Métis Week Honors Louis Riel in Alberta Legislature
Alberta celebrates Métis Week with ceremonies honoring Louis Riel and Métis leaders. Learn about the ongoing struggle for Indigenous recognition and self-governance in Canada.
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Man stabbed to death in Vancouver's entertainment district
A man was fatally stabbed on Granville Street in Vancouver, marking the city's 26th homicide of 2025. Police are investigating and seeking witnesses. Read the latest details.
Vancouver man dead after Granville Street stabbing
Vancouver Police confirm a man is dead following a stabbing on Granville Street. Investigation ongoing as authorities seek witnesses. Read the latest updates.
Canadians say World Cup tickets too expensive: poll
A new poll reveals many Canadians find FIFA World Cup tickets too costly as Vancouver prepares to host. Discover the financial hurdles for fans and the event's local impact.
Saskatoon City Hall Advances AI Integration Plans
Saskatoon is strategically implementing AI to improve public services and create sustainable growth. Learn how this technology is transforming municipal operations.
Third trustee resigns from Windsor-Essex school board
Nancy Armstrong becomes the third trustee to resign from Greater Essex County District School Board in a year, citing 'deeply troubling' spending concerns and compromised values.
Robert Plant's 56-Year Vancouver Rock Legacy
Legendary singer Robert Plant has been captivating Vancouver since 1968. Discover his musical journey from Led Zeppelin to his new band Saving Grace's sold-out 2025 show.
Vancouver rezones school land for condo development
Vancouver city council has voted to rezone elementary school land for condominium development. Learn about this controversial decision and its implications for urban planning.
Vancouver Aquatic Centre closure frustrates swim clubs
The indefinite closure of Vancouver Aquatic Centre after ceiling damage displaces swim clubs. User groups face transparency issues and limited pool access in the city.
Toronto Council Fires Parking Authority Board
Toronto City Council dismissed the Toronto Parking Authority board in a controversial late-night vote. Mayor Olivia Chow's motion passed 15-4 amid transparency concerns.
Vancouver mayor proposes Filipino cultural centre plan
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim unveils plan for Filipino cultural centre despite community concerns. Learn about the proposal and ongoing discussions.
Vancouver Christmas Market Returns for 2025
The beloved Vancouver Christmas Market opens this weekend alongside other festive events. Discover what's happening in Vancouver as holiday season begins.
104 New Affordable Homes Coming to East Vancouver Church
A major redevelopment at Lakeview Multicultural United Church in East Vancouver will create 104 new affordable rental homes, addressing the city's housing crisis.
Vancouver residents demand budget transparency from ABC
Vancouver residents are urging city council to reject the 2026 operating budget due to insufficient detail about $120 million in proposed cuts and potential job losses. Learn why this 'back to basics' approach is generating controversy.
Vancouver may remove public washroom fixtures to save money
Vancouver considers removing fixtures from public washrooms as part of budget cuts. Learn how this proposal could impact residents and city services.
Farkas Signals Common Sense Return at Calgary City Hall
Mayor Jeromy Farkas appoints key staff from both NDP and UCP backgrounds, signaling a shift toward balanced, non-ideological governance at Calgary City Hall. Read more.
Child dies in Vancouver high-rise balcony fall
A young child has died after falling from a high-rise balcony in Vancouver. The tragic incident occurred on November 11, 2025, with police investigating the circumstances.
Sudbury May Replace Community Action Network Program
Greater Sudbury is exploring a shift from Community Action Networks to a Community Registry system. Learn how this change could impact neighborhood engagement and civic participation.
Tesla investors approve Musk's $878 billion pay package
Tesla shareholders have approved Elon Musk's massive $878 billion compensation package. Chair Robyn Denholm thanks investors for their support in this landmark decision for the electric vehicle giant.
Vancouver Budget Cuts Arts & Planning Staff Positions
Vancouver's controversial budget proposal targets arts, culture, and planning departments with significant staff reductions, sparking concerns about the city's creative future.
Vancouver Approves Major Downtown Eastside Overhaul
Vancouver City Council has approved the 'Improve Downtown Eastside' decision, marking a pivotal moment for one of Canada's most challenging neighborhoods. The comprehensive plan aims to transform housing, safety, and social services while balancing commun
Sask Party Defends Membership Rule Changes Amid Criticism
Saskatchewan's government responds to claims that new party membership rules could limit participation, insisting the changes actually increase accessibility for members across the province.
Tesla shareholders approve Musk's $87.8B pay plan
Tesla investors have overwhelmingly approved Elon Musk's massive pay package, valued at approximately US$87.8 billion, in a landmark shareholder vote that could reshape the company's future leadership.
St. Paul's Medical Office Becomes Boutique Hotel
Discover how a historic medical office building adjacent to St. Paul's Hospital is being converted into an upscale boutique hotel, blending heritage preservation with modern hospitality in downtown Vancouver.
Tesla investors approve Musk's $87.8B pay package
Tesla shareholders have overwhelmingly approved Elon Musk's record-breaking compensation package while also greenlighting the company's move to Texas in a decisive victory for the controversial CEO.
Vancouver may cut 400 jobs over tax freeze
Vancouver faces significant municipal job cuts as Mayor Ken Sim's property tax freeze creates budget shortfall, affecting city services and staff.
Springwater Council Battles Over Boundary Changes
Tensions explode at Springwater Township council as accusations of back-room deals and procedural violations fly during heated boundary change debate. Mayor and councillors clash over transparency and governance.
Vancouver OKs $21M for police, fire budget gaps
Vancouver City Council has greenlit $21 million in emergency funding to cover budget overruns for police and fire services, addressing critical public safety needs amid financial pressures.
Vancouver may cut 400 jobs in budget crisis
A confidential internal memo reveals Vancouver is considering massive job cuts and service reductions to address a severe budget shortfall, sparking concerns about municipal services.
Toy Mountain Returns: Help Vancouver Kids This Christmas
CTV News Vancouver launches the annual Toy Mountain campaign, collecting gifts for underprivileged children across the Lower Mainland this holiday season.
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