Convoy organizer's trial adjourned for asylum case
James Bauder, a key convoy protest organizer, has his trial postponed as he seeks asylum in the U.S. His case highlights ongoing legal battles from the 2022 Ottawa protests.
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Federal Budget Delivers Infrastructure Win for Regina
Regina Mayor Sandra Masters applauds federal budget infrastructure investments, highlighting funding for housing-enabling projects as critical for Saskatchewan's growing urban centers.
First Nation excluded from AI data centre consultation
A proposed AI data centre spanning thousands of hectares in Alberta faces opposition as the Alexis Nakota Sioux Nation says they were never consulted about the development on their traditional territory.
Saint John Opens Neighbourly Homes Community
Saint John takes a major step in addressing homelessness with the opening of Neighbourly Homes, a 20-unit supportive housing community offering residents dignity and comprehensive support services.
Saskatoon Fights Crime Through Downtown Renewal Projects
Saskatoon is launching ambitious downtown renewal projects aimed at reducing crime rates and revitalizing the city core. Discover how strategic urban planning is becoming the city's latest crime-fighting tool.
Calgary's Currie Barracks Gains 266 Affordable Housing Units
A major affordable housing project is now underway in Calgary's Currie neighbourhood, bringing 266 much-needed rental units to the city's housing market with completion expected by 2026.
Regina Invests $4.5M in Playgrounds & Wastewater Systems
City of Regina announces major $4.5M investment to revitalize aging playgrounds and modernize wastewater infrastructure, addressing community needs and environmental concerns.
Ontario slams federal budget over infrastructure funding
Ontario's Finance Minister criticizes the federal budget for failing to deliver crucial infrastructure funding, including for the ambitious Highway 401 tunnel project in Toronto.
Cambridge LRT Expansion Faces Growing Opposition
As Waterloo Region considers extending LRT service into Cambridge, vocal opposition emerges citing financial burdens, environmental impacts, and questions about the project's necessity for the growing community.
$300M Development to Transform Lethbridge West Side
A massive $300+ million commercial and residential development is coming to Lethbridge's west side, bringing new housing, retail spaces, and hundreds of jobs to southern Alberta.
Ontario's Fiscal Update: Infrastructure & Jobs Focus
Ontario's government reveals ambitious fiscal update targeting infrastructure expansion and job creation across the province, with significant funding for highways, hospitals, and skilled trades.
Alberta, Ottawa Close to Major Energy Projects Deal
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith reveals significant progress in federal-provincial negotiations on major energy projects, potentially unlocking billions in investment and reshaping Canada's energy future.
Calgary's Old ATCO Sites Become Modular Homes for Lethbridge
Triple M Housing leads innovative project repurposing former industrial land into affordable modular homes, addressing Alberta's housing crisis with sustainable solutions.
Ironworkers Protest Amherstburg Fire Hall Labour
Windsor's ironworkers union stages fiery protest against Amherstburg's new fire hall project, claiming local union jobs are being sidelined for cheaper non-union labour from outside the community.
Ford wants infrastructure, energy funds in federal budget
Ontario Premier Doug Ford pushes for major infrastructure and energy funding in upcoming federal budget, reviving controversial Highway 401 tunnel proposal as key provincial priority.
Lansdowne 2.0 Audit Reveals Hidden Costs, Taxpayer Risks
Shocking audit exposes massive unforeseen expenses and financial risks in Ottawa's ambitious Lansdowne Park redevelopment plan, raising questions about taxpayer burden.
Zekelman Pays Canadians to Report Foreign Steel
Canadian steel manufacturer Zekelman Industries is offering financial incentives to Canadians who report unauthorized foreign steel being used in domestic construction projects, aiming to protect local jobs and industry standards.
Warm weather extends Saskatoon construction season
Saskatoon's construction industry gets an unexpected boost as mild fall temperatures allow crews to work longer, accelerating critical infrastructure projects across the city.
BC Hydro Site C Dam: What Went Wrong Exposed
An in-depth investigation reveals how BC Hydro's Site C dam project spiraled into a multi-billion dollar crisis. Discover the management failures, construction disasters, and political pressures that plagued Canada's largest public infrastructure project.
Chicago Turns Ice Blocks Into Community Art During Deep Freeze
Discover how Chicago locals transformed ordinary ice blocks into extraordinary public art installations, sparking community dialogue and creative expression during the city's deep freeze.
Lansdowne 2.0 Faces Union Contract Concerns
Ottawa's building trades council raises alarm about non-union contractors and wage concerns in the massive Lansdowne 2.0 redevelopment project, warning of potential labor disputes.
1000+ Protest Quebec Doctor Law Amendments
Massive demonstration in Quebec City as medical professionals and citizens unite against Bill 15 amendments affecting doctor recruitment and practice rights in the province.
Feds Halt B.C. Mine Expansion Over Pollution Concerns
Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault orders comprehensive assessment for proposed Coalmont Energy mine expansion, citing potential pollution risks to vital waterways.
Steel magnate offers $1000 for foreign steel whistleblowers
Canadian steel executive Frank Stronach launches whistleblower program offering cash rewards for reporting foreign steel in taxpayer-funded infrastructure projects.
CAMI Plant Workers Protest Massive Job Cuts in Ingersoll
Emotional protests erupt at GM's CAMI Assembly Plant as workers and community members unite against devastating job losses that threaten to gut the automotive manufacturing hub.
Canadian Singer Alters Anthem in Trump Protest
Discover how a Canadian artist subtly altered the national anthem during a major performance, creating a political statement that's capturing international attention.
Disability 'Die-In' Protest at Alberta Legislature Over ADAP
Disability rights activists are organizing a dramatic 'die-in' protest at the Alberta Legislature to oppose provincial changes to disability support programs they say will leave vulnerable citizens without essential services.
Ignoring Indigenous Consultation Derails Business Projects
New KPMG research shows Canadian businesses face significant project delays and financial risks when failing to conduct proper Indigenous consultations. Discover why corporate Canada is waking up to this critical issue.
Ontario, Webequie First Nation partner on Ring of Fire roads
Ontario takes a monumental step toward unlocking the Ring of Fire's mineral riches through a groundbreaking agreement with Webequie First Nation that will accelerate vital road infrastructure in Northern Ontario's remote region.
Second suspect charged in London protest case
London police have charged a second individual following protests at the Best Defence conference, with both suspects facing multiple criminal charges including assault with a weapon.
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