Ice Huts Become Emergency Shelters for Sudbury Homeless
The N'Swakamok Indigenous Friendship Centre in Sudbury is transforming donated insulated ice huts into emergency winter shelters to aid the homeless population during harsh weather conditions.
Category : Politics
Edmonton Plans Better Training for Election Workers
Edmonton's auditor identifies provincial rule changes as a cause of municipal election delays, prompting plans for improved training for civic election workers to prevent future issues.
Winnipeg Calls for Special Pathway for Ukrainians to Settle
Community leaders in Winnipeg are urging the Canadian government to create a dedicated immigration pathway for Ukrainians seeking permanent residency, highlighting ongoing support efforts.
B.C. Premier Eby's Fiscal Legacy Faces Criticism Ahead of Budget
As B.C. Finance Minister Brenda Bailey prepares to present a challenging budget, Premier David Eby's fiscal management comes under fire for transforming a surplus into record deficits and debt.
Fourth Person Charged in Carry the Kettle Nakoda Nation Murders
A fourth individual has been formally charged in relation to the tragic quadruple homicide that occurred on the Carry the Kettle Nakoda Nation in Saskatchewan, as police continue their investigation into this devastating case.
Vancouver Councillors Want ICE Agents Banned from FIFA World Cup
Vancouver city councillors are pushing to prohibit U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents from attending FIFA World Cup events, citing human rights concerns.
Homicide Investigators Take Over Burnaby Missing Persons Case
The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team has taken over a missing persons case in Burnaby, British Columbia, indicating a serious escalation in the investigation.
Spy Chief's Team Probed Puerto Rico Voting Machines
A team under President Trump's spy chief, Tulsi Gabbard, investigated Puerto Rico's voting machines last spring, focusing on cybersecurity vulnerabilities but finding no evidence of Venezuelan interference.
Prince Albert Hospital Funding Dispute Reignites Political Debate
The redevelopment of Prince Albert's Victoria Hospital faces renewed controversy as the city is asked to contribute tens of millions, reigniting political debates over healthcare funding and municipal responsibilities in Saskatchewan.
Toronto Police Officers Charged in Organized Crime Investigation
Seven Toronto police officers have been charged following an extensive organized crime and corruption investigation, according to sources. The charges mark a significant development in a high-profile case.
Quebec's $107M Caregiver Funding: Welcome But Unclear
Quebec's $107.2 million pledge for family caregivers is a step forward, but advocates demand clarity on eligibility and implementation before celebrating.
Vance on Epstein Files: Criticizes Elites, Defends Trump
Vice President JD Vance condemns the 'incestuous' elite ties in Jeffrey Epstein documents but defends President Trump's minimal association despite evidence of their long acquaintance.
Albertans Rally Against Separatism, Champion Unity
Amid growing separatist sentiment in Alberta, groups like The Canadian Club are actively promoting national unity, with petitions and public discussions highlighting the benefits of remaining in Canada.
Barrie Man Headed to Trial for Historical Sex Crimes
A Barrie, Ontario man accused of historical sex crimes involving young girls is proceeding toward trial after a recent court appearance in Bradford.
ICE in Calgary: What the U.S. Immigration Agency Does Locally
Amid rising tensions in U.S. immigration enforcement, Calgarians question why ICE operates a field office in downtown Calgary. Here's what Homeland Security Investigations actually does in Canada.
Americans Doubt Trump's Commitment to Fair Elections
CNN data analyst Harry Enten reveals polling indicating most Americans question Donald Trump's dedication to free and fair elections following his calls for federal takeover of voting operations.
Fourth Suspect Charged in Regina's 2026 Homicide
Regina police have laid a murder charge against a fourth individual connected to the city's first homicide of 2026, following the discovery of a body in a vehicle that fled police on Dewdney Avenue.
Liberal Candidate Doly Begum Faces Scrutiny Over Israel Remarks
Former NDP MPP Doly Begum's federal Liberal candidacy in Scarborough Southwest raises concerns over her past statements on Israel and Gaza, sparking debate about party values.
61-Year-Old Charged in Cochrane Drug Bust
A 61-year-old Cochrane man faces charges after RCMP seized a significant quantity of illegal drugs from a Heritage Hills residence, highlighting ongoing law enforcement efforts.
Saskatchewan RCMP: 39 Homicide Victims in 33 Cases for 2025
The Saskatchewan RCMP has released its 2025 homicide statistics, revealing 39 victims across 33 separate investigations. This data provides a sobering look at violent crime trends in the province.
N.B. Youth Arrested Under Terrorism Peace Bond
A youth in New Brunswick has been arrested and placed under a terrorism peace bond by the RCMP, highlighting ongoing security concerns and legal measures in the province.
Police Search for 4 Suspects in Stoney Creek Mall Jewelry Store Robbery Attempt
Hamilton Police are actively searching for four individuals following an alleged attempted robbery at a jewelry store within a Stoney Creek, Ontario shopping mall. The incident has prompted a significant police response and investigation.
Stepfather's Regret After St. Albert Mom Murdered, Baby Missing
Ross Learn expresses profound regret for not visiting his stepdaughter Ayla Egotik-Learn and granddaughter Braylee Beasley in November, before Ayla was found murdered and Braylee went missing, presumed dead in St. Albert.
Calgary Man Gets 16 Years for ISIS Activities in Syria
A Calgary resident has been sentenced to 16 years in prison for joining Islamic State fighters in Syria. The judge emphasized that foreign conduct doesn't reduce criminal culpability.
Edmonton Police Seize Cocaine, $126K in Drug Bust
Edmonton Police Service executed a search warrant in Evansdale, seizing 2.2 kg of cocaine, contraband cigarettes, and $126,000 cash. A 50-year-old man faces eight charges.
RCMP Responds to Anti-Crime Coalition Claims in Moncton
The RCMP has publicly addressed a presentation by the Enough is Enough coalition in Moncton, New Brunswick, stating it contained numerous inaccuracies regarding downtown crime concerns.
Ottawa Shelter Diversion Pilot Aims to Ease System Pressure
Shepherds of Good Hope launches a diversion pilot project in Ottawa to address shelter overcapacity and protect vulnerable individuals from extreme cold weather conditions.
B.C. Conservative Leadership Race Hits 10 Candidates
The British Columbia Conservative Party leadership contest has grown to ten contenders as MLA Bruce Banman and newcomer Kooner officially join the field, intensifying the political competition ahead of a critical decision for the party's future direction.
OPP Seizes $400K Cocaine Near Thunder Bay
Ontario Provincial Police confiscated cocaine valued at $400,000 during a routine traffic stop in Northern Ontario, highlighting ongoing drug enforcement efforts.
Royal Son's Tearful Testimony in Norway Rape Trial
Marius Borg Hoiby, son of Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit, broke down in court while testifying against serious sexual assault charges from a 2018 royal residence party.
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