Linda Southern-Heathcott reflects on how Calgary's diverse gathering spots strengthen community bonds as the city approaches two million residents, emphasizing people, experiences, and shared spaces.
The Office québécois de la langue française launches a covert operation to monitor greetings in private businesses, costing taxpayers $350,000. Critics argue it fuels scapegoating and wastes resources while failing to address real language protection issu
Lawmakers warn that by ducking a vote on authorizing war against Iran, Congress is surrendering its constitutional role, setting a dangerous precedent for unilateral presidential military actions.
Alberta's UCP government faces backlash for potentially disregarding scientific evidence on permanent time change, with letters highlighting health concerns and political hypocrisy.
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Sarnia police executed two warrants on March 5, 2026, confiscating significant quantities of drugs, drug trafficking materials, and weapons. The operation highlights ongoing efforts to combat illegal activities in the region.
Columnist Colby Cosh analyzes a Globe and Mail editorial advocating for Alberta to create a Norwegian-style sovereign wealth fund, questioning whether such a position inadvertently supports separatist arguments by treating the province as a distinct natio
Seven women from 1980s Toronto have testified against billionaire Frank Stronach in a high-stakes sexual assault trial. The Crown's case is complete as the defense prepares to present evidence.
Former Chilliwack school trustee Barry Neufeld ordered to pay $750,000 by B.C. Human Rights Tribunal for criticizing gender-identity ideology in schools, raising concerns about freedom of expression and belief in Canada.
British Columbia will switch to permanent time after 'springing forward,' aligning with Saskatchewan to eliminate seasonal clock changes, a move praised by businesses for consistency.
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Canadian security experts express concern as PM Mark Carney's latest public service restructuring appears to eliminate the National Security and Intelligence Advisor position during heightened global tensions.
Letters to the editor reveal public discontent with daylight saving time shifts and Canada's ambiguous position on potential conflict with Iran, highlighting leadership concerns.
Vancouver Police Department's marine division conducted a high-speed pursuit and rescue operation in heavy seas to save a woman who reported an assault on a motor yacht in the Strait of Georgia.
Ukraine is deploying military drone specialists to Gulf nations to share expertise in countering Iranian-designed drones, leveraging battlefield experience from Russia's invasion.
California Republican Darrell Issa, a wealthy former committee chair, reverses course and retires instead of facing a tough reelection in a redrawn district, impacting GOP's House majority.
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An independent watchdog report concludes that RCMP officers followed proper procedures during a violent arrest in Edmonton that escalated into a physical altercation.
London Police Service apprehended three individuals following reports of stolen vehicles in a west London neighborhood. The arrests highlight ongoing efforts to combat vehicle theft in the city.
Toronto police have released an image of 8-year-old Aviannah, last seen in the Spadina Avenue and Dundas Street West area, and believe she was abducted by her mother.
Prime Minister Carney reaffirms Canada's non-involvement in the Middle East conflict following Israel's latest military strikes on Iran, emphasizing diplomatic neutrality.
Prime Minister Carney confirms Canada is not participating in the Middle East conflict, with reserved flight seats for Canadians to evacuate. Uncertainty persists as government delays return flights.
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As U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran trigger regional escalation, over 108,000 Canadians have registered with Global Affairs Canada for evacuation assistance amid growing civilian casualties.
North Shore mayors are urging the premier to mandate fair funding for a new wastewater treatment plant, citing regional equity concerns and infrastructure needs.
Two men and a woman have been arrested in Clarence-Rockland following a police impersonation fraud incident in Hawkesbury where a victim's bank cards were stolen and used.
Prime Minister Mark Carney states disgraced former prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor should be removed from the royal line of succession while also calling for debate on social media bans for minors.
A pedestrian was seriously injured in a hit-and-run collision involving a truck in Scarborough. Toronto police are actively searching for the fleeing vehicle and driver.
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A man accused of tricking hundreds of teenagers into sending him pornographic images has been extradited to the United States to face federal charges related to online exploitation and child endangerment.
New polling data reveals Premier Danielle Smith's UCP maintains a strong 13-point lead over Naheed Nenshi's NDP, deflecting recent speculation about party instability and rebellion.
British Columbia has approved two new police training academies in Vancouver and Greater Victoria to address a surge in demand for recruits. The satellite sites will operate under Justice Institute oversight for two years.
The Winnipeg Police Service will implement body-worn cameras for officers in June 2026, enhancing transparency and accountability in law enforcement operations.
Former Bank of England Governor Mark Carney has publicly called for the removal of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from the British royal line of succession, citing ongoing controversies.
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Premier David Eby's contradictory statements and lack of transparency regarding a federal Indigenous rights agreement have sparked criticism, undermining reconciliation efforts in British Columbia.
