Kenosee Superslides Set for Demolition by Province
The Saskatchewan government has approved the demolition of the Kenosee Superslides, a longtime recreational landmark. The decision marks the end of an era for the popular water attraction.
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B.C. Budget Overspends, Underdelivers on Urban Priorities
British Columbia's provincial budget faces criticism from municipal leaders for eliminating affordable housing funds and cutting long-term care while increasing deficits, shifting costs to local taxpayers.
Lawyer Irate Over Delayed Bail Hearing for Chesham Avenue Suspect
A defense lawyer has voiced strong frustration over postponed bail proceedings for a suspect in the Chesham Avenue case, as two accused individuals appeared in court amid ongoing police investigations.
Undemocratic Alcohol Tax Hike Criticized by Taxpayers Federation
Prime Minister Mark Carney's automatic 2% federal alcohol tax increase on April 1 is condemned by the Canadian Taxpayers Federation for lacking parliamentary debate and accountability, costing taxpayers millions.
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Canada Should Focus on Financial Stability, Not U.S. Drama
Amid U.S. political theatrics over the Gordie Howe bridge, columnist John Snobelen argues Canada must prioritize its own debt and sovereignty, avoiding distractions from American reality show politics.
Trump Weighs Limited Iran Strike as Forces Gather
President Donald Trump stated he is considering a limited military strike against Iran to pressure the regime into a nuclear deal, with U.S. forces massing in the region.
Edmonton Region Touted for Federal Defense Initiative
The Edmonton area is being promoted as a uniquely suitable location for a new federal defense project, leveraging its strategic advantages and infrastructure.
U.S. Plans to Reopen Embassy in Syria After 14 Years
The United States government has revealed strategic plans to reopen its diplomatic embassy in Syria, marking a significant shift in foreign policy after a 14-year closure.
Feds Won't Block Alberta's Fall Referendum on Immigration
Federal officials confirm they will not interfere with Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's planned fall referendum on constitutional and immigration questions, while emphasizing shared goals for sustainable migration levels across Canada.
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Toronto Mother and Son Return Home After India Kidnapping
Camila Vilas Boas and her four-year-old son Valentino are finally returning to Canada after a prolonged legal battle following his abduction by his father in India last year.
Eby Defends BC Budget at Vancouver Trade Event
BC Premier David Eby addressed the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade, defending his government's controversial budget and emphasizing that economic challenges are widespread across Canada.
Calgary Man Denied Bail in Ryan Wedding Cartel Case
Allistair Chapman, linked to the alleged Ryan Wedding drug cartel, remains in custody as a judge cites witness killing charges in Colombia and erosion of justice confidence.
Former Calgary MP Bobbie Sparrow Passes Away
Bobbie Sparrow, a former Progressive Conservative MP for Calgary South, has died. She was remembered as a dedicated public servant and principled leader in Canadian politics.
Groups Seek $2.6B More in Pre-Budget Talks
Community organizations across Canada are urging the federal government to allocate an extra $2.6 billion in the upcoming budget to address critical social service gaps and rising demands.
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Surrey Mayor Locke Details RCMP-Police Strain in Letters
Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke expressed concerns about a strained relationship between the RCMP and Surrey Police Service, citing delays in investigative file transfers in private letters to Premier David Eby.
Mother Pleads for Missing Children in Nova Scotia's Pictou County
A desperate mother in Nova Scotia's Pictou County is pleading for the safe return of her two young children, Lily and Jack Sullivan, as authorities intensify search efforts.
N.B. Premier Holt Ends Pre-Budget Consultations, Vows Prudent Planning
New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt announces the conclusion of the pre-budget consultation process, emphasizing careful considerations for the upcoming provincial budget amid economic uncertainties.
Ottawa Police Issue Warrant in October Homicide Case
Ottawa police have issued an arrest warrant for a suspect in connection with a homicide that occurred on Russell Road in October, as authorities continue their investigation into the case.
Man Charged with Murder in Rideau Street Stabbing
Yves Brisebois, 70, faces first-degree murder charges for the fatal stabbing of a 58-year-old man near Rideau Centre. The victim, known in Ottawa's unhoused community, marks the city's fourth homicide this year.
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Calgary Police Seek Help in 2021 Missing Person Case
Calgary police are asking for public information about David-Alexandre Beliveau, who disappeared in 2021 and whose remains were discovered in Alberta in late 2025. Authorities believe organized crime may be involved.
PCs Win Ontario Election, Crombie Loses Seat but Remains Leader
Doug Ford's Progressive Conservatives have won a third consecutive majority government in Ontario, while Liberal Leader Bonnie Crombie failed to secure her own seat in Mississauga but pledged to continue leading the party.
Police Warn of Jewelry Distraction Thefts in York Region
York Regional Police are cautioning residents about an ongoing series of jewelry distraction thefts, urging vigilance as perpetrators employ deceptive tactics to steal valuables.
Alberta Lawyers Warn Again on Democratic Decline, Rule of Law
A second group of Alberta lawyers has published an open letter, citing government actions like use of the notwithstanding clause and threats to judicial independence as risks to democracy and individual rights in the province.
U.K. May Remove Ex-Prince Andrew from Royal Succession Line
The British government is reportedly evaluating the potential removal of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, formerly Prince Andrew, from the royal line of succession amid ongoing controversies.
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Windsor Police Seek Suspect in Business Break-In and Beverage Theft
Windsor authorities are requesting public assistance to identify a man accused of ransacking a local business and consuming beverages on the premises during an alleged break-in incident.
Quebec MNA Bouazzi Calls Political Climate 'Toxic'
Québec solidaire MNA Haroun Bouazzi has publicly criticized the current political atmosphere in Quebec, describing it as 'toxic'. His remarks come amid ongoing debates and tensions in the National Assembly.
Supreme Court: Trump Tariffs Illegal, Consumer Refunds Unlikely
The Supreme Court has declared most of President Trump's tariffs illegal, but American consumers are unlikely to see refunds. The ruling leaves billions in collected revenue in limbo, sparking legal battles and political debate.
Brantford Resident Charged with Kidnapping After Erin Probe
Wellington County OPP have laid kidnapping charges against a Brantford individual following a detailed investigation in the town of Erin, marking a significant development in the case.
Ottawa Man, 70, Charged in Fatal Rideau Centre Stabbing
A 70-year-old Ottawa man has been charged with murder following a fatal stabbing outside the Rideau Centre shopping mall. The victim succumbed to life-threatening injuries at the hospital.
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Prince George RCMP Seizes Weapons Cache in Arrest
Prince George RCMP confiscated multiple firearms, ammunition, and body armor during a significant arrest on February 18, 2026, highlighting ongoing law enforcement efforts against weapon-related crimes.
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