Windsor Mayor Proposes $50K Pay Cut to Boost Councillor Pay
Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens proposes reducing the mayoral salary by $50,000 to fund a $5,000 raise for each city councillor, addressing compensation disparities.
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Reflecting Pool Draining Again, Trump Renovations Falter
Crews drain the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool again as Trump's renovation project, plagued by algae and peeling paint, misses its July 4 deadline for the nation's 250th birthday.
Pfeiffer Regrets Supporting Maine Candidate After Assault Claims
Dan Pfeiffer of 'Pod Save America' expresses regret for backing Graham Platner after the Maine Senate candidate suspended his campaign following a sexual assault allegation reported by Politico.
Halifax may allow voting by phone or computer in next election
Halifax's next municipal election could see residents casting ballots by phone or computer, as the city explores digital voting options to boost accessibility and turnout.
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Driver Hits Home in Waterloo; Two Vehicles Damaged
A driver crashed into a home in Waterloo, Ont., on July 10, 2026, damaging two vehicles. Police responded to the scene on Dansbury Drive and Bridge Street West. No injuries reported.
REM no essential services in strike: labour tribunal
Quebec's labour tribunal ruled that REM train operators are not required to maintain essential services during a strike, potentially disrupting commuter rail service in Montreal.
Six Nations Repeals Cannabis Law
Six Nations of the Grand River has repealed its own cannabis law, reverting to federal regulations and ending local licensing for cultivation and sales.
New Details in RCMP Shooting Near Irricana, Alta.
RCMP released new details about the officer-involved shooting of a suspect near Irricana, Alta., revealing the suspect was armed and had a criminal record.
B.C. man arrested in France over India-based crime group links
A British Columbia man has been arrested in France as part of an investigation into India-based crime groups, RCMP announced. The suspect faces extradition to Canada on multiple charges.
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Ottawa Opens Hazardous Waste Sites for Flood Victims
Ottawa is opening hazardous waste collection sites for residents whose homes were flooded during the Canada Day storm, providing free disposal of damaged items.
Police seek suspect in sexual assault in southwest Edmonton
Edmonton police are asking for the public's help to identify a man accused of sexual assault in the southwest area. The incident occurred on July 9, 2026, and the suspect is described as 20-30 years old.
Skepticism Over Israeli Intel on Iran Plot Against Trump
Rep. Adam Smith expressed doubt over Israeli intelligence alleging Iran planned to assassinate Trump, noting Netanyahu may benefit from the assessment.
Ohio County Seeks Help for 16 Rescued Siblings and Prosecution
Authorities in Vinton County, Ohio, request public assistance to care for 16 rescued siblings and support the prosecution of their parents, following their removal from a home in Hamden.
Uyghur Group Urges Canada to Take Clearer Stance on China Law
Uyghur Rights Advocacy Project executive director Mehmet Tohti calls on Canada to move beyond vague responses and take concrete action against China's ethnic-unity law.
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Wanted man known to visit Waterloo Region sought by police
Ontario Provincial Police are searching for Joshua Turner, a wanted man known to frequent Waterloo Region. Police urge public to report sightings.
Calgary council to consider raising property appeal fees
Calgary city council will consider increasing filing fees for property assessment and license appeals by $10 to $25, with some fees eliminated, to adjust for inflation.
Middlesex County Ratifies New Collective Agreement with Workers
Middlesex County has ratified a new collective agreement with its workers, covering wages, benefits, and working conditions for the next three years.
Carney's $70-billion U.A.E. deal stalls over lack of projects
Prime Minister Mark Carney's $70-billion investment deal with the U.A.E. has stalled because Canada's Major Projects Office told officials there were no projects ready for investment, despite promises to fast-track approvals.
Ontario court rules anti-Trudeau billboard protected Charter speech
An Ontario Superior Court ruled Thursday that a billboard calling Justin Trudeau a liar is protected free expression under the Charter, rejecting the province's ban on political messaging on bush country highways.
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B.C. RCMP Renew Appeal 2 Years After Woman's Disappearance
Two years after Karen Tessier vanished, B.C. RCMP renew calls for information, believing the 57-year-old was murdered.
Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool Drained Again in Trump Revamp
Crews are draining the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool again as part of President Trump's troubled renovation project, the National Park Service confirmed.
B.C. expands involuntary care: 132 beds in PG and Surrey
B.C. announces 72-bed involuntary care facility in Prince George and 60-bed centre in Surrey, with $149M budget; first beds open December 2027.
2 dead after Scarborough vehicle strike: paramedics
Two pedestrians are dead after being struck by a vehicle in Scarborough, Toronto paramedics confirm. The incident occurred on July 10, 2026, and police are investigating.
Kash Patel Mocks Critics with Gold Jet Ski Boast
FBI Director Kash Patel mocked media criticism by posting about a gold-plated jet ski, amid investigations into alleged misuse of government resources.
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Saskatoon Man Gets 2-Year Sentence for Immigration Scheme
A Saskatoon man received a two-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to his role in an immigration scheme that exploited vulnerable individuals seeking to enter Canada.
B.C. Police Rule Out Foul Play in 2023 Homicide Case
RCMP have ruled out foul play in a 2023 homicide investigation, reclassifying the death as non-suspicious after new evidence emerged.
B.C. gangster Garinder Deo arrested in France, extradited to U.S.
RCMP confirmed B.C. gangster Garinder Deo was arrested in France on July 7 and will be extradited to the U.S. to face charges linked to FBI's Operation Hard Ball, including drug smuggling and extortion.
Ottawa Police Search for Missing 14-Year-Old Girl
Police seek public's help to find Kaylie Carvalho-Leblond, 14, last seen in Gatineau on July 10. Concerns for her well-being.
Windsor Man Charged with Sexual Assault of 17-Year-Old Girl
A 43-year-old man faces charges after the sexual assault of a 17-year-old girl in downtown Windsor on July 1, 2026.
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U.S. impaired driver stopped at Sault Ste. Marie border
A U.S. driver was arrested at the Sault Ste. Marie border crossing after Canada Border Services Agency officers detected signs of impairment, leading to charges.
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