Calgary's $49B Infrastructure Plan for Next Decade
An interim update reveals Calgary's 10-year capital infrastructure plan recommends nearly $50 billion in spending across 13 key services, with transit, roads, and water utilities leading the costs.
Category : Politics
King Charles Concerned About Alberta Separatism: Chiefs
First Nations chiefs met with King Charles, inviting him to Canada and discussing Alberta's separation movement, where the monarch reportedly expressed concern over the issue.
Canada's Deportation Dilemma: Flight Shortages for IRGC Members
Federal bureaucrats claim a lack of flights to Iran is hindering the deportation of Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps members, sparking criticism over Canada's security priorities and government inaction.
Treaty 6 Chiefs Discuss Alberta Separation with King Charles
First Nations leaders from western Canada met with King Charles to reaffirm crown ties and express concerns over Alberta's potential separation from Canada, highlighting Indigenous treaty rights.
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Ex-Police Volunteer Charged in Vancouver Stranger Assaults
Court records reveal that a former Vancouver police volunteer, accused in multiple stranger assaults, was initially charged last summer, highlighting ongoing legal proceedings in the case.
Brooks Mountie Cleared After Peace Bond Agreement
Domestic assault charges against a suspended Brooks RCMP officer were dropped after he entered a 12-month peace bond requiring counseling and a no-contact order.
Alberta Man Charged in Fatal B.C. Crash After One-Year Delay
An Alberta man faces charges following a fatal collision in British Columbia that claimed the life of a 62-year-old woman from Wardner. The incident involved a grey Pontiac hatchback and a white Dodge pickup truck.
Officer's Anxiety Attack Diverted Ambulance from Dying Man
A new report reveals a Bridgeport police officer experiencing an anxiety attack commandeered the ambulance dispatched for a man fatally shot by police, raising serious questions about emergency response protocols.
Halifax Mayor Warns Council Vote Could Haunt Municipality
Halifax's mayor expresses deep concern over a council vote regarding the Halifax Forum, fearing long-term negative consequences for the municipality's governance and community trust.
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Family Booted from Hotel During Recovery Under Investigation
A First Nations youth and his mother were forcibly removed from a Winnipeg hotel while recovering from surgery, prompting calls for an apology and an official investigation into the incident.
Canada Announces $10M Security Funding for Jewish Communities
The federal government has unveiled a $10 million emergency security fund for Jewish organizations following a series of antisemitic attacks, including vandalism at Toronto's historic Holy Blossom Temple.
Man Gets 7-Year Sentence for Deadly Shooting in Prince George
A man has been sentenced to seven years in prison for a fatal shooting in Prince George, B.C., following an investigation by the RCMP. The case highlights ongoing concerns about violent crime in the region.
Harassment Reported in Alberta Petition Campaigns
A new report from Elections Alberta reveals that nearly all petition campaigns in the province have faced harassment, highlighting challenges in political engagement.
Manitoba Plans to Reduce Nurse Overtime, Improve Care
The Manitoba government is implementing new measures to address nurse overtime and improve healthcare delivery, aiming to boost staffing and patient outcomes.
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$10 Million for Jewish Security Amid Rising Antisemitism
Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree announces $10 million in funding to fortify Jewish institutions after years of escalating attacks, highlighting political inaction on antisemitism.
Alberta's Referendum Strategy: Separatism Included, Pro-Canada Excluded
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's government will include a separatist referendum question in its package while excluding a pro-Canada petition, marking a historic first outside Quebec.
VPD Could Have De-escalated Myles Gray Encounter: Expert
A use-of-force expert testified at a coroner's inquest that Vancouver police officers had opportunities to de-escalate the 2015 confrontation with Myles Gray, which ended in his death.
Winnipeg Workers Demand Downtown Safety Plan
A coalition of Winnipeg front-line workers is urgently calling for a comprehensive downtown safety plan, citing escalating risks and the need for immediate intervention to protect both workers and the public.
Barrie-Springwater Annexation Deal Aims to Create Jobs
Mayors Jennifer Coughlin and Alex Nuttall have finalized a multimillion-dollar land transfer agreement between Springwater and Barrie, promising significant job creation and economic growth for the region.
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Weyburn Police Issue Shelter-in-Place Alert Over Dangerous Person
Residents in Weyburn, Saskatchewan, have been instructed to shelter in place by local police following a report of a dangerous individual in the area. Authorities are actively investigating the situation.
Edmonton Prowler Gets 6.5 Years for Assaults, Thefts
Austin Dean St. Germain, 29, terrorized women in north Edmonton's Cumberland neighborhood in 2023, committing sexual assaults and stealing underwear. He received a 6.5-year prison sentence.
Alberta Family Stuck in Qatar Due to Passport Delays
A former Alberta family is stranded in Qatar, unable to return to Canada due to passport processing delays exacerbated by the war in neighboring Iran.
Murderer Deemed 'Undue Risk' Dies in B.C. Prison
A convicted murderer, previously flagged as an 'undue risk' by the parole board, has died while incarcerated at William Head Institution in British Columbia.
Ottawa Council Approves 2016 Rideau Street Sinkhole Settlement
The Ottawa City Council has approved a financial settlement related to the 2016 Rideau Street sinkhole that disrupted downtown infrastructure and businesses for months.
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Manitoba RCMP Cleared in Crash After Mass Stabbing
The Manitoba RCMP has been cleared of wrongdoing by the police watchdog following a high-speed crash that occurred during the response to a mass stabbing in Hollow Water First Nation in September 2025.
Montreal Salon Appeals Gender-Neutral Hairstyling Ruling
A Montreal salon is challenging a court order to pay $500 to a non-binary customer, arguing its gendered booking system is based on services, not identity, in a case highlighting LGBTQ+ rights in business practices.
Charges Dropped Against Anti-Israel Protesters in Canada
Analysis reveals most criminal charges from anti-Israel protests are being dropped or stayed across Canada, raising questions about enforcement and political rhetoric on hate crimes.
TSA Sick Note Rule During Shutdown Sparks Union Outcry
The Transportation Security Administration is requiring doctors' notes for single-day absences during the partial government shutdown, a policy unions say pressures unpaid workers. Absences are rising as financial strain mounts.
Trump Roasted for Following GOP 'Warmongers' on Iran War
Former President Donald Trump faced sharp criticism during a CNN panel for aligning with Republican hawks like Lindsey Graham on Iran, abandoning his anti-war stance and raising concerns about endless conflict costs burdening younger generations.
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Ottawa Jewish Federation Calls for Action Against Antisemitism
The Jewish Federation of Ottawa demands government intervention following synagogue shootings in Toronto and rising hate crime reports, highlighting increased national antisemitism since 2023.
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