Oak Bay and Saanich ink new policing partnership
Oak Bay and Saanich municipalities formalize new policing agreement to strengthen community safety and law enforcement cooperation across Vancouver Island regions.
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Edmonton nursing care union members vote yes on deal
Alberta Union of Provincial Employees nursing care members have voted overwhelmingly to accept a new collective agreement, securing improved working conditions and benefits for healthcare workers.
Suspicious fire damages new North Bay home
North Bay firefighters responded to a suspicious house fire on Shallot Crescent Thursday evening. The incident marks growing concern in the community as investigation continues.
Saskatchewan signs 5-year child-care agreement extension
Saskatchewan has secured a five-year extension of its child-care agreement with the federal government, ensuring continued affordable childcare support for families across the province.
UVic plans thousands of housing units in Oak Bay
The University of Victoria begins early planning to transform 40 acres of vacant Oak Bay land into a development featuring thousands of housing units. Learn about this transformative project.
Halifax Police Launch Operation Christmas 2025
Halifax Regional Police kick off annual Operation Christmas campaign to enhance community safety during holiday season. Learn about this important initiative.
Fredericton Police Expand to Annexed Areas Next Month
Fredericton Police Force will begin patrolling newly annexed areas starting December 2025, extending municipal services to growing communities. Learn about the expansion plan.
Historic Bay Building Milestone Reached in Winnipeg
Southern Chiefs' Organization marks major progress in Hudson's Bay building transformation. Final concrete block removed in downtown Winnipeg redevelopment project.
New Six-Storey Regina Apartment Near Wascana Park
Regina city council approves rezoning for a new six-storey, 100-unit apartment building on Broad Street, replacing the former Canadian Blood Services site with views of Wascana Park.
Four charged, drugs seized in Thunder Bay police raid
Thunder Bay police conducted a major drug raid resulting in four arrests and significant drug seizures. Get the latest details on the investigation and charges.
Canada and India Restart High-Ambition Trade Negotiations
PM Carney and PM Modi agree to restart Canada-India free trade talks, aiming for $50 billion in bilateral trade by 2030. A sign of warming relations.
Toronto teen charged in Thunder Bay murder case
A Toronto teenager faces murder charges in Thunder Bay. Get the latest details on this developing criminal case and police investigation in Northern Ontario.
Female youth charged in Glace Bay assault investigation
Cape Breton Regional Police have charged a female youth following an assault incident in Glace Bay, Nova Scotia. Learn about the police response and community safety measures.
Nunavik healthcare workers leave due to water shortages
Critical water shortages in Nunavik are driving doctors and nurses away, severely impacting healthcare delivery in Hudson Bay communities. Learn how this crisis affects patient care.
BC Ferries sailings resume after mechanical issue
BC Ferries service has returned to normal after mechanical problems caused sailing cancellations. The Queen of Oak Bay vessel is now operational following repairs.
Surrey Police Transition: RCMP Timeline Questions Remain
One year after Surrey announced full transition to Surrey Police Service, questions persist about RCMP departure timeline. Get the latest updates on this major policing change.
Edmonton's McCauley residents welcome police boost
Residents of Edmonton's McCauley neighbourhood express support for an increased police presence aimed at improving community safety and security.
Tay Township raises $350K for rescue airboat
Southern Georgian Bay community successfully raises $350,000 for specialized rescue airboat, enhancing emergency response capabilities for Tay Township water rescues.
Court Approves HBC's Royal Charter Auction Process
Ontario court approves Hudson's Bay Co.'s auction of its historic 1670 Royal Charter with protections ensuring it remains in Canada and publicly accessible. Read about the unique bidding process.
Victoria Cross Petition for Northern Ontario War Hero
A growing movement seeks posthumous Victoria Cross recognition for Jess Larochelle, the North Bay soldier who single-handedly fought 40 Taliban fighters in 2006. Support the petition today.
Court OKs Hudson's Bay royal charter auction plan
A Canadian court has approved Hudson's Bay Company's plan to auction its historic 1670 royal charter. This landmark decision could reshape Canadian retail history.
Guentzel scores OT winner as Lightning beat Oilers 2-1
Jake Guentzel's overtime goal gives Tampa Bay Lightning a 2-1 victory over Edmonton Oilers in thrilling NHL matchup. Read the full game recap and analysis.
Oilers' Gritty Effort Falls Short in Tampa Bay Heartbreaker
The Edmonton Oilers displayed immense fight but suffered a crushing 2-1 overtime loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning. Read the full breakdown of the heartbreaking defeat.
Ex-Olympian Wanted: $15M Reward in Drug Case
Former Canadian Olympian Ryan Wedding faces a $15M U.S. reward for arrest, accused of leading a massive cocaine network with the Sinaloa Cartel. Discover the shocking details.
Alberta rural municipalities tackle taxes and policing
Alberta's rural municipalities confront property tax concerns and policing challenges following annual convention. Learn about the key issues facing rural communities.
$20M Cleanup for North Bay Airport Contaminated Soil
Officials update North Bay residents on the $20 million P-FAS cleanup project at the airport. Get the latest details on this critical environmental initiative.
Saanich Police Chief on Staffing Challenges and Training Academy
Saanich Police Chief Dean Duthie discusses staffing challenges and proposes a Vancouver Island training academy to address recruitment issues. Learn about the department's current situation.
New Canadian Agreement Eases Interprovincial Trade
Canada's provinces and territories sign a mutual recognition agreement to remove internal trade barriers, expected to boost the economy by up to $200 billion. Takes effect December 2025.
Northern Saskatchewan Policing Called 'Wild West'
Saskatoon tribal council declares northern policing broken as communities face safety crisis. Demanding immediate government action and systemic reform.
Sudbury bookstore founder Bernard Bouffard dies at 86
Bernard 'Bernie' Bouffard, founder of Sudbury's beloved Bay Used Books, has passed away at 86. Remembering his legacy and impact on Northern Ontario's literary community.
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