Barrie Driver Arrested After Chase with High BAC
A driver in Barrie, Ontario, faces charges after a police pursuit ended with the motorist blowing over 2.5 times the legal alcohol limit, highlighting ongoing impaired driving concerns.
Category : Politics
MP Calls for Review of Public Servant Office Return Policy
Liberal MP Bruce Fanjoy advocates for a flexible approach to federal workplace policies, highlighting concerns over productivity and employee well-being in Ottawa.
Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal on Wiretapped Lawyer Call
Canada's Supreme Court has dismissed an appeal regarding a privileged conversation between a Saskatchewan lawyer and client that was intercepted via wiretap, upholding lower court rulings.
Raskin: DOJ Violating Epstein Files Transparency Act
Rep. Jamie Raskin reviewed unredacted Epstein documents and found troubling violations of transparency laws, accusing the Justice Department of unnecessary redactions and cover-up attempts.
Haitian TPS Holders Face Uncertainty After Court Ruling
A federal judge temporarily blocked the Trump administration from ending Temporary Protected Status for Haitian nationals, but recipients remain anxious as the government appeals.
Frozen Pipe Shuts Down Stroud Recreation Centre
The aging Stroud Arena in Barrie has been temporarily closed after a frozen pipe incident, highlighting ongoing structural concerns at the community facility.
Driver Caught at 178 km/h with Unbuckled Kids in Airdrie
Airdrie RCMP apprehended a driver speeding at 178 km/h on the QEII Highway with two children unrestrained in the back seat, highlighting serious traffic safety concerns.
Saskatoon's Strategic Plan: Safety, Housing, Downtown
Saskatoon's 2026-2029 strategic plan outlines priorities for safety, housing and downtown development, with some initiatives like neighborhood watch removed from the final document.
Calgary Man Guilty of Manslaughter in Sword Stabbing Case
Michael Elendu found guilty of manslaughter after retrial for fatal 2020 stabbing of roommate Kyreese Wright with a sword. Judge ruled insufficient intent for murder charge.
Calgary Couple Faces Drug Charges After Police Raid
A Calgary couple faces multiple drug charges after a months-long police investigation led to the seizure of cocaine, cash, and unknown substances from their northwest home.
Dartmouth North Centre Reopens After Flood
The Dartmouth North Community Centre partially reopens nearly a year after severe flooding, marking a significant milestone in the facility's recovery and restoration efforts.
Calgary Couple Charged in Banff Trail Drug Bust
A Calgary couple faces serious charges after police seized $30,000 worth of cocaine and over $38,000 in cash from their Banff Trail home in a significant drug enforcement operation.
N.S. Man Arrested for Impaired Driving on Highway 102
A Nova Scotia man faces impaired driving charges after his vehicle was observed traveling the wrong direction on Highway 102, prompting a police response and arrest.
Toronto Police Chief Welcomes Provincewide Independent Review
Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw welcomes Ontario's inspector general conducting a provincewide independent review of police services following corruption allegations from Project South investigation.
Fatal Weekend in NE Ontario Sparks Safety Warnings
A tragic weekend in northeastern Ontario has resulted in multiple fatalities, prompting law enforcement to issue critical safety warnings to the public.
Kamloops Hit-and-Run After Pedestrian-Driver Confrontation
Kamloops RCMP investigate a serious hit-and-run incident where a pedestrian was struck after a confrontation with a driver, highlighting road safety concerns.
New Brunswick Ends eVisitNB Virtual Health Services
The province of New Brunswick announces termination of its eVisitNB virtual healthcare service, impacting remote medical access. Details on the decision and future alternatives.
P.E.I. RCMP Hunts Man Facing Weapon Charges
Prince Edward Island RCMP are actively searching for Michael David Montgomery, who faces serious weapon-related charges. Authorities have released his photo and urge public assistance.
B.C. Greens End Cooperation Pact with NDP
The B.C. Greens have officially terminated their cooperation agreement with the NDP government, citing unmet commitments on health centers and transit. Premier David Eby had indicated talks were ongoing just minutes before the announcement.
Regina Mayor Urges Ottawa to Expedite Infrastructure Funds
Regina Mayor Chad Bachynski joined Canada's Big City Mayors Caucus in Ottawa, pressing the federal government to accelerate infrastructure funding ahead of construction season.
U.S. Military Boards Sanctioned Tanker After Pursuit
American forces intercepted a sanctioned oil tanker in the Indian Ocean following a lengthy maritime chase originating in the Caribbean, according to Pentagon reports.
Ottawa MP Calls for Review of 4-Day Office Mandate
A Liberal Member of Parliament from Ottawa is pressing the federal government to reassess its requirement for public servants to work four days a week in the office, citing concerns over flexibility and productivity.
Trump's Non-College Voter Support Collapses Ahead of Midterms
CNN analysis reveals Donald Trump's approval rating with non-college voters has plummeted to -9 points, while the GOP's congressional advantage with this key demographic has shrunk dramatically from 2024 levels.
Woman ID'd in LaSalle LCBO Theft Probe
LaSalle Police seek public help to identify a suspect in a theft at a local LCBO store on Wyoming Avenue, releasing details of the ongoing investigation.
RPS Rejects Privacy Recommendation After Snooping Cases
Regina Police Service Chief Lorilee Davies has accepted most recommendations from Saskatchewan's privacy commissioner but rejected permanently revoking an officer's database access.
Carney's China Policy Faces Scrutiny After Jimmy Lai Sentence
Hong Kong dissident Jimmy Lai's harsh imprisonment highlights the ethical compromises in Canada's China trade strategy, raising questions about Prime Minister Carney's foreign policy priorities.
Manitoba Manhunt Suspect Charged After Northern Arrest
Albert Allan Joshua McKay, also known as Joshua Paupanekis, has been formally charged following a major police manhunt in Manitoba. The suspect was apprehended in Pimicikamak Cree Nation on February 6, 2026.
Saint John Police Hunt Fugitive Serving 8 Years for Robbery
Saint John Police Force is actively searching for Daniel Burton, 34, who is serving an eight-year sentence for robbery and forcible confinement but is currently at large in the community.
MP Fanjoy Opposes Federal Return-to-Office Rules
Liberal MP Bruce Fanjoy calls on the government to reconsider its updated return-to-office policy for public servants, advocating for a flexible hybrid work model instead.
Canadian Avoids Death Penalty in China Retrial: Lawyer
Robert Schellenberg, a Canadian convicted in China, will not face the death penalty in his upcoming retrial, his lawyer states, amid ongoing diplomatic tensions.
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