Pedestrian Injured in Hit-and-Run in Sault Ste. Marie
Police in Sault Ste. Marie investigate a hit-and-run that injured a pedestrian outside a fast-food restaurant on Greater Northern Road earlier this month.
Category : Politics
France Owes the World an Apology for Wokism
A French writer apologizes for French Theory's role in spawning wokism, arguing it has paralyzed Western civilization by teaching deconstruction over construction.
Alberta Separation Petition Approved by Committee
A petition questioning Alberta's place in Canada has been approved by a legislative committee, sparking renewed debate on provincial sovereignty.
CBC-Backed Show Ridicules Conservatives: Taxpayer Funds Questioned
Brian Lilley reports on the CBC-backed show Northland Tales, accused of targeting conservatives with taxpayer funds. Victims include academics, officers, and media.
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Saskatoon School Closed After Watermain Break
Bishop Roborecki School in Saskatoon was closed on May 21, 2026, due to a watermain break, disrupting classes and prompting emergency repairs.
Edmonton Police Survey: Job Satisfaction High, Upper Management Mixed
Edmonton Police Service survey shows 68% of employees satisfied, but only 39% view senior management favorably. 62% of staff participated.
Lions Bay Man's Disappearance Now a Homicide Probe
Stewart McLean, 45, missing since May 15, 2026, is now believed to be a homicide victim. Squamish RCMP and IHIT are investigating.
RCMP Probe of Tumbler Ridge Shooting in Final Stages
B.C.'s public safety minister says the RCMP investigation into a mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge is in its final stages, providing updates on the case.
Political Violence Becomes Acceptable and Inevitable
Ben Shapiro argues that excusing political violence and a justice system favoring defendants leads to more violence, citing the Luigi Mangione case as an example.
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CAF Personnel in Ottawa Asked to Return Deployment Gear
Canadian Armed Forces personnel in Ottawa are asked to return patrol packs and tactical vests to replenish stock levels, addressing critical equipment shortages.
Manitoba Politician Says Farmer Who Killed Boushie Is Victim
A Manitoba politician has sparked controversy by referring to the Saskatchewan farmer who fatally shot Colten Boushie as a victim, drawing criticism from Indigenous leaders and the public.
Woman doused in chemical accelerant in Windsor, man charged
A man faces charges after a woman was doused with a chemical accelerant in Windsor. Police responded to the incident, which is under investigation.
Canada-U.S. Trade Talks Stalled; Poilievre to Campaign in Alberta
Trade negotiations between Canada and the U.S. remain at an impasse. Pierre Poilievre plans to campaign in Alberta for Canadian unity. Also, a Toronto driver wins appeal after 18 years.
Transition Centre Groundbreaking at CFB Borden
A groundbreaking ceremony for a new Transition Centre at CFB Borden signals enhanced support for military personnel transitioning to civilian life, marking a historic milestone.
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Cyclist Injured in Chelsea School Bus Collision
A cyclist was taken to hospital with injuries after a school bus collision in Chelsea, Quebec. Police are investigating the incident that occurred on Route 105.
N.B. Senior Sentenced to Life for First-Degree Murder
A New Brunswick senior has been sentenced to life in prison for first-degree murder. The Moncton Law Courts delivered the verdict, marking a significant case in the province's legal history.
UCP needs separation referendum question: Lukaszuk
Thomas Lukaszuk says the UCP must include a separation referendum question to satisfy its voter base, amid Premier Smith's upcoming TV address.
Fatal transport collision on Highway 11/17 kills one
A fatal collision between two tractor-trailers on Highway 11/17 in northwestern Ontario left one person dead, police report.
No GO Train at Downsview Park for Bruno Mars Concert
Bruno Mars concert this weekend means no GO train service at Downsview Park Station. Toronto Mayor announces free TTC fares after Rogers Stadium shows.
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Police Helicopter Not Used in Esther Search
Toronto Police have not deployed their $134M helicopter in the search for missing 14-year-old Esther, raising questions about resource allocation.
GOP Drops ICE Funding Bill Over Trump's Ballroom, Slush Fund
Republicans scrapped plans to pass an ICE funding bill due to disagreements over Trump's $1 billion ballroom and a $1.8 billion slush fund, leaving the party in disarray.
Canadians Favor Domestic Defence Spending, Poll Reveals
A new poll shows 82% of Canadians want defence dollars spent on Canadian-owned firms. Also: Charge season ends emotionally, and Cold War-era queer research investigated.
Manitoba RCMP alert system expansion announced
Several Manitoba communities will receive a new RCMP emergency alert system to improve public safety and response times during critical incidents.
Alberta Separatist Referendum Question Faces Committee Vote
Alberta committee meets to consider independence referendum question after UCP blunder. NDP accuses governing party of undermining democratic process.
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Renewed push for info in Lois Hanna 1988 disappearance
Ontario Provincial Police are making a renewed appeal for information in the 1988 disappearance of Lois Hanna, hoping new leads will solve the cold case.
Murder Charge in Pictou County Man's Disappearance
Steven Boudreau, 61, missing since April 19, 2026, found dead; first-degree murder charge laid by Nova Scotia RCMP.
Vanier Recreation Centre Project Moves Forward
Vanier will soon have a new recreation and community centre at 250 Montreal Rd., addressing a long-standing lack of sports and gathering spaces in the neighbourhood.
Ontario Cracks Down on Illegal Trucking Operations
Ontario introduces changes to the Planning Act allowing municipalities to fine illegal truck yards without court proceedings, addressing safety and land use concerns.
CRTC Mandates 15% Revenue from Streamers for Canadian Content
The CRTC requires online streamers to pay 15% of annual Canadian revenues to support Canadian and Indigenous content, escalating trade tensions with the U.S.
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Jon Stewart Slams Trump's $1.8B Fund as 'Smash and Grab'
Jon Stewart criticized Trump's $1.8 billion 'Anti-Weaponization Fund,' calling it a 'smash and grab' and likening the administration to a 'horde of teens' ransacking a store.
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