.
- ‘Please look at me’: Former Israeli hostage demands of UN adviser on violence against womenA former Israeli hostage criticized a UN adviser for denying sexual violence against Israeli women, as UN Watch accused the adviser of bias and lack of accountability.
- Mothers search, men weep amid debris of Venezuela earthquakesTwo powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela, collapsing buildings in Caracas and prompting emergency responses as residents searched for survivors.