Prince Albert Downtown Businesses Weigh Public Safety Fund
Downtown Prince Albert businesses are providing input on a proposed public safety fund. Learn about the local concerns and potential impacts on the community.
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Toronto road deaths hit 10-year low under Vision Zero
Toronto recorded its fewest traffic fatalities in 2025 since the Vision Zero road safety plan began a decade ago. Discover the data and what it means for the city's future.
Selkirk's new safety officer catches residents off guard
Residents in Selkirk, Manitoba, express confusion over the arrival of a new community safety officer. Many were unaware of the role, leading to questions about enforcement and communication.
Ochapowace First Nation enacts dog bylaw after death
Ochapowace First Nation implements a temporary dog control bylaw to protect community safety following a tragic incident. Learn about the new measures and their impact.
Roads Reopen After OPP Resolve Situation in Northern Ontario
Ontario Provincial Police have resolved an incident in a remote northern community. All roads are now open. Get the latest details on the police operation and community safety.
Man charged after chainsaw threat to Winnipeg officer
A Winnipeg community safety officer was threatened with a chainsaw on New Year's Day. One man is now facing charges. Get the full details on the incident.
Toronto Police Urge Safe Driving for New Year's Eve
Toronto police advise revellers to plan ahead and avoid impaired driving to ensure road safety this New Year's Eve. Get the details on their safety message.
Stranger offers ride to youths in Woolwich, police warn
Waterloo Regional Police issue a community alert after an unknown man offered young people a ride in Woolwich Township. Parents and guardians urged to discuss safety.
Alberta panel urges referendum to quit Canada Pension Plan
An Alberta government panel recommends a public referendum on leaving the Canada Pension Plan. Premier Danielle Smith's government considers the move. Learn the details and implications.
Toronto Needs Clear Protest Boundaries Now, Writer Says
Toronto columnist Sharon Zohar argues the city must establish designated protest zones to protect neighbourhoods and vulnerable communities while upholding free expression. Read her call for action.
London Police Board adopts new diversity hiring plan
The London Police Services Board has approved a new strategy to improve diversity within police ranks, aiming for a force that better reflects the community it serves.
Jewish group calls for protection after Sydney attack
A major Jewish organization in Canada urges concrete steps to safeguard communities following a deadly shooting in Sydney, Australia, during Hanukkah.
Canada's Plan for 400,000 Reservists Faces Questions
Canada's military aims to expand its reserve forces to 400,000 personnel, but critics question the feasibility, cost, and training plans for this massive mobilization initiative.
McGovern Lists Trump's Failed Health Care Promises
Rep. Jim McGovern detailed years of unfulfilled pledges by Donald Trump to replace the Affordable Care Act. The House passed a GOP bill without extending key subsidies.
Vancouver's New Housing Plan for Downtown Eastside
Vancouver announces a major housing strategy for the Downtown Eastside, focusing on replacing aging rooming houses with new, secure homes. Learn about the city's plan to address the housing crisis.
N.S. Announces $465M for Major Road, Highway Projects
Nova Scotia's Public Works Minister Fred Tilley has announced a $465 million, five-year plan for major road and highway improvements across the province. Learn about the key projects and infrastructure investments.
New Brunswick hospitals implement early holiday surge plan
Horizon Health Network CEO confirms proactive measures are in place for hospital capacity over the holidays as flu cases increase. Learn about the plan for New Brunswick.
Vancouver approves 32-storey DTES towers, cuts shelter housing
Vancouver council has approved a controversial plan allowing towers up to 32 storeys in the Downtown Eastside while reducing the mandated percentage of shelter-rate housing units.
Feds announce plan to cut methane from oil sector, landfills
The federal government has announced a new regulatory framework to significantly reduce methane emissions from Canada's oil and gas operations and landfills. Learn about the key targets and implications for the environment and industry.
Ukraine-U.S. talks end amid Trump's push for swift peace
The latest round of diplomatic talks between Ukraine and the United States has concluded. The negotiations unfold as former President Donald Trump advocates for a rapid resolution to the conflict. Read the full analysis.
Netanyahu, Trump to Discuss Gaza War Phase Two
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu will meet with former U.S. President Donald Trump later this month to discuss the second phase of Israel's Gaza strategy. Get the latest details.
Israeli PM Netanyahu to meet Trump, Gaza plan phase two 'close'
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announces plans to meet former U.S. President Donald Trump and states the second phase of the Gaza strategy is imminent. Get the latest details.
Ukraine Peace Plan Criticized as Capitulation to Russia
A proposed peace plan to end the war in Ukraine is facing sharp criticism for rewarding Russian aggression and drawing historical parallels to the failed Munich Agreement of 1938.
Advocate raises concerns over London's micro-shelter community plan
A housing advocate voices serious concerns about London City Hall's strategy to house homeless residents in a micro-shelter community and the private company hired to run it. Learn about the debate.
Saskatchewan launches Phase 4 of violence prevention plan
The Saskatchewan government has launched the fourth phase of its strategy to prevent and educate about interpersonal violence. Learn about the new initiatives and their goals.
EU plan to fund Ukraine with frozen Russian assets faces risk concerns
The European Union has outlined a controversial plan to use frozen Russian assets to finance Ukraine's reconstruction. However, Belgium warns the strategy carries significant financial and legal risks. Read the latest developments.
City Can Move Forward on Granite Curling Club: Report
A new report states Winnipeg has the authority to advance its plan for the Granite Curling Club site, clearing a key hurdle for the project. Learn about the details and implications.
Coalition to ask UN to investigate Quebec's Bill 1
A coalition of legal and human rights groups plans to request a UN emergency investigation into Quebec's proposed constitution, Bill 1, citing violations of minority and Indigenous rights.
Build Canada Homes to modestly boost housing supply: PBO
Canada's Parliamentary Budget Officer reports a modest projected increase in housing supply from the Build Canada Homes initiative. Read the analysis of the federal plan's potential impact.
UCP Base Boos Premier Smith, Echoes MAGA Sentiment
Alberta's UCP delegates loudly booed Premier Danielle Smith for pipeline cooperation, demanding a hardline, MAGA-aligned stance. The convention revealed deep party fractures and raised questions about Smith's future leadership.
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