Sudbury Launches Firefighter Recruitment Amid Shortage
Greater Sudbury confronts a critical volunteer firefighter shortage, with city officials and unions collaborating on recruitment efforts to address high turnover and geographic challenges.
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Sudbury Events Centre Construction Picks Up Pace
Construction on Greater Sudbury's new events centre is advancing rapidly, with steel pilings being driven deep into bedrock to secure the foundation, despite challenging weather forecasts for the region.
Calgary Man Found Not Guilty in Teen Proposition Case
A Calgary man accused of propositioning a teenager at a local recreation centre has been found not guilty following a court proceeding at the Calgary Courts Centre, with the verdict delivered in March 2026.
Edmonton Uses Property Taxes to Fill Photo Radar Funding Gap
Edmonton is using property taxes to cover traffic safety funding shortfalls after provincial restrictions on photo radar. Mayor Andrew Knack calls for renewed discussions on this controversial enforcement tactic.
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Wasaga Beach Reveals First Waterfront Revamp Designs
The Town of Wasaga Beach is set to reveal the first design concepts for its ambitious waterfront revitalization project, marking a significant step in transforming the popular destination.
Court Rejects Bid to Reinstate B.C. Drug Decriminalization
A Federal Court judge has dismissed a legal challenge from drug user advocacy groups seeking to reinstate British Columbia's decriminalization pilot project, citing public safety concerns and compliance with the Charter of Rights.
Queen City Patrol Founder Guilty of Fraud, Gets Conditional Sentence
Patricia Will, co-founder of the disbanded Regina non-profit Queen City Patrol, has pleaded guilty to fraud over $5,000 and received a six-month conditional sentence plus probation for diverting donations for personal use.
Ontario Man Faces Charges After Saskatchewan Drug Seizure
An Ontario man is facing multiple charges following a traffic stop in Wynyard, Saskatchewan, where police discovered drugs and a significant amount of cash.
Ottawa Honors Supreme Court Pioneer Rosalie Abella
Ottawa celebrates former Supreme Court Justice Rosalie Silberman Abella's legacy with a special event at City Hall, highlighting her trailblazing career and impact on justice ahead of International Women's Day.
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Brantford Rally Calls for Harsher Drug Dealer Penalties
A rally outside the Brantford courthouse on Black Balloon Day called for stricter penalties for drug dealers, highlighting community concerns over drug-related issues. The event drew attention amid ongoing national discussions on justice and public safety
Waterloo Region Adds Saturday Waste Collection for Missed Pickups
The Region of Waterloo is implementing a special Saturday waste collection service to cover any missed pickups, as new black and green carts are rolled out across the municipality.
Canadians Return Home from Dubai Amid Middle East Conflict
Canadian citizens evacuated from Dubai due to escalating Middle East tensions have arrived safely in Toronto, expressing profound relief. The government secured flight seats to assist nationals in leaving the conflict zone.
Windsor Police Seize $440K in Drugs and Cash, Two Wanted
Windsor police have confiscated more than $440,000 worth of drugs and money in a significant operation, with two suspects currently wanted in connection to the case.
U.S. Sends Anti-Drone Tech to Mideast After Ukraine Use
The United States plans to transfer advanced counter-drone technology to the Middle East, leveraging proven effectiveness from the conflict in Ukraine, according to officials.
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Winnipeg Woman Dies in Vehicle Crash into Building
A tragic incident in Winnipeg resulted in a woman's death after her vehicle crashed into a business on Goulet Street. Police are investigating the single-vehicle accident.
Iran Conflict Escalates, Canada May Join Global Response
Iran's military actions have triggered widespread regional conflict, drawing responses from multiple nations including European powers and potentially NATO. Canada is now evaluating its role as tensions threaten to escalate further.
C.D.N.-N.D.G. Demands Hydro-Québec Public Meeting on Outage
The Côte-des-Neiges—Notre-Dame-de-Grâce borough is calling for a public meeting with Hydro-Québec to address the January power outage that left thousands without power during extreme cold, but the utility has declined.
Pritzker Mocks Ousted DHS Secretary Noem in Fiery Tirade
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker celebrated the removal of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem with a scathing video and social media posts, highlighting her controversial past and immigration policies.
U.S.-Made Retribution and 'Khaibar-Buster' in Mideast War
Analysis of the weapons used in the Mideast conflict, including domestically-built missiles like the 'Khaibar-buster' and U.S.-made systems, amid escalating tensions and international law concerns.
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Burnaby RCMP Seeks Suspect in Park Sexual Assault
Burnaby RCMP have released video and photos of a person of interest in a sexual assault that occurred in Lobley Park in February. Police are urging the public to come forward with any information.
No Drugs or Alcohol Found in B.C. Man After Police Death
A coroner's inquest into the 2015 death of Myles Gray reveals toxicology reports showing no alcohol or psychedelic substances in his system following a confrontation with police officers in Burnaby, B.C.
SIU Probes London Woman's Death After Police Encounter
Ontario's Special Investigations Unit is examining the circumstances surrounding the death of a 32-year-old London woman after an interaction with police. The incident has prompted an independent review to determine potential police involvement.
Permanent Daylight vs. Standard Time in Alberta
A detailed analysis of the potential impacts on health, economy, and daily life if Alberta adopts permanent daylight saving time or standard time.
Arrests Made After Rideshare Driver Robbed at Gunpoint
Police in Prince Albert have apprehended two suspects following a terrifying armed robbery targeting a rideshare driver. The incident highlights growing safety concerns for gig economy workers.
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Alberta NDP Starts Nominating Candidates for Next Election
The Alberta NDP has begun nominating candidates for the next provincial election, with Leader Naheed Nenshi stating the party is ready for an election now, while the UCP waits for new electoral boundaries.
Ontario Liberal Leadership Hopefuls Face Recognition Challenge
A new poll reveals most Ontarians are unfamiliar with candidates vying for the Ontario Liberal leadership, with even established opposition figures struggling for recognition.
Carney's Incoherence Threatens Political Survival More Than Controversy
Prime Minister Mark Carney faces criticism over contradictory foreign policy statements and communication missteps that could undermine his leadership despite strong polling numbers for the Liberals.
Nepal's Rapper-Mayor Balendra Shah Set to Be Prime Minister
Balendra Shah, the former mayor of Kathmandu and a popular rapper, is positioned to become Nepal's next prime minister, marking a significant political shift in the Himalayan nation.
Prosecutor Details Case in B.C. Couple Slaying
The Crown has outlined its case against three individuals charged with the murders of Arnold and Joanne De Jong, found dead in their Abbotsford home in 2022.
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Alberta Separatism Strains First Nations Ties
Treaty 8 Grand Chief Trevor Mercredi discusses the impact of Alberta separatism on Indigenous relations and a non-confidence vote in the provincial government.
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