Legault condemns Miller's remarks on French decline
Quebec Premier François Legault sharply criticizes federal minister Marc Miller's comments on the decline of French. Get the latest on this political clash over language in Canada.
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Meadow Lake death deemed non-suspicious by RCMP
Saskatchewan RCMP have concluded their investigation into a death in a Meadow Lake parking lot, stating the incident is not considered suspicious. Get the latest details.
Budget 2025 Prompts PBO to Revise Grim Fiscal Forecast
Canada's interim parliamentary budget officer, Jason Jacques, reversed his 'cliff' warning after reviewing Budget 2025, now deeming federal finances sustainable. Read the full analysis.
Ontario spends record $112M on government ads
Ontario's auditor general reports the provincial government spent a historic $112 million on advertising in 2024-25, raising questions about taxpayer-funded messaging. Learn the details and implications.
Ādisōke Library Opening Delayed Beyond 2026
Ottawa's new Ādisōke central library will not open until after 2026, city officials confirmed. The delay impacts the highly anticipated joint facility with Library and Archives Canada.
Montreal-area mayors form tri-city alliance on key issues
The mayors of Montreal, Laval, and Longueuil pledge collaborative action on housing, transit, and homelessness. Discover their unified plan for Greater Montreal.
Canada Presses NATO Allies on Arctic Defence Strategy
Canada will urge NATO to prioritize Arctic security at a Brussels meeting, seeking recognition for northern defence investments. Foreign Minister Anita Anand leads the push.
First Nations leader calls federal budget a 'significant setback'
Assembly of First Nations National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak criticizes the 2025 federal budget and a federal-provincial energy MOU, citing a lack of consultation and threat to Indigenous rights.
Liberal Minister Supports Removing Hate Speech Religious Exemption
Liberal Minister Marc Miller supports a Bloc Québécois proposal to eliminate the religious exemption for hate speech in Canada. This could reshape free speech laws.
Vancouver distraction thefts spike to 20 cases in November
Vancouver Police report a sharp rise in distraction thefts, with 20 incidents in November 2025. Most occurred in East Vancouver. Learn the details and how to stay safe.
Sudbury woman charged with false missing persons report
A 31-year-old Greater Sudbury woman faces an obstructing police charge for an alleged false missing persons report from August. Get the details on the investigation.
Settler Outposts Spread in West Bank, Fuel Fear
New Israeli settler outposts are spreading among West Bank villages, raising fears of increased violence. The expansion follows recent tensions and attacks in the region.
Police seize 386 kilos of fentanyl across Canada
A five-month national police campaign resulted in the seizure of nearly 400 kg of fentanyl and over 8,100 arrests. Ontario and B.C. saw the largest hauls.
Prince Albert police probe homicide of teen girl
Prince Albert police are investigating the shooting death of a 16-year-old girl as a homicide. Authorities are seeking information as the investigation unfolds.
N.S. RCMP say homicide victims dead before vehicle fire
RCMP confirm Kelly Trask and Tyler Meagher were homicide victims found in a burned vehicle in Nova Scotia. The fire was set after their deaths. Police continue to investigate.
Hegseth defends 'fog of war' strike on alleged drug boat
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth defended a follow-on military strike, citing the 'fog of war,' during a scrutinized attack on an alleged drug smuggling vessel. Details emerge from a White House meeting.
16-year-old girl's death investigated as homicide in Prince Albert
Prince Albert Police are investigating the shooting death of a 16-year-old girl as a homicide. The incident was reported on December 2, 2025. Learn the latest details.
Elmvale's Ritchie Bridge reinstalled ahead of schedule
The historic Ritchie Bridge in Elmvale's Bishop Park is back in place following a major restoration project, completed ahead of schedule by Springwater Township crews.
Alberta to Announce Firearms Rules Defying Federal Buyback
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's government will unveil new rules allowing gun owners to bypass the federal buyback program and may expand property defence laws. Learn the details.
US Bill Aims to End Dual Citizenship, Impacting Trump Family
A Republican senator introduces a bill requiring Americans to renounce foreign citizenship. The legislation could affect Melania and Barron Trump. Read the details and potential consequences.
New Brunswick announces $1.47-billion capital budget
Finance Minister René Legacy presents New Brunswick's $1.47-billion capital budget for 2025, outlining major provincial investments in infrastructure and public projects.
Calgary driver charged in Blackfoot Trail hit-and-run
A driver has been charged following a hit-and-run collision on Calgary's Blackfoot Trail. Get the latest details on the incident and police investigation.
Halifax councillor seeks report on capped assessment impact
A Halifax councillor is pushing for a detailed report on the effects of the capped assessment program on municipal revenues and tax fairness. Learn about the potential financial implications.
Regina father, son sentenced for manslaughter in revenge killing
Peter Sheepskin sentenced to 10 years for manslaughter in the death of Patrick Badger, a revenge killing sparked by his daughter's fatal overdose. His son received 15 years.
Rodriguez expels Rizqy from Quebec Liberal caucus
Quebec Liberal Leader Pablo Rodriguez has expelled MNA Marwah Rizqy from the party caucus, citing a broken line of confidence. The political crisis deepens as Rizqy remains silent on her decision to fire a key staffer.
YRP officer charged after SUV tried to join Innisfil parade
A York Regional Police officer faces a dangerous driving charge after a grey Audi SUV attempted to join the Innisfil Santa Claus parade route on November 23, 2025. Read the latest details.
Minister: Religion not a defence for hate speech
Heritage Minister Marc Miller defends removing religious defence from hate speech laws. Liberals and Bloc Québécois amend Bill C-9, the Combating Hate Act. Read the latest.
Law Society Revokes James Bowie's Licence
The Law Society of Ontario has formally revoked the licence of former Ottawa lawyer James Bowie, following his criminal convictions for extortion and harassment. Read the full details of the case and the professional misconduct findings.
Man charged in fatal Winnipeg shooting on Langside Street
A 53-year-old man faces a second-degree murder charge in connection with a fatal shooting in Winnipeg's Spence neighbourhood on August 29, 2025. Get the latest details.
Calgary Transit fares to rise in 2026, single ticket $4
Calgary city council voted to increase transit fares in 2026, including a $4 single-use ticket. The hikes are part of over 30 amendments to the city's budget.
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