Vancouver Cuts Financial Department in 2026 Budget
The City of Vancouver announces reductions in its financial department as part of the 2026 budget, aiming to enhance efficiency and address fiscal challenges.
Category : Politics
Alberta Minister Optimistic on ER Doctor Deal, Notes Delay
Alberta's hospitals minister Matt Jones remains hopeful about reaching a deal with emergency room physicians, stating he does not blame doctors for the ongoing negotiations delay amid healthcare challenges.
Manslaughter Convict Escapes Saskatchewan Penitentiary
Keiston Custer, serving a sentence for manslaughter, has escaped from the Saskatchewan Penitentiary in Prince Albert. Authorities have issued an arrest warrant and are actively searching for the fugitive.
Chesham Place Weapons Case: New Non-Communication Order
Fei Han and Zekun Wang appear in court as all accused remain in custody. A new non-communication order is issued in the ongoing London weapons investigation.
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Doctors Analyze Trump's Neck Rash, Suggest Skin Treatment
Medical experts speculate President Trump's visible neck rash is likely from a topical cream treating sun-induced skin damage, not a systemic health issue.
Police Monitor Released Murderer, Community Concerned
Durham police are closely watching Darren Scott Ray, a convicted murderer on a 72-hour temporary release in Oshawa, as residents express safety fears over his presence in the community.
Winnipeg Security Guard Arrested Over Alleged Shoplifter Assault
First Nations groups demand answers after a video surfaces showing a security guard allegedly assaulting a shoplifting suspect, leading to an arrest in Winnipeg.
Charges Laid in Petawawa Stolen Chequebook Case
Ontario Provincial Police have laid charges against an individual in connection with the fraudulent use of a stolen chequebook in Petawawa, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat financial crimes in the region.
First Nations Protest Budget Cuts in Halifax Rally
Hundreds gathered at the Nova Scotia legislature for a First Nations-led demonstration, dubbed the 'Shoulder to Shoulder' rally, to voice opposition to recent budget reductions impacting Indigenous communities.
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Edmonton Teen Sought in Two GTA Murders, Police Issue Warrants
Police are hunting Isaiah Thomas Badger, 19, and Jacob Wallace, 19, for two targeted daylight shootings in the GTA, with warrants issued for first-degree murder.
Trump: 'Everything's Been Knocked Out' in Iran After Strikes
Former President Donald Trump boasted of extensive damage to Iran from US-Israel attacks, claiming most targeted leaders are dead while denying Israel forced his hand into launching the conflict.
Poilievre's First Overseas Trip: Speech in London
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is embarking on his inaugural official international journey, with a major speech scheduled in London, marking a significant step in his political outreach.
Father Convicted for Providing Gun in School Shooting
A Georgia father was found guilty of second-degree murder and involuntary manslaughter after giving his son the firearm used in a deadly school shooting that killed four people.
Father Convicted of Murder for Son's School Shooting in Georgia
Colin Gray found guilty of murder and manslaughter after his teenage son killed four people at Apalachee High School, marking a rare case of parental liability for mass shootings.
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Judge Approves $35M Epstein Estate Settlement with Accusers
A U.S. judge has given preliminary approval to a $35 million settlement between Jeffrey Epstein's estate and his accusers, marking a significant step in the long-running legal saga.
Canada Issues Travel Warnings for Middle East Amid Conflict
Global Affairs Canada warns against travel to multiple Middle Eastern nations as retaliatory strikes between Iran, Israel, and allies escalate regional tensions and disrupt air travel.
GOP Split on Iran War Goals as Legal Authority Questioned
Republican lawmakers present conflicting reasons for the U.S. war against Iran, with some advocating for regime change and others for limited strikes, while most agree Trump has legal authority without congressional approval.
Nurse Jailed for Sex with Patient and False Assault Claim
A Wisconsin nurse has been sentenced to jail after engaging in sexual relations with a drug-court patient and subsequently falsely accusing him of sexual assault, with the judge condemning her actions as despicable.
U.S. Sanctions Hit Cuba's Oil, Sparking Flight and Healthcare Crisis
As U.S. sanctions tighten Cuba's oil supply, airlines are reconsidering routes to Havana, and the government is rationing health services amid severe shortages.
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Sanders Notes Trump's War Rhetoric Contradiction After Iran Strikes
Senator Bernie Sanders pointed out President Trump's past opposition to Middle East wars, contrasting it with recent strikes on Iran that have caused significant casualties and economic costs.
Frank Stronach's Lawyer Questions Final Complainant
The defense team for Frank Stronach has questioned the final complainant in his sexual assault case, as the high-profile trial continues in Toronto. The case involves multiple allegations against the prominent businessman.
Ontario Keeps Time Changes as B.C. Adopts Permanent Daylight Saving
Ontario will continue biannual clock changes, pending alignment with Quebec and New York, despite British Columbia's move to permanent daylight saving time, citing health and economic concerns.
Calgary Police Seek Suspect in Beddington Heights Pepper Spray Assault
Calgary police are investigating an assault where a woman was pepper sprayed in Beddington Heights. The incident occurred in December 2025, and authorities have released a suspect image.
Trump Confirms New Strikes on Iranian Leadership
Former U.S. President Donald Trump announces further military actions against Iran's leadership, escalating tensions in the Middle East and impacting global oil markets.
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Saskatoon Homelessness Count Shows 29% Increase, Likely Undercounted
Saskatoon's 2025 point-in-time homelessness count found 1,931 people experiencing homelessness, a 29% increase from 2024. Officials acknowledge the count likely misses many individuals, with eviction and insufficient income cited as primary factors.
Carney to Hold First Press Conference on International Trip
Prime Minister Mark Carney will face reporters for the first time during his 10-day trip to India, Australia, and Japan, addressing strikes on Iran and security concerns with India.
Sicilian Mafia Boss Benedetto Santapaola Dies in Prison
Benedetto Santapaola, a powerful Sicilian mafia boss linked to numerous murders in Italy, has died in prison at age 87, according to sources speaking to Reuters.
Far-Right Unites After Fatal Attack on French Activist
The killing of far-right student Quentin Deranque in Lyon has galvanized far-right movements across Europe, drawing comparisons to political mobilizations in the United States.
Trial: Teen's Shooting in St-Léonard Called 'Catastrophe'
Aymane Bouadi testified he was unaware his friend would open fire, killing 15-year-old Meriem Boundaoui in a parking dispute. The trial continues with emotional testimony.
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Poilievre Pushes for Stronger UK-Canada Integration in Speech
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre delivers his first international keynote in London, arguing for reduced trade barriers and closer security ties between Canada, the UK, and allied democracies.
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