SIU Clears OPP Officer in Pembroke Overdose Case
Ontario's Special Investigations Unit has cleared an OPP officer after a man overdosed on drugs in custody following a December 2025 arrest in Pembroke, citing no criminal wrongdoing.
Category : Politics
Manitoba Denies Missing Nurse Pay Deadline
Manitoba's health minister refutes claims the province missed a deadline for nurse practitioner pay changes, emphasizing ongoing efforts to address healthcare staffing challenges.
Republicans Defend Democrat Over TMZ Photo at Son's Game
Republican lawmakers and conservative media figures rallied to defend Democratic Rep. Jared Moskowitz after TMZ published a photo of him timekeeping at his son's basketball game during the government shutdown recess.
Ottawa Police Teen Arrest Under Investigation by Watchdog
Ontario's Special Investigations Unit is probing the arrest of a male youth in Ottawa's Lowertown on March 30, which resulted in a serious injury diagnosis. The incident occurred after police attempted to apprehend the teen for multiple alleged offences.
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Alberta Budget Changes Auto Insurance, Seniors Benefits Acts
The Alberta government is proceeding with significant budget amendments that will modify legislation governing auto insurance and seniors' benefits, marking a pivotal shift in provincial policy.
Trump's NATO Withdrawal Threat: A Major Policy Shift
Former U.S. President Donald Trump's renewed threats to withdraw from NATO highlight ongoing tensions and raise critical questions about the alliance's future stability and global security implications.
Jewellery Stolen from Montreal Woman on Daytime Walk
Santosh Sharma recounts a terrifying ordeal after her jewellery was stolen during a morning walk in Montreal, leaving her in shock and raising safety concerns.
Vancouver Council Approves Discourse Pledge as Mayor Faces Suit
Vancouver City Council has unanimously passed a respectful discourse pledge, a move that comes as Mayor Ken Sim faces a defamation lawsuit. The pledge aims to foster civility in public debates.
Toronto Police Hunt Female Robbery Suspects in Hotel Incident
Toronto Police are seeking three female robbery suspects after a victim was allegedly drugged and robbed in a downtown hotel room. Authorities have released photos of one suspect and believe there may be additional victims.
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Second Suspect Charged in Alberta Highway Murder, No Hate Motive
A second suspect has been charged with second-degree murder in the March 14 shooting death of Birinder Singh on Queen Elizabeth II Highway. Alberta RCMP confirm no evidence of racial bias or hatred in the attack.
Eby: DRIPA Changes 'Non-Negotiable', Will Pass This Session
British Columbia Premier David Eby declares amendments to the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act as 'non-negotiable' and commits to passing them in the current legislative session.
Trump to Announce War Wind-Down in Televised Address
U.S. President Donald Trump will deliver a televised speech signaling a potential exit from the Iran war, addressing public disapproval and NATO tensions.
Cross Burning Plotter Sentenced to Nearly 4 Years in Prison
Derrick Bernard, who claimed his cross burning was meant to help elect Colorado Springs' first Black mayor, received a 46-month sentence. The judge said the act harmed the mayor's family and affected the city's election.
Ukrainian Newcomers Welcome Federal Work Permit Extension in Manitoba
Newcomer Ukrainians in Manitoba celebrate the federal government's extension of work permit deadlines, providing crucial stability for those rebuilding lives after fleeing conflict.
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Psychologist: Regina Murder Convict 'Low Level Functioning Person'
A psychologist testified that the man found guilty of manslaughter in the death of Misha Pavelick is a 'low level functioning person.' The trial concludes after nearly 20 years.
Editorial Cartoons Spotlight Alberta Politics in April 2026
A collection of editorial cartoons from the Edmonton Journal for April 2026 captures key political moments, including debates over judicial power and NDP leadership dynamics.
Over $57K in Drugs Seized at Edmonton Maximum-Security Prison
A significant drug bust at Edmonton Institution has resulted in the seizure of more than $57,000 worth of methamphetamine and cannabis, highlighting ongoing contraband challenges in correctional facilities.
Firearms Found After Routine Destruction Not Linked to Tumbler Ridge Shooting
The RCMP confirm firearms discovered following a routine destruction process are not connected to the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting, addressing public concerns and misinformation.
Crown Alleges Pattern in Stronach Sex Assault Case
Prosecutors argue Frank Stronach followed a consistent pattern with women leading to sexual assault charges, while the judge must determine admissibility of similar fact evidence in the high-profile trial.
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Nanaimo Man Faces 11 Charges, Firearms Seized in Assault Probe
A Nanaimo man is facing multiple charges, including assault and firearms offenses, after an RCMP investigation led to the seizure of weapons. The case highlights ongoing law enforcement efforts in British Columbia.
Two Arrested After Stolen Vehicle and Drug Seizure in Rocanville
Two individuals have been arrested by RCMP in Rocanville after a stolen vehicle was recovered and a significant quantity of drugs was seized in a police operation.
White House Clip Shows Trump Cheered, But Boos Audible
The White House shared a clip showing Donald Trump warmly welcomed at the Kennedy Center, but longer videos reveal audible boos from the crowd during his appearance.
Greg Gutfeld Mocks NDP 'Equity Cards,' Jokes About Border Wall
Fox News host Greg Gutfeld ridiculed the NDP's use of identity-based 'equity cards' at their leadership convention, suggesting the U.S. might need a northern border wall due to Canada's political antics.
Former Student Sues School Over Alleged Coach Sexual Assault
A former student has initiated legal action against a Winnipeg school division, alleging sexual assault by a football coach. The case highlights ongoing concerns about safety and accountability in educational institutions.
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Quebec Strategy Tackles Rising Child Welfare Reports
Quebec unveils a new strategy to manage increasing child welfare reports, with National Director Lesley Hill emphasizing proactive measures and systemic improvements.
Youth Pleads Guilty in Wasaga Beach Assault Case
A teen has pleaded guilty to assault with a weapon after admitting to carrying a machete during a group attack on a Métis boy in Wasaga Beach, highlighting ongoing concerns about youth violence.
Calgary Man Drove Through Crime Scene at High Speed: Police
Calgary police report a man drove through an active crime scene at high speed, risking safety and interfering with an ongoing investigation. Authorities are investigating the incident.
Murder Trial Starts for 2024 Apartment Fire That Killed Child
Saeed Mohamed, 43, pleads not guilty to setting a fatal fire in Ottawa that killed a three-year-old girl and injured her family. Crown describes a planned attack with gasoline.
Ex-Speaker Supports Investigation into MLA Office Subletting
Ex-Speaker Randy Weekes disputes claims by Saskatoon MLA Ken Cheveldayoff regarding subletting his constituency office to a party donor, calling for a conflict-of-interest investigation.
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Carney Appeals Emergencies Act Ruling to Supreme Court
Prime Minister Mark Carney is asking the Supreme Court to review lower court decisions that deemed the 2022 Emergencies Act invocation unconstitutional, highlighting a double standard in protest enforcement.
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