Trump Holds Venezuela Meeting Amid Military Questions
U.S. President Donald Trump met on Venezuela in the Oval Office as scrutiny grows over recent military maneuvers. Key details and context from the December 1, 2025, meeting.
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Man gets 10-year sentence for 2023 Regina homicide
A Regina man has been sentenced to a decade in prison for a 2023 homicide. The victim's father, described as grief-stricken, addressed the court. Read the full details of the sentencing.
Russia Claims Capture of Pokrovsk, Ukraine Dismisses
Russia says it has taken the key city of Pokrovsk as Witkoff talks approach. Ukraine dismisses Moscow's 'loud statements.' Get the latest on the conflict.
Dewdney Avenue Reopens, Wrapping Regina's 2025 Construction
Regina's 2025 construction season ends with the reopening of the revitalized Dewdney Avenue Corridor, a $33.6M project. Mayor Chad Bachynski hails the investment in core infrastructure and the Warehouse District.
Smith pushes for B.C. collaboration on lifting tanker ban
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith expresses her intent to work with British Columbia on energy policy, maintaining hope for support to lift the federal tanker ban. Explore the ongoing interprovincial dialogue.
Police seek driver in St. Catharines hit-and-run
Niagara police are searching for the driver of a white Mercedes SUV involved in a November 29 hit-and-run in St. Catharines. Authorities have released an image of the vehicle.
Indoor tennis, pickleball courts pitched for Vancouver parks
The Vancouver Park Board will review a proposal to build new indoor tennis and pickleball facilities. This move aims to meet growing demand for year-round racquet sports in the city.
Regina woman arrested after assault, robbery
A Regina woman is in custody after a weekend incident involving assault and robbery. Police continue their investigation. Get the latest details on this developing story.
Eby in dark as Nutrien picks U.S. for $1B potash port
Premier David Eby says he was unaware of Nutrien's search for a West Coast port, a $1 billion project now headed to Washington. The missed opportunity raises questions about B.C.'s economic outreach.
Alberta pushes back on federal gun buy-back
The Alberta government is challenging the federal firearm buy-back initiative, marking a significant provincial-federal policy clash. Learn about the dispute's details and implications.
Midland looks at new bylaw for public nuisance issues
The town of Midland, Ontario, is examining a new public nuisance bylaw to address ongoing community concerns. Learn about the proposed measures and their potential impact.
Sandra Masters Appointed to Saskatchewan Executive Council
Former Regina mayor Sandra Masters has been appointed Deputy Chief of Staff for Communications in Premier Scott Moe's office, effective December 1. Learn about her new role and salary.
Wounded National Guard Member Shows Positive Signs: Governor
A U.S. National Guard member shot in Washington, D.C., is showing positive signs of recovery, according to West Virginia's governor. Get the latest details on the incident and the ongoing investigation.
Trump invites Netanyahu, pushes Israel-Syria talks
U.S. President Trump invites Israeli PM Netanyahu to Washington, discusses Gaza and urges strong dialogue with Syria. Read the latest on the evolving Middle East diplomacy.
White House 'Media Offender' List Revives Trump's 'Fake News'
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt announced a 'Media Offender of the Week' feature, reviving Trump's 'fake news' phrase. The move was widely mocked online for its perceived irony. Read the full story.
Alberta's New Police Oversight Body Begins Operations
Alberta's new Police Review Commission, integrating ASIRT, started Monday. It aims to speed up investigations and enhance transparency in police complaints. Learn about the new three-tier complaint system.
Calgary diverts $50M investment income to lower taxes, fund safety
Calgary city council voted to allocate $50M from projected investment income to public safety, reducing the 2026 property tax increase from 3.6% to 1.6%. The decision passed 11-4.
Missing Windsor Woman's Body Found in Detroit River
The body of Rupinder Kaur, a 27-year-old Windsor woman missing since 2024, was identified after being found in the Detroit River. Police do not suspect foul play.
Calgarian convicted for joining ISIS in Syria
Jamal Borhot of Calgary found guilty of participating in ISIS terrorist activities. The conviction follows a lengthy RCMP investigation and a 40-day trial. Read the full details of the case.
ODSP rules leave Windsor widow without survivor's pension
A Windsor, Ont. widow is left without financial support after her husband's death due to strict Ontario Disability Support Program eligibility rules. Learn about the policy gap affecting vulnerable families.
Trump Endorses Van Epps in Tennessee Special Election
Former President Donald Trump urges support for Republican Matt Van Epps in Tennessee's 7th District special election, launching sharp criticism against Democratic candidate Aftyn Behn.
Carney's Liberal Party shift to centre with Alberta energy deal
Prime Minister Mark Carney's MOU with Alberta signals a pragmatic turn for the Liberals, moving away from Steven Guilbeault's hardline environmental policies. The deal aims to balance energy investment with climate goals.
Indigenous leaders brace for new pipeline battle
Generations of Indigenous leaders, including Grand Chief Stewart Phillip, are preparing for a renewed conflict over a proposed pipeline project in British Columbia. Read about the latest developments.
Jury selected for Leduc man's 2023 homicide trial
A jury has been chosen for the trial of a Leduc man accused of killing his common-law wife in 2023. The case proceeds as the justice system addresses the tragic incident.
Indigenous Peacekeeper Patrols Coming to Downtown Saskatoon
Downtown Saskatoon will see new Indigenous-led peacekeeper patrols. Learn about this community safety initiative and its goals for the city core.
N.B. premier frustrated by EUB carbon cost decision
New Brunswick's premier expresses deep frustration with the Energy and Utilities Board's recent ruling on the carbon cost adjuster, highlighting ongoing provincial tensions over energy policy.
Windsor Police Chief Jason Crowley Q&A on Local Priorities
In an exclusive interview, Windsor's new police chief, Jason Crowley, discusses his plans for community policing and public safety. Learn about his vision for the city.
Elections Alberta Petition Successful, North York School Lockdown Lifted
A Canadian petition to Elections Alberta has succeeded as a lockdown ends at a North York high school. Meanwhile, a new report warns Ontario food banks are struggling with rising poverty.
Danielle Smith Moves to Strengthen Self-Defence Laws in Alberta
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announces new guidance for police and prosecutors on self-defence cases, while opposing Ottawa's gun confiscation program. Read the latest on provincial policy changes.
Surrey fatal shooting likely gang-related, police say
Homicide investigators are probing a fatal shooting in Surrey on Saturday morning, which police believe is likely connected to gang activity. Get the latest details.
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