Alberta Ski Resorts Can Adapt to Daylight Time, Says Skier
A lifelong skier argues Alberta ski resorts can adjust opening times if daylight time becomes permanent, while other letters discuss Bill 18 and a new pipeline to the U.S.
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Two Good Ideas Sneak Past Ottawa's Parliamentary Guards
Kelly McParland highlights the Carney government's admissions on fixing 24 Sussex and improving airline passenger rights, signaling a shift in Ottawa.
Saving Toronto: Diagnosing the Decline of a Once-Great City
Anne Golden's excerpt from 'Saving Toronto' identifies key problems like infrastructure deficits, urban sprawl, and governance issues, offering solutions to reverse the city's decline.
Human rights tribunals not fit for purpose: Collin May
Collin May argues that human rights tribunals in Canada are easily abused by bad-faith complainants, stifling free speech and burdening respondents with unfair procedures.
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Data breach investigation hits Alberta separatists
Elections Alberta investigates potential mishandling of voter data by separatist groups, highlighting fractures in the grassroots independence movement.
Ottawa's Fiscal Guardrail Driving Us Toward the Cliff
Ottawa's fiscal guardrail of spending every extra revenue dollar is pushing Canada toward a fiscal crisis, with deficits remaining high and debt burden growing.
Carney's Fiscal Update: Charming Tune, Stumbles at End
Kim Moody critiques the federal spring economic update, calling it a deceptive Pied Piper tune that masks fiscal irresponsibility.
Windsor Widow Marks 20 Years Since Husband's Line of Duty Death
Shelley Atkinson remembers the 20th anniversary of her husband Senior Const. John Atkinson's death in Windsor on May 5, 2006, saying happiness and grief can coexist.
PM Carney to name new governor general today
Prime Minister Mark Carney is expected to announce a new governor general today, replacing Mary Simon. The appointment comes amid ongoing political developments in Canada.
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Gatineau Bird Feeder Fine Sparks Debate on Wildlife Bylaws
A Gatineau woman faces a $400 fine for her backyard bird feeder, raising questions about wildlife regulations and their impact on residents.
Pew Poll: Most Oppose Naming Buildings After Trump
A new Pew Research Center poll finds that even a majority of Republicans oppose naming government buildings after Donald Trump while he is still in office.
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Trump Attacks Obama, Biden, and Powell in New Posts
Donald Trump posted a cartoon on Truth Social depicting Obama bowing to Iran, Biden kneeling, and an image of Jerome Powell being dumped, criticizing interest rates.
Liberals Refuse to Release Police Powers Report
Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree refuses to disclose a consultation report on police search powers, raising transparency concerns as Bill C-22 heads to committee.
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Trump Brags About Passing Dementia Test Three Times
President Trump boasted about taking the Montreal Cognitive Assessment three times, but critics question why he needs repeated dementia screening.
U.S. Tariff Refunds to Start May 12, a Day Later
CBP says electronic refunds for tariffs deemed illegal by the Supreme Court will begin May 12, a day later than earlier estimate. Up to $166 billion in collections are subject to refunds.
FTC Drops Media Matters Probe in Settlement
The FTC has settled with Media Matters, withdrawing its investigative demand and agreeing not to reissue it. Media Matters calls it a complete victory, offering a blueprint for others facing similar actions.
U.S.-Iran Clash in Strait of Hormuz Endangers Ceasefire
The U.S. and Iran exchanged fire in the Persian Gulf, drawing in the UAE and threatening a four-week ceasefire. Oil prices surged as tensions escalated.
Carney to Name New Governor General Tuesday
Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to announce the successor to Governor General Mary Simon on Tuesday, with a focus on finding a fluently bilingual candidate.
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Man Shot and Killed Inside Surrey Business Monday
A man was shot and killed inside a Surrey business on Monday afternoon. Homicide investigators are on scene in the 13000-block of 76th Avenue. No arrests have been made.
U.S. tribes cite B.C.'s DRIPA law to challenge resource projects
U.S. tribes from Washington and Alaska plan to use B.C.'s Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act in lawsuits against provincial resource project approvals, citing historic rights and lack of consultation.
Innisfil Man Charged in $1M Arson in Whitchurch-Stouffville
York Regional Police have charged an Innisfil man with arson after an industrial fire caused $1M in damages. No injuries were reported. A separate Markham assault case also leads to charges.
B.C. and Ottawa Align to Challenge Cowichan Land Ruling
Premier David Eby says Prime Minister Mark Carney's government disagrees with a court decision recognizing Aboriginal title on private land, as both governments appeal the ruling.
Ontario MPP reintroduces bill for transparency in sexual assault cases
MPP Catherine Fife has reintroduced a bill demanding greater transparency in Ontario's handling of sexual assault cases, aiming to strengthen public trust and accountability.
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Sask. housing corporation loses over $300K in suspected fraud
Saskatchewan Housing Corporation reports over $300K lost in suspected misappropriation at Cumberland House, plus other fraud cases in Prince Albert and La Ronge.
Trump, Xi Summit Set for May 14-15 Despite Iran Tensions
President Trump confirmed his upcoming summit with China's Xi Jinping on May 14-15 in Beijing, despite strains from the Iran war and trade disputes.
Ralph Goodale Discusses Canada-U.S. Trade Committee Role
Former Liberal MP Ralph Goodale speaks about his new role on a Canada-U.S. advisory committee ahead of trade talks, calling it an 'existential threat'.
B.C. man sentenced for bragging about teen sexual assault
A British Columbia man who bragged about sexually assaulting a teenage girl has been sentenced. The case highlights ongoing efforts to address sexual violence.
Manitoba Speaker Expands Unparliamentary Words, Cracks Down on Heckling
Manitoba's legislature speaker has expanded the list of unparliamentary words and cracked down on heckling after PC leader Obby Khan was reprimanded for a remark toward Health Minister Uzoma Asagwara.
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Man charged with murdering 2 in Langley, B.C.
A man has been charged with two counts of murder following a deadly incident in Langley, British Columbia. The case has drawn significant attention as details emerge.
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