LocalNewsMan charged in Cabbagetown indecent act probe
Toronto police have charged LocalNewsMan following an indecent act investigation in Cabbagetown. The charges come after a thorough police probe into the incident.
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Ottawa Councillor Opposes Bill 60 Tenant Rights Changes
Ottawa Councillor Stéphanie Plante tables motion against Bill 60, which housing advocates warn weakens tenant rights and could increase homelessness in the city. Learn the details.
Canada Men's Rugby Enters World Nations Cup 2026
Canadian men's rugby team will compete in the World Rugby Nations Cup starting next year, marking significant international exposure. Learn about this exciting development for Canadian rugby.
Top Arm Wrestlers Head to Pilot Butte for Tournament
Saskatchewan's strongest arm wrestlers gathered in Pilot Butte for an intense double-elimination tournament. Discover the highlights from this gripping display of power and skill.
Police seek man for indecent act against boy in Cabbagetown
Toronto Police are asking for public help to identify a suspect wanted for an indecent act involving a 10-year-old boy in Cabbagetown. Investigators believe the same man may be responsible for similar incidents in the area.
RCMP seeks witnesses to alleged indecent act in Trail
RCMP in Trail, B.C. are investigating an alleged public indecent act and seeking witnesses. Anyone with information is urged to contact authorities immediately.
Nenshi pledges to repeal UCP municipal bills, Recall Act
Alberta NDP Leader Naheed Nenshi commits to repealing controversial Bills 18, 20 and the Recall Act if elected in 2027, while UCP plans new municipal conduct code.
5,200 cheeses compete at World Cheese Awards in Bern
Over 5,200 cheeses from around the world competed at the 37th World Cheese Awards in Bern, Switzerland. Discover the intense sensory experience and judging process.
B.C. Municipalities Reject Rushed Heritage Act
B.C. municipal leaders warn the proposed Heritage Conservation Act changes remain a rushed, costly overhaul despite extended consultations. Read the full analysis.
Edmonton Christmas Bureau starts holiday charity campaign
The Christmas Bureau of Edmonton launched its annual holiday charity drive with a festive gingerbread house-building competition, aiming to support local families in need this season.
Swiss Gruyère Wins World's Best Cheese Title
Swiss Gruyère cheese has been declared the world's best cheese in an international competition. Discover what makes this traditional cheese stand out globally.
Saskatchewan modernizes name change legislation
Saskatchewan is modernizing its name change laws to allow multiple surnames and mononyms while expanding restrictions for serious criminals. Learn what's changing.
SailGP Halifax 2026 Launch Event Kicks Off Countdown
Halifax officially launched the countdown to SailGP 2026 with a waterfront event at the Maritime Museum. Mark your calendars for this world-class sailing spectacle coming to Nova Scotia.
Prince Albert Students Win Sask. Polytech Business Competition
Northern Saskatchewan high school students impressed judges with innovative business pitches, securing the top award in Saskatchewan Polytech's competitive business case challenge.
U.S. House Passes Bill to End Record Government Shutdown
The U.S. House passes a spending bill to end the longest federal shutdown, halting flight disruptions and delaying food aid. President Trump is set to sign it into law.
Edmonton mascots face off at Rogers Place event
Edmonton's beloved mascots went head-to-head in an entertaining competition at Rogers Place. Discover the highlights and community impact of this unique sporting spectacle.
Canada Silent as Trump Probes Beef Price Surge
As Trump orders DOJ investigation into beef packers, Canada remains quiet despite higher price increases. Expert analysis reveals why Ottawa avoids confrontation.
Jon Stewart Rages Over Democratic Shutdown Surrender
Jon Stewart erupts as Democrats end historic government shutdown without securing ACA subsidies. The fiery 22-minute monologue demands leadership changes after political collapse.
Senate passes bill to end government shutdown
The U.S. Senate voted 60-40 to fund the government after a 41-day standoff over healthcare. The bill now moves to the Republican-controlled House for final approval.
Saskatchewan aims to free stranded potash with new act
Saskatchewan's new Mineral Resources Amendment Act targets unlocking valuable stranded potash reserves, boosting provincial economy and mining sector growth. Learn more about this strategic move.
Competition Bureau examines algorithmic rent pricing in Canada
Canada's Competition Bureau raises concerns about algorithmic rent pricing tools used by landlords, though finds the practice not yet widespread. Learn how this affects rental markets.
Pfizer wins $10B obesity drug takeover battle
Pfizer triumphs in dramatic $10 billion bidding war for obesity drug maker Metsera, securing crucial White House-backed deal to compete in weight-loss market. Read the full story.
Border Collies Rule the Arena at Yorkton Harvest Showdown
Witness the breathtaking spectacle of border collies showcasing their incredible herding skills at Saskatchewan's premier agricultural event. These brilliant canine athletes prove why they're the undisputed champions of the arena.
Canada's Eurovision Prospects: The Real Story
Explore Canada's complex journey toward potentially competing in Eurovision. From broadcaster requirements to geopolitical challenges, discover what stands between Canadian artists and the iconic European stage.
Nova Scotia MP fined for election violations
Liberal MP Jaime Battiste faces $600 penalty for violating Canada Elections Act during 2019 campaign through improper expense reporting and acceptance of prohibited contributions.
Freeland: Economic Overhaul Just Beginning Despite Deficit
Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland defends Canada's massive deficit spending, promising more ambitious economic reforms focused on boosting competition and supporting middle-class Canadians.
Liberal MP Jaime Battiste fined for election law breaches
Liberal Member of Parliament Jaime Battiste faces financial penalties after admitting to four violations of Canada's Elections Act during his 2021 campaign. Discover the details of the case and its implications.
Quebec Retailers Blast Budget Over Foreign E-commerce
Quebec's retail sector is sounding the alarm as the federal budget ignores what they call unfair advantages for foreign online giants, putting local businesses at risk.
Canada Eyes Eurovision: Applause and Boos Worldwide
Canada's potential Eurovision debut sparks international debate as musical powerhouse considers joining world's biggest song competition, dividing fans across the globe.
Canada's Critical Minerals Strategy Counters US, China in Budget
Federal budget reveals Canada's strategic push to counter American and Chinese dominance in critical minerals, with new tax credits and funding for processing infrastructure.
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