National Newswatch

1 week ago | nationalnewswatch.com | Kyle Duggan |Alessia Passafiume

Ottawa -- Prime Minister Mark Carney's major projects and internal trade bill will be voted on today before the House of Commons rises until September. A closure motion the government passed to limit debate says the House won't adjourn today until debate wraps up on Bill C-5 and it clears the chamber.

1 month ago | nationalnewswatch.com | George Monastiriakos

It isn’t the first time I say this, and it probably won’t be the last, but Canada’s Jewish community, our country’s most at-risk minority group, has been all but abandoned since October 7, 2023. Often by our federal, provincial, and municipal governments, university leadership, unions, police forces, and political pundits, but also, increasingly, by the State of Israel.

Mar 29, 2025 | nationalnewswatch.com | George Monastiriakos

The world Canada took for granted is changing. The petty partisan politics of the past must change with it. Canadians need, want, and deserve a leader who is able and willing to meet this historic moment. For eight decades, the United States of America was the architect and lynchpin of a rules-based international order that brought security, peace, and prosperity to its allies in the West.

Mar 16, 2025 | nationalnewswatch.com | Arthur Milnes

It is a historic day here at Art’s History as I officially welcome the Right Honourable Mark Carney to the Prime Minister’s Club on this, his special day. Yes indeed, it was on this date in 1965, in the Northwest Territories, that our 24th Prime Minister came into the world. Born at Fort Smith, and then raised in Edmonton, the future Prime Minister then embarked upon his personal and professional journey that culminated in his swearing-in as PM last Friday.

Mar 10, 2025 | nationalnewswatch.com | Jennie Young

In the upcoming federal election, brain health must be on the agenda. One in five Canadians lives with a brain condition. From Alzheimer’s to mental illness to concussions, brain disorders are the leading cause of disability in Canada. They also cost the healthcare system and economy tens of billions of dollars each year. But beyond the numbers, nearly every Canadian knows someone—a parent, a child, a colleague—whose life has been altered by a brain condition.