Autism police training launched after Surrey teen death
B.C. confirms launch of autism-specific training for police officers, following an IIO report into the death of Chase De Balinhard. Read the details.
Category : Politics
Vancouver's $10 Info Request Fee Called 'Discouraging'
Vancouver considers a $10 fee for information requests, raising concerns about public transparency. Advocates warn it could hinder access to city data.
Police Investigate Fatal Crash on Burnaby's Sprott Street
Burnaby RCMP investigated a fatal collision on Sprott Street for most of Friday, December 5, 2025. Details on the ongoing investigation and road closures.
Former DEA Agent Charged in Cartel Conspiracy
A former high-ranking U.S. DEA agent faces charges of conspiring to traffic drugs and launder millions for a Mexican cartel. Read the shocking details of the alleged betrayal.
Handgun-wielding youths steal scooters at Kitchener mall
Waterloo Regional Police report an armed robbery of scooters by youths outside Fairview Park Mall in Kitchener. Get the latest details on the investigation and public safety.
Quebec Liberals lose two caucus members in a week
The Quebec Liberal Party faces a deepening internal crisis as two caucus members depart within a week. Get the latest details on the political turmoil in Montreal.
Police warn of high-risk sex offender living in Edmonton
Edmonton Police issue a public warning about Larry Maxwell Stanford, a 74-year-old convicted sex offender with a violent history, including aircraft hijacking. Police believe he poses a high risk to reoffend.
Europe Fires Back at Trump's 'Unacceptable' Security Strategy
Europe reacts strongly to the Trump administration's new National Security Strategy, which criticizes the continent's immigration policies, censorship, and loss of identity. Read the details of the diplomatic clash.
Alberta MLA recall petition fails to gather enough signatures
A recall petition against Alberta MLA Taneen Rudyk has officially failed, falling short of the required signatures. The case reignites debate on the effectiveness of recall legislation in Canada.
Milei delays Argentine lawmakers' vacation for reforms
Argentine President Javier Milei postpones Congress's recess to urgently advance his economic reform package, signaling a major political push in Buenos Aires.
Bolsonaro Taps Son Flavio as Political Heir
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro designates his son Flavio as his political successor. Explore the implications for Brazil's political landscape and the Bolsonaro dynasty's future.
B.C. Court Rules First Nations Must Be Consulted on Mineral Claims
B.C.'s Court of Appeal overturns a lower court ruling, stating the province must consult Indigenous groups before granting mineral rights. A landmark decision for resource law.
Wolfpack hitman sentenced to 20 years for Wall Centre murder
Dean Wiwchar receives a 20-year sentence for the 2012 murder of Sandip Duhre in a crowded Vancouver hotel lobby. The judge called the brazen act a shocking disregard for life.
How John Rustad was ousted as B.C. Conservative leader
An exclusive look at the 48-hour internal coup that led to John Rustad's resignation as B.C. Conservative leader, detailing the secret meetings and legal maneuvers. Read the full story.
Surrey arena financials redacted in FOI documents
Key financial details for Surrey's proposed 10,000-seat arena have been blacked out in documents released under FOI. The city's transparency is questioned as costs remain secret.
Teen charged in NYC subway arson case
An 18-year-old high school student faces arson charges for allegedly setting a fire that injured a passenger on the New York City subway. Get the latest details on the incident and charges.
Kwan accuses Liberals of fearmongering on defence bill
NDP MP Jenny Kwan criticizes the Liberal government's defence export legislation, calling it 'fearmongering.' Get the details on the parliamentary debate and its implications.
Manitoba RCMP launches annual holiday checkstop program
Manitoba RCMP begins its yearly holiday checkstop campaign to remove impaired drivers from provincial roads. Learn about the initiative's goals and enforcement details.
B.C. Premier Eyes DRIPA Law Changes After Court Ruling
B.C. Premier David Eby says the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act may be amended following a First Nations legal victory in a mining case. Read about the implications.
One Critically Injured in Midtown Toronto Stabbing
Toronto police are investigating a serious stabbing in midtown Toronto that left one person critically injured on December 5, 2025. Get the latest details on the incident.
Steady Funding Provides Stability for Explore Edmonton
Explore Edmonton's CEO highlights how stable, predictable funding allows for long-term planning and growth for the city's tourism and convention sector. Learn what this means for Edmonton's future.
Doug Cuthand signs off from Saskatoon StarPhoenix column
After years of influential writing, Doug Cuthand steps away from his Saskatoon StarPhoenix column, leaving a profound legacy in Indigenous storytelling and journalism in Saskatchewan.
IIO: Civilians tried to help man before police beanbag death
A new IIO report reveals civilians attempted to assist a distressed man on Vancouver's Downtown Eastside before police, viewing him as a threat, used a beanbag gun. The incident occurred in August 2022.
Burlington Foster Mom Blames Others in Murder Trial Videos
Becky Hamber recorded videos blaming CAS and others after her foster son's death. She and her wife Brandy Cooney face first-degree murder charges in a harrowing Burlington case.
Legault Frames 2026 Election as Three-Way Race, Warns on PQ
Premier François Legault urges Quebecers to weigh their options carefully before the 2026 election, framing the choice as between him, the PQ's referendum, and the Liberals on language decline.
New Images Released in TTC Indecent Act Investigation
Toronto police have released additional images of a man wanted for allegedly committing an indecent act on a TTC train. Authorities are seeking public assistance to identify the suspect.
Lethbridge Police Launch Annual Holiday Checkstop Campaign
The Lethbridge Police Service and MADD Canada kick off their Christmas Checkstop campaign to promote sober driving during the festive season. Learn about the initiative's goals and safety tips.
Quebec Doctors' Pay Model Negotiations Resume in Weekend Blitz
Quebec Premier François Legault met with doctors' federations to restart talks on Bill 2. Negotiations enter a weekend 'blitz' phase. Read the latest.
Henderson Ice Centre enters phase 2 of major renovation
The Henderson Ice Centre in Lethbridge moves into the second phase of its major renovation project. Discover what's next for this key community facility and how it will impact local sports.
MLA: UCP's proposed party name changes spark fear
An Alberta MLA reacts with alarm to proposed UCP legislation allowing political party name changes, calling it undemocratic. Explore the details and implications for Alberta's political landscape.
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