N.S. Care Workers, Province Back at Bargaining Table
Striking long-term care workers in Nova Scotia and the provincial government have agreed to resume negotiations, aiming to resolve labor disputes that have impacted facilities across the region.
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Ottawa Police Remove 21 Vehicles in Inspection Blitz
Ottawa police pulled 21 vehicles off the roads during a vehicle inspection blitz on Monday, citing safety concerns. The operation targeted unsafe vehicles.
Liberal MP in photo with terrorist vigil organizer
Liberal MP Salma Zahid was photographed with Firas Al-Najim, a known organizer of vigils for terrorist leaders, including Hamas and Quds Force figures.
Quebec Assembly Urges NHL to Allow Habs Watch Parties in Gatineau
Quebec National Assembly unanimously passes motion urging NHL to permit Montreal Canadiens playoff viewing parties in Gatineau, citing hockey's cultural significance.
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Calgary OKs Plan to Combat Homelessness, Violence, Poverty
The City of Calgary has approved a comprehensive strategy to address homelessness, domestic violence, and poverty, aiming to improve community safety and well-being.
Calgary Council Studies Downtown Police Office Return
Calgary city council advances study for a downtown police district office, with Mayor Farkas noting Calgary is the only major North American city without one.
Canada Eyes Swedish Aerial Surveillance Over US Option
Canada is in talks with Sweden to purchase an aerial surveillance system, bypassing an American competitor. The deal underscores shifting trade priorities.
Judge: better vaccine campaigns, housing after Alberta boy's death
A judge recommends improved vaccine campaigns and housing following the death of an Alberta boy, highlighting systemic gaps in public health and social support.
1 dead after car crash in Montreal
A fatal car crash in Montreal has left one person dead. Police are investigating the circumstances of the collision that occurred on Tuesday.
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Manitoba Town Alarmed by Rising Crime Rates
Residents of a rural Manitoba community are sounding the alarm over a surge in crime, as a new report ranks Manitoba as the second-highest province for crime rates in Canada.
Accessibility in Housing: A Key Part of Canada's Future
Statistics Canada reports 27% of Canadians have disabilities, highlighting the need for accessible infrastructure. BILD CEO Dave Wilkes urges proactive home building.
Ottawa Split Over Renoviction Bylaw Need
City staff say Ottawa doesn't need a renoviction bylaw, but a councillor disagrees, sparking debate on tenant protections and housing policy.
Israel kills new Hamas military leader in Gaza airstrike
Israel confirmed it killed Mohammad Odeh, a leader of Hamas' Qassam Brigades, in an airstrike in Gaza City, escalating tensions in the ongoing conflict.
Kamloops 'Graves' Could Be Septic Pipes, Evidence Shows
Five years after the claim of 215 children's graves at Kamloops residential school, new evidence suggests ground-penetrating radar may have detected septic pipes, not remains.
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13 Teens Arrested After Brawl at Quartier Dix30
Thirteen minors were arrested following violent incidents at Quartier Dix30 in Brossard on April 18, 2026, police report.
Alberta Secession Movement Unique Worldwide, Experts Say
Experts say Alberta's secession movement differs from others in democratic countries. The issue dominates the western premiers conference in Kananaskis.
Widow Fears Killer Released Near Her Toronto Neighbourhood
Zilla Parker's husband was killed in a 2013 knife attack. The mentally ill man who did it was released to a neighbourhood she frequents, causing anxiety.
Trump Gathers Cabinet to Finalize War-Ending Deal
President Trump convenes Cabinet to seal a deal ending the Mideast conflict, despite backers' fears it may embolden Iran. Oil tensions at Hormuz persist.
Child on Bike Hit by Car in Brossard: Police Investigate
A child riding a bicycle was struck by a vehicle in Brossard, Quebec. Longueuil police are investigating the incident. No further details released yet.
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Spanish Police Search Socialist Party HQ in Madrid
Spanish police searched the headquarters of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's Socialist party in Madrid on Wednesday, May 27, 2026, as part of an ongoing investigation.
SIU Investigates Kingsville Arrest After Taser Use
Ontario's SIU has launched an investigation after OPP officers used a Taser during an arrest in Kingsville, leading to the suspect's hospitalization.
Russian Lawmakers Want Banks to Fight Ukrainian Drones
Russian lawmakers propose requiring banks and staff to assist in countering Ukrainian drone attacks, escalating civilian involvement in war efforts.
B.C.'s DRIPA law is irredeemable and must be scrapped
Geoffrey Moyse argues that B.C.'s DRIPA law, based on UNDRIP, is flawed and should be repealed, citing legal uncertainty and constitutional conflicts.
Church Burnings Continue Five Years After Kamloops
Five years after the Kamloops residential school claim, church arsons continue across Canada with little government action, as six more churches have burned since 2024.
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Poilievre May Prove Shrewd to Back America's Alliance as Carney Embraces Europe
As Carney pivots Canada toward Europe, Poilievre's North American focus may gain voter support amid NATO cuts and trade tensions.
Danielle Smith right to challenge Indigenous rights overreach
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith opens door to amending Section 35 of the Constitution, arguing Indigenous rights have hindered economy and democracy.
Windsor Mayor, Women's Shelter Funding Dispute Escalates
A funding feud between Windsor's mayor and the Welcome Centre Shelter escalates, with accusations of 'drive-by smear' and 'unsettling' responses.
Teen Charged with Killing Stepsister on Carnival Cruise
A teenager accused of fatally stabbing her stepsister aboard Carnival Horizon may remain in custody until trial. The case raises questions about safety on cruise ships.
Alberta separatism an outlier globally: experts
Experts say Alberta's separatist movement is unique compared to global secession efforts, citing economic and political factors that set it apart from other regions seeking independence.
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Ford's Toronto Defence Bank Endorsement Angers Ottawa
Premier Doug Ford's support for Toronto to host a multinational defence bank undermines Ottawa's bid, reinforcing perceptions that the capital is overlooked at Queen's Park.
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