Over a third of CRA offices lack space for 4-day return
The Union of Taxation Employees warns the Canada Revenue Agency won't be ready for a four-day return to office on July 6, citing insufficient space in over a third of its buildings.
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ABC: Trump Admin Chills Free Speech in 'The View' Dispute
ABC claims in court that the Trump administration's FCC actions against 'The View' aim to suppress free speech, escalating a legal battle over political bias allegations.
Edmonton Police Target Crime Hotspots with New Strategy
Edmonton Police Chief Warren Driechel announces a data-driven approach focusing on high-crime areas, resulting in decreased downtown disorder and transit violence.
Suspect Arrested in Powell River Rona Arson
RCMP have arrested a suspect in connection with an arson at a Rona store in Powell River, B.C., that caused an estimated $500,000 in damage.
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CTV Atlantic Earns 9 RTDNA Award Nominations
CTV News Atlantic has been nominated for nine RTDNA Awards, recognizing outstanding journalism. The nominations span multiple categories for coverage in 2025.
Roberts' Long War on Voting Rights Act Ends in Victory
Chief Justice John Roberts opposed the Voting Rights Act since the 1980s. Now, the Supreme Court has effectively overturned key protections, enabling a rollback of Black political representation.
Guilty Verdict in Abbotsford Seniors Murder Case
A Vancouver man has been convicted of first-degree murder in the 2024 killings of Arnold and Joanne De Jong in Abbotsford, B.C. The trial revealed a motive of financial gain.
Dash cam fails to ID suspects in fatal shooting
Dash cam video of Colin Hough's stolen truck did not help police identify suspects due to windshield glare, a Calgary murder trial heard. Two men face second-degree murder charges.
Joe Rogan Questions Timing of Trump's UFO Release
Joe Rogan discusses the curious timing of Trump's UFO file release, suggesting it may distract from the Iran war. Rep. Burchett and Marjorie Taylor Greene weigh in.
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Alberta Man Gets 2 Years for Child Sexual Abuse Materials
An Alberta man has been sentenced to two years in prison after pleading guilty to possession and distribution of child sexual abuse materials.
US Expands Passport Revocation for Deadbeat Parents
The Trump administration tightens rules on child support debt, revoking passports of parents owing at least $2,500, starting with those who owe $100,000 or more.
Canada-U.S. Ties Dominate Voter Concerns in 2025 Election
With the federal election days away, Canadian voters are increasingly focused on the strained U.S. relationship, reflecting broader geopolitical tensions and economic concerns.
Alabama OKs New Primary Plan Amid Redistricting Battles
Alabama lawmakers passed a bill for new US House primaries if courts allow new districts. Virginia Supreme Court overturns redistricting plan, while Louisiana and South Carolina face opposition.
Metro Vancouver Members Paid $557 for 4-Minute Meeting
Metro Vancouver committee members received $557 each for a meeting lasting just four minutes, sparking debate about compensation for public officials.
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Trump Says He Has a 'Little Problem' with Tim Cook
During a business roundtable in Doha, President Trump mentioned a 'little problem' with Apple CEO Tim Cook, sparking curiosity about their relationship.
Nate Erskine-Smith Seeks Ontario Liberal Leadership
Nate Erskine-Smith, a controversial Liberal MP, plans to run for Ontario Liberal leader, aiming to revitalize the party after three consecutive losses.
Trump Calls 'TACO Trade' Question 'Nastiest'
President Trump reacted to the 'TACO trade' query for the first time, labeling it the 'nastiest question' during a press conference in Washington, D.C.
Eby Defends Debt for Future Infrastructure Investment
Premier David Eby defends B.C.'s debt, stating it is essential for building infrastructure and preparing for the future. He emphasizes long-term benefits over short-term costs.
Trump Doubles Steel Tariffs to 50% in Major Announcement
President Trump announced plans to double steel import tariffs to 50% at a rally. The move aims to boost domestic industry but may escalate trade tensions.
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Virginia Court Blocks Voter-Approved Redistricting Map
Virginia's Supreme Court struck down a voter-approved congressional map, handing Republicans a win in the redistricting battle and impacting 2026 midterm prospects.
Mamdani Rent Freeze Survives Noisy NYC Council Vote
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani's proposal to freeze rent passed a tumultuous city council vote, marking a significant win for his progressive agenda amid political opposition.
Edmonton Man Pleads Guilty to Police Impersonation
An Edmonton man has pleaded guilty to impersonating a police officer, a crime that could lead to significant jail time. The case highlights ongoing concerns about public safety.
Edmonton man charged with impersonating police, sex assault
A 34-year-old Edmonton man faces charges for impersonating an EPS officer, breaking into a woman's home, and sexually assaulting her. The accused is in custody.
Windsor Police Week Kicks Off with Public Safety Focus
Windsor Police Service launched Police Week at Devonshire Mall with displays of specialized gear, a robot, and a vintage cruiser, emphasizing community safety.
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Teen Accused in Brockville Triple Homicide Had Relationship with Victim
Police reveal that the teen accused in a Brockville triple homicide was in a relationship with one of the victims. The case continues to unfold.
Regina Refines Budget Process to Curb 2027 Tax Hike
Regina city council is refining its budget process to limit a stark property tax increase in 2027. Mayor Chad Bachynski leads efforts to improve fiscal planning and public engagement.
Trump Announces Russia-Ukraine Ceasefire and Prisoner Swap Deal
President Trump says Russia and Ukraine agreed to a 3-day ceasefire and prisoner swap, marking a potential breakthrough in the ongoing war.
Montreal 'Logical' for Defence Bank HQ, Quebec Politicians Say
Quebec politicians argue Montreal is the ideal location for a new defence bank headquarters, citing strategic advantages and economic benefits for the region.
Winnipeg $100K Reward for Homicide Suspect
Winnipeg police are offering a $100K reward for info leading to the arrest of a suspect in a 2024 homicide at a soccer complex. Billboards are being erected to aid the search.
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Lee Fairclough Joins Ontario Liberal Leadership Race
MPP Lee Fairclough has officially entered the Ontario Liberal leadership race, adding her voice to the contest to lead the party.
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