Alberta Bill to Boost Legislature Seats to 91 for Boundary Redraw
Alberta's government has introduced legislation to increase the number of legislature seats from 87 to 91, enabling a redrawing of electoral boundaries to reflect population growth.
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Canada's U.S. envoy apologizes for English-only invite
Canadian Ambassador to the U.S. Mark Wiseman apologizes for an English-only invitation, sparking debate on bilingualism and diplomatic protocol.
Police Seize $172K in Drugs and Cash in NW Ontario
Ontario police seized fentanyl, crack cocaine, cocaine, $20K cash, and a loaded handgun in northwestern Ontario. Drugs valued at $152,800.
B.C. Man Not Criminally Responsible for Mother's Death
A British Columbia man who beat his 71-year-old mother to death has been found not criminally responsible due to mental disorder. The ruling has sparked debate about the justice system.
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Oakville Arson Suspect Linked to Kitchener-Waterloo
Halton police seek suspect in Oakville business arson; individual has known connections to Kitchener-Waterloo area.
Ottawa officer demoted for unauthorized searches on ex-partners
An Ottawa police officer was demoted after being found guilty of misconduct for using police databases to search his ex-partners and others without authorization.
Federal recall only cure for Ottawa floor-crossing fever
Jay Goldberg argues that federal recall legislation is needed to restore voter trust after multiple MPs crossed the floor to the Liberals, undermining democratic accountability.
Trump 'Gold Card' Visa Granted to Only One Person So Far
US Commerce Secretary reveals that only one individual has received the Trump 'gold card' visa, a high-cost residency program, amid ongoing debate.
Saskatchewan Monitors Alberta Daylight Time Plan
Saskatchewan is considering changing its timekeeping laws after Alberta tabled legislation to adopt permanent daylight time. The province is monitoring the situation closely.
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Two Men Arrested After Windsor Restaurant Break-In and Fire
Two men were arrested after a break-in and arson at Squad Pub and Grill in Windsor, Ont. Surveillance footage captured the incident. Police continue investigation.
Surrey School Board Evades Questions on Superintendent's Pay
Surrey school board chairman Gary Tymoschuk refused to answer questions about superintendent Mark Pearmain's $527,363 compensation, sparking public outrage.
Ontario budget bill shields Ford's cellphone records
Ontario's government fast-tracked its budget bill, including changes to FOI laws that shield Premier Doug Ford's cellphone records from public access, bypassing hearings.
Former Ontario judge to lead police anti-corruption inspection
Former Ontario judge William Hourigan will head an inspection of police anti-corruption practices following the Project South scandal. The probe aims to enhance accountability.
EU Wartime Loan: Vital Lifeline for Ukraine
The European Union's wartime loan provides crucial financial support for Ukraine's struggling economy amid ongoing conflict, helping stabilize essential services and defense.
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Smith's Referendum: A Crueler, Poorer Alberta
Avnish Nanda argues that Premier Danielle Smith's proposed referendum on immigration will harm Alberta's economy and social fabric, turning the province away from its welcoming heritage.
DOJ Targets 384 Naturalized Citizens in Denaturalization Push
The Justice Department is pushing to revoke citizenship of 384 foreign-born Americans as part of Trump's anti-immigration crackdown, ramping up denaturalization efforts.
Annapolis Royal Ends Livestreamed Council Meetings
Annapolis Royal, N.S., council voted to stop livestreaming meetings, citing technical issues and low viewership. The decision has sparked debate over transparency and public access.
Ontario bill for Toronto island airport takeover
Ontario introduced legislation allowing the province to take over Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, sparking debate over local control and economic benefits.
Ford Urged to Apologize for Insults in Legislature
Ontario Premier Doug Ford faces calls to apologize after hurling personal insults during Question Period. Opposition leaders condemn behavior.
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Man charged after forcible confinement near Fort Qu'Appelle
A man faces forcible confinement charges following an incident near Fort Qu'Appelle, Saskatchewan. RCMP responded to the scene and arrested the suspect.
Homan Invites Pope Leo for ICE Ride-Along After Clash
Tom Homan invites Pope Leo XIV to join ICE officers after the pope criticized Trump's immigration policies and Iran war stance, sparking a public dispute.
55% Support Impeaching Trump, New Poll Finds
A new Strength In Numbers/Verasight poll shows 55% of U.S. adults support impeaching President Trump, rivaling Richard Nixon's Watergate-era numbers.
Carney slams U.S. ambassador for English-only invite
Prime Minister Mark Carney expressed disappointment over U.S. Ambassador Mark Wiseman's English-only invitation to Quebec MPs, sparking criticism from opposition leaders.
Civil Rights Groups Condemn SPLC Indictment, Prepare Legal Fights
Civil rights organizations criticize the indictment of the Southern Poverty Law Center and gear up for legal battles, citing threats to advocacy.
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Carney hits back at US trade irritants ahead of CUSMA review
Prime Minister Mark Carney pushes back on U.S. trade complaints, citing tariffs on steel, aluminum, and autos as violations of CUSMA.
Israeli Fire Kills Five in Gaza and West Bank: Medics
Israeli forces killed five Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank, according to medics. The incidents escalate tensions amid ongoing conflict.
King Charles on U.S. Mission to Bolster U.K.-Trump Ties
King Charles III embarks on a U.S. mission to strengthen the U.K.'s special relationship with President Trump, highlighting diplomatic efforts amid trade tensions.
Trade War Live: US Official Warns on Tariffs
A US official has advised President Trump to avoid a chaotic tariff regime amid escalating trade tensions with Canada. Live updates on the trade war.
Amy Hamm: Canada's decline may drive my children away
Amy Hamm argues that Liberal policies are ruining Canada's economy and future, leading her to believe her children won't stay. She criticizes the unelected majority government and lack of public outrage.
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Kentville man charged with dangerous driving, fleeing police
A Kentville man faces multiple charges after allegedly driving dangerously and fleeing from police in Nova Scotia. RCMP report no injuries in the incident.
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