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Pakistans Deputy Prime Minister, Ishaq Dar, accuses India of weaponizing water by releasing it without warning, violating a water-sharing treaty and threatening regional peace. Dar alleges this manipulation endangers Pakistans agriculture, livelihoods, and food security, potentially triggering a humanitarian crisis. The two nations have a history of strained relations, with India controlling eastern rivers and Pakistan managing western rivers. Pakistan has informed the UN of the issue, warning that any water flow interruption would be considered an act of war.

Toronto City Council deliberates on full fare refunds for transit riders experiencing delays, sparking debate on accountability, funding, and technical feasibility. The proposal, introduced by Councillor Brad Bradford, aims to hold the TTC responsible for service disruptions, but concerns about external factors causing delays and the cost of implementing a refund system lead to a decision to send the idea to the TTC for further evaluation.

Unnoticed for Days: Mans Body Found in Hospital Parking Lot After Bomb Threat Sweep A mans body was discovered in a car outside Humber River Hospitals emergency room, despite a recent bomb threat sweep. Thomas Choy, 41, was found in a black Volkswagen on December 10th, two days after the search. His family seeks answers, as Choy might have been alive during the cold days. Security footage shows a driver exiting the car but not Choy. Both Toronto police and the Coroners Office are investigating.

Thousands Gather at Bondi Beach, Symbolizing Unity and Resilience After Tragic Shooting

Canada and the U.S. to Review Trade Agreement, NDP Seeks Rebuild, High-Speed Rail Project Planned, Unwanted Gifts Processed, James Cameron Defends Canadas Sovereignty.

In this years annual news conference, Russian President Vladimir Putin addressed the ongoing Ukraine conflict and the U.S.-backed peace plan. The event, which combines a news conference and a nationwide call-in show, allowed citizens to ask questions directly. Putin used the platform to reinforce his authority and articulate his views on various topics. Meanwhile, the U.S., under Trump, has been pursuing a diplomatic solution, but has faced challenges due to differing demands from Moscow and Kyiv.

Brace for another significant winter storm this weekend in the Canadian Prairies, with up to fifteen centimeters of snow and strong westerly winds. Meanwhile, north-central Ontario and parts of Quebec face substantial snowfall, potentially causing significant disruptions. Residents are advised to monitor weather updates and prepare for travel delays and safety precautions.

Uncertainty Looms Over Marinelands Future: Niagara Falls Residents Await Updates on Parks Closure and Animals Welfare

New research reveals that Ontarios policy of requiring air conditioning in all long-term care resident rooms has saved numerous lives. A study published in JAMA Internal Medicine found that this change prevented dozens of deaths, highlighting air conditioning as an essential health need. The two-year study showed that residents without air conditioning had an eight percent higher mortality rate on hot days. The policy averted thirty-three deaths between 2020 and 2023, with the actual number of deaths being three hundred eight instead of three hundred forty-one. The province mandated air conditioning in all homes by 2022, with all homes now complying, except for two. This investment has proven its worth, potentially serving as a model for other provinces amidst increasing extreme heat events due to climate change.