UPAC Probes Quebec Liberal Party Funding Allegations
Quebec's anti-corruption unit UPAC is verifying fundraising allegations against the Quebec Liberal Party but has not yet opened a formal investigation. Leader Pablo Rodriguez faces scrutiny.
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Legault Signals Amendments to Quebec Health-Care Bill
Premier François Legault and Quebec's family doctors federation resume negotiations, potentially amending controversial Bill 2. Read about the latest developments in Quebec health reform.
Edmonton Property Taxes Up 45% Since 2015
Edmonton property taxes have increased nearly 45% since 2015 as city navigates post-COVID fiscal challenges. Learn about the decade-long tax transformation.
Surrey employee accused of $2.5M fraud
A Surrey municipal employee faces fraud charges after a two-year RCMP investigation into a $2.5 million scheme. Learn the details of this significant financial breach.
Tsuut'ina Nation swears in new Chief Ellery Starlight
Ellery Starlight is inaugurated as Tsuut'ina Nation's Major Chief, pledging unity, transparency, and community growth for the 2025-2028 term. Read about his vision for the future.
Calgary housing funding paused after rezoning repeal
Federal housing funding worth $129 million for Calgary is jeopardized after city council repealed blanket rezoning. CMHC has paused payments pending clarity on zoning status.
Alberta Minister Blames Human Error in FOIP Process
Alberta's public safety minister admits to human error after department incorrectly claimed no records existed regarding Edmonton Police Commission complaint. Opposition NDP calls it pattern of interference.
Ex-staff charged with $2.5M fraud against Surrey
A former City of Surrey employee faces charges for allegedly defrauding the municipality of $2.5 million. Learn about the investigation details and city's response.
B.C. LNG Push Could Wipe Out Emission Reductions
New analysis reveals British Columbia's liquefied natural gas strategy threatens to undermine provincial climate goals. Learn how LNG expansion impacts emission targets.
B.C. man charged in illegal gaming house money laundering
A British Columbia man faces money laundering charges following police raid on illegal gaming operation. Learn about the investigation and charges in this exclusive report.
CKPS Addresses Downtown Windsor Safety Concerns
Chatham-Kent Police Service responds to growing safety concerns in downtown Windsor core. Learn about the measures being implemented to protect residents and businesses.
Woman's bones found in Salaberry-de-Valleyfield ditch
SQ confirms human bones discovered by a worker in a Salaberry-de-Valleyfield ditch belong to a woman. Investigation ongoing to identify victim and death circumstances.
B.C. Oil Tanker Ban: What You Need to Know
Prime Minister Mark Carney implements oil tanker ban on British Columbia's coast. Learn about the environmental protection measures and regional impacts of this significant policy decision.
SaskPower projects $165M loss, NDP questions province
Saskatchewan's NDP is demanding answers after Crown utility SaskPower projected a $165 million loss. Get the details on the financial concerns and political response.
Guelph Passes Strong Mayor Budget
Guelph City Council has approved the Strong Mayor budget, granting enhanced executive powers to the mayor. Learn how this decision will shape municipal governance.
Regina attempted murder charge laid after weapons incident
Regina Police Service has laid an attempted murder charge against a 35-year-old male following a serious weapons incident. Get the latest details on this developing story.
Saskatchewan projects $427M deficit at mid-year
Saskatchewan's provincial government reveals a $427 million deficit for 2025, citing unexpected wildfire and healthcare expenses. Learn how this impacts the province's financial outlook.
National Guard members shot near White House
Two National Guard soldiers were shot just blocks from the White House on November 26, 2025. Get the latest details on this security incident in Washington.
Dump truck driver impersonates brother during RCMP stop
RCMP in British Columbia discovered a dump truck driver pretending to be his brother during a commercial vehicle inspection. The real brother was sitting beside him in the truck.
Autopsy confirms central Edmonton death as homicide
Edmonton Police confirm Burton Lee Gambler, 42, died from homicide after being found with obvious injuries near 97 Street and 107 Avenue. Investigation ongoing.
Lawyer: Vigilante attack should spare Calgary gunman jail
Defence argues a Calgary man beaten in a vigilante attack should receive a community sentence for brandishing a gun. The case highlights complex self-defence claims.
CBE settles $15.77M John Ware abuse lawsuit
The Calgary Board of Education settles a class-action lawsuit for $15.77 million over abuse by former teachers at John Ware School. Read the full story and apology.
Sault police secure 40 vacant downtown properties
Sault police and bylaw officers inspected 40 vacant downtown properties, re-securing 5 buildings to prevent unlawful entry. Latest community safety update.
Ottawa driver caught going 130 km/h over limit
A 22-year-old man faces serious charges after Ottawa police caught him driving 130 km/h over the speed limit. Learn about the consequences of extreme speeding in Ontario.
Second-degree murder charges in Melancthon homicide
Fourth suspect charged in connection with Bolton homicide and attempted murders in Vaughan. Latest developments in Dufferin County criminal case.
B.C. Driver Impersonated Brother During Traffic Stop
A dump truck driver in British Columbia faces multiple charges after allegedly impersonating his brother during a traffic stop. RCMP reveal the brother was sitting beside him.
Ottawa councillor complaints jump to 17 in 2025
Ottawa's integrity commissioner reports a rise in complaints about disrespectful constituent communications. Learn about the new strategies to protect city staff.
Cape Breton man faces impaired driving, drugs, weapons charges
A Cape Breton man faces multiple criminal charges including impaired driving, drug possession, and weapons offenses following a police investigation. Learn about the specific charges and potential consequences.
Windsor Considers Converting One-Way Streets
Windsor seeks public feedback on converting downtown one-way streets to two-way traffic to boost safety and business. Have your say on the proposed changes.
Most Canadians offended by 51st state rhetoric: poll
New poll reveals overwhelming Canadian rejection of U.S. ambassador's claim that 51st state comments are complimentary. Learn why this rhetoric strikes at Canada's core identity.
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