Ontario wants impaired drivers to pay child support
The Ford government introduces a new bill requiring impaired drivers who kill parents to pay child support. Learn about the proposed legislation and its potential impact.
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Bradford man charged with impaired driving after crash
A Bradford man faces impaired driving charges following a collision in Barrie. Learn about the incident details and legal consequences of impaired driving in Ontario.
Cornwall teen charged with stunt driving at 119 km/h
A 16-year-old driver faces stunt driving charges in Cornwall, Ont. after police clocked them at 119 km/h in a 50 km/h zone. Learn about the serious consequences.
GOP Push for Epstein Files Release Gains Momentum
A significant number of House Republicans are expected to support a bill to release Jeffrey Epstein investigation files, creating a potential rift with the White House. Discover the latest developments.
Quebec pediatricians protest doctor pay law at hospitals
Pediatricians across Quebec organized protests at hospitals on November 16, 2025, opposing new legislation affecting physician compensation. Learn about the healthcare dispute.
Republicans Back Bill to Release Epstein Files
Many House Republicans support legislation to unseal Epstein documents, according to effort leaders. Stay informed on this developing political story.
South Bruce OPP Now Using Body Cameras
South Bruce OPP has begun using body-worn cameras to increase transparency and accountability. Learn how this technology enhances community policing in Ontario.
Ex-MP's $173K Spending on Vacation Pay Draws Scrutiny
Former Liberal MP Arielle Kayabaga's $173,000 expenditure on vacation pay raises questions about parliamentary spending accountability in Canada.
Ex-MP's $173K vacation spending shocks Canadians
Former Liberal MP Arielle Kayabaga faces scrutiny after $173,000 vacation pay revelation. Discover the details of this controversial spending and public reaction.
Illegal to Push Snow Onto Roads: OPP Warning
Ontario Provincial Police remind residents that pushing snow from driveways onto roads is illegal and dangerous. Learn the proper snow clearing practices to avoid fines.
Meaford man guilty of wildlife injury with boat
An Ontario man faces consequences after pleading guilty to using his boat to harm wildlife. Learn about the case details and potential penalties for wildlife offenses in Canada.
MP's $173K Spending Spree Investigated Before Election
Liberal MP Arielle Kayabaga's $173,000 expenditure right before election raises transparency concerns. Read the investigation into taxpayer-funded expenses.
400 Quebec doctors apply to leave after health bill
Nearly 400 Quebec physicians have applied to practice elsewhere in Canada following the controversial Bill 2, marking a significant departure from historical trends. Read more about the healthcare exodus.
Nova Scotia death reviews slammed for secrecy
Nova Scotia's first two individual death reviews face criticism over transparency failures. Learn about the concerns raised about accountability in the medical examiner's office.
Ontario bans speed cameras, Toronto increases streetcar fines
Ontario officially bans speed enforcement cameras while Toronto increases fines for blocking streetcars during snowstorms to $500. Get the latest updates on provincial traffic enforcement changes.
Ottawa Police Roll Out Body-Worn Cameras
Ottawa Police launch body camera program with 30 officers equipped to boost transparency and operational efficiency. New initiative aims to strengthen public trust.
Boebert Defies Trump on Epstein Documents Release
Rep. Lauren Boebert faces pressure from Trump after supporting the release of Jeffrey Epstein documents. Get the latest on the political standoff and the upcoming House vote.
Private-pay medical testing won't fix wait times: doctors
Emergency physicians warn Alberta's private-pay diagnostic testing legislation will worsen wait times and healthcare equity. Learn why this approach threatens public healthcare.
Saint Mary's University, part-time faculty reach deal
Saint Mary's University and part-time faculty reach tentative agreement on wages and vacation pay, ending labor dispute. Read the latest developments in this breaking news.
U.S. Government Reboot After Record Shutdown
The longest U.S. government shutdown in history ends, but agencies face days or weeks to resume normal operations. Economic toll estimated at $10-15 billion weekly.
$20M in drugs missing from Health Canada stockpile
Health Canada refuses to explain how $20 million worth of pharmaceuticals vanished from national emergency stockpile. Transparency concerns raised.
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.
Transgender U.S. Air Force Members Sue Over Retirement Pay
Transgender members of the U.S. Air Force are taking legal action after having their retirement pay revoked. Learn about the lawsuit and its implications for military benefits.
P.E.I. makes land investigations public amid scrutiny
Prince Edward Island government passes bill requiring public disclosure of land ownership investigations. New transparency measures follow scrutiny of Buddhist organization holdings.
Democrat sworn in, paving way for Epstein files vote
Rep. Adelita Grijalva sworn into Congress, creating crucial majority for Epstein documents vote. Historic moment for transparency and accountability.
Most Quebecers oppose doctor pay reform: poll
Nearly half of Quebecers oppose Legault's doctor payment reform, with 73% fearing physicians will leave the province. Read about the growing controversy.
Quebec doctors flee to Ontario after Bill 2 passage
Over 260 Quebec doctors apply to work in Ontario following controversial Bill 2 that reforms physician pay and imposes massive fines for protests. Read the full story.
Ottawa Police Begin Wearing Body Cameras
Ottawa police officers are now equipped with body-worn cameras in a new program aimed at enhancing transparency and accountability. Learn how this technology works and its impact.
PayPal Brings Buy Now, Pay Later to Canada
PayPal expands its popular buy now, pay later service to Canadian consumers, offering flexible payment options for online shopping. Discover how this impacts Canadian retail.
Brant County OPP Officers Now Wearing Body Cameras
Ontario Provincial Police in Brant County have launched a body-worn camera program, joining a growing number of police services adopting the technology to enhance transparency and public trust.
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