It’s Wednesday, March 25. Here are the top stories we’re following today.

Michael Rousseau is facing criticism and calls to resign for speaking almost entirely in English in his video offering condolences for the two pilots killed in the LaGuardia Airport crash. However, there are subtitles in both English and French throughout the entire video.

“Nowhere else in the world is like this. And for good reason. Two people are dead. Others are still hospitalized,” Selley writes about the controversy over the lack of French in Michael Rousseau’s video.

Saying things have changed since he became prime minister in 2025, Carney refuted the report showing that between 2023 and 2024 Canada’s immigration department only investigated a small fraction of international students flagged for non-compliance and potential fraud.

The university has become a focal point of anti-Israel activism since October 7. Activists have screamed at Jewish students to “Go back to Poland” and chanted “Viva, via, intifada” on the Montreal-based campus.

Heather Gilchrist, who is from Scotland and has been working as a registered midwife in B.C. since September, may be forced to leave due to a technical glitch with the mandatory English proficiency test she was required to take.

Milliard being chosen as the new leader of the Quebec Liberals in February had an immediate impact in the polls. A poll published in early March showed the PQ and Liberals in a statistical tie in Quebec with 31 and 30 per cent of voting intentions, respectively.